The Fort Kent ladies of St. Anne will meet on November 18 at 6 o’clock at the Senior Citizen’s Center.

The parish office will be closed November 11th for Veterans Day. God, please bless & care for our veterans.

Holy Hour at St. Louis for November will be on November 23. Thank-you for your understanding.

TIME CHANGE FOR TRAINING! The youth altar server training scheduled for Saturday, November 8th is being changed from 8:00 AM to 1:00 AM due to a conflicting event.

Dale Charette, Kevin Bernier, Don Audibert, Clifford Pelletier, and Peter Robichaud — what a blessing you were to us! Your generosity and spirit of service helped make this meaningful tribute possible. We are so thankful and grateful for each of you.

Our Diocese has partnered with Franciscan University. They offer over 230 workshops that are FREE to all, with UNLIMITED access. Sign up for FREE on FranciscanAtHome.com today. These workshops are available right now! Every parish in the Diocese of Portland is already registered & waiting for parents & parishioners to join. Simply create your account, then choose from the hundreds of courses, workshops, & tracks--in English or Spanish--available through Franciscan at Home.

Happy All Saints Day

Starting November 30, for Advent, St. John Vianney Parish will begin using the Mass of Christ the Savior mass setting. We will continue to use this setting until the Solemnity of the Epiphany. Then we will return to the Mass of Christ the Savior for the period in-between Easter Sunday and the Solemnity of the Holy Trinity.

Auspice Maria: The Power of Noticing.

A new podcast episode from our bishop.

We would love for you to sing with us! Youth Christmas Choir w/ Samantha Rossignol. Date: October 28th, 2025. Time: 2:45-3:30. Location: FKES Music Room. Grades: 2-6.

In May 2025, we became aware that the windows at the St. Charles Borromeo church were losing their seal and were no longer efficient. As a result, the double pane windows are collecting moisture between the panes, and we are experiencing heat loss and an increase in heating expenses. Our goal is to raise $25,000 to cover the cost of the window replacement project and keep funds for future renovations when needed. Part of our fundraising efforts include a “Buy a Window” campaign to allow people to put money towards the purchase of a window to honor a loved one or in memory of a loved one who has passed away. Each window costs approximately $375 to replace the panes. A plaque will be created noting their contribution in their loved one’s name. This plaque will be displayed in the back of St. Charles Borromeo church. If you are interested in “purchasing a window,” you may stop by the rectory to fill out a form, or ask one of the committee team members (Arnold Martin, Jenelle Jandreau, Malvia Landry, Patti Voisine, Karen Jandreau, and Lorie Voisine) for a form that you can fill out and drop off at the rectory. Thank you so much for your generosity.

Please join the Diocese of Portland at the largest Human Rights demonstration in the world. Depart AM Jan. 22, return PM Jan. 23. Due to Diocese financial support the cost/person is: Students: $100, double, triple & quad occupancy. Adults: $300, double occupancy.

We will now be posting news & events on Facebook. Follow us at Faith Formation SjvParish!

A Mass to honor our Veterans. 9am @ St. Louis.

The Fort-Kent Ladies of ST. Anne will have a meeting on October 21st at 6:00 PM. Rev. Msgr. Jean-Paul Labrie will be the guest speaker.

As of 10/08/2025, Saint John Vianney Parish has collected ​$73,483.00​ out of $71,331.84 (103%)!

Honor the life of your faithful departed by purchasing a wreath for your loved one’s monument during this season of All Souls, Advent and Christmas. LED lighted wreaths displayed from November through April. Cost of the wreath is $40.00 each Wreaths will be blessed prior to placement in cemeteries. Submit payments to: St. John Vianney Parish, 26 East Main St. Fort Kent ME 04743

The parish office will be closed on Oct. 13 for Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples' Day.

It can sometimes be difficult to give, especially if you are already giving. But it is important to remember that we are still a part of our local parish. And when that parish is in need we are ALL IN NEED. We can see even the Catechism reflects this need: