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Virtual Photo Tour
Tour our church with these wonderful photos! Click on a photo to open the slideshow.
 Front EntranceThe parish community of St. John the Evangelist which was founded in 1883, was briefly a mission of North Attleboro. The first large, wooden church was built in 1885. The present church was dedicated in 1932. |  Hospitality & Administration CenterThe Parish Center which was built in 1998 in similar design to the present church, houses the parish offices and several rooms that are used for events and ministry meetings. |  Church SignOur sign located at the corner of North Main and Peck. |
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 The SpireOur spire is on top of the church. |  GargoylesAll around the church's spire, gargoyles pop out. |  Inside St. John's ParishIn this tour you'll be exploring our beautiful church! Look closely at all the work that was put in to build our church. |
 NaveTake a walk down the main aisle and explore St. John's Parish! |  Main AltarThe high altar of our church, with a crucifix placed above calls all minds to dwell on and observe the sacrifice that we experience when we celebrate Mass. |  Sanctuary CarvingIn the sanctuary, there are multiple carvings. One in particular are angels on both sides of the high altar. |
 The Great West WindowAll of our beautiful stained glass windows were designed by Charles J. Connick of Boston. Our first stained glass is above the main entrance and choir loft. It features our patron, St. John the Evangelist, beside the cross opposite Mary. It was donated by the Most Rev. James E. Cassidy. |  The Rose WindowAbove the main altar is a stained glass devoted to the Blessed Sacrament. This rose features a Lamb and a Chalice, which symbolize the Blessed Sacrament. It was donated by Judge Philip E. Brady, former Mayor of Attleboro. |  St. AgnesThis stained glass window depicts St. Agnes holding a lamb and a pen. It was donated by Mrs. Thomas Kelliher and Mrs. John McGuire. |
 St. Elizabeth of HungaryThis stained glass window depicts St. Elizabeth of Hungary carrying a bunch full of roses. It was donated by Hannah Kearney. |  St. Francis of AssisiThis stained glass window depicts St. Francis of Assisi surrounded by two doves. It was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nolan. |  St. Issac JoguesThis stained glass window depicts St. Issac Jogues holding a cross, a Bible, and a rosary bead. It was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Rioux. |
 St. CeciliaThis stained glass window depicts St. Cecilia holding a mini organ. It was donated by Cecilia McKeon Higgins. |  St. Therese of LisieuxThis stained glass window depicts St. Therese of Lisieux while holding a cross, a rosary bead, and roses. It was donated by Mr. and Mrs. James S. Brennan. |  St. James MajorThis stained glass window depicts St. James Major holding a staff and a Bible. It was donated by Rev. James M. Quinn. |
 St. Vincent de PaulThis stained glass window depicts St. Vincent de Paul holding a child and a loaf of bread. It was donated by Dr. and Mrs. Frederick V. Murphy. |  Baptismal Font & Paschal CandleOn the altar stands the Baptismal Font, which the Sacrament of Baptism takes place and the Paschal Candle, which is first lit at the Easter Vigil and is then lit subsequently at various Masses, baptisms and funerals. |  Lectern StandOn the opposite side of the altar stands the lectern stand. Here the lectors, priests, and deacons proclaim the Word of God. |
 Statue of St. JosephSmall altar to the right of the main altar. |  Statue of St. MarySmall altar to the left of the main altar. |  Sacred Heart of Jesus Side AltarThis altar, next to the statue of St. Joseph is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. It holds the tabernacle. |
 Our Lady Side AltarThis altar, next to the statue of St. Mary is dedicated to The Blessed Virgin Mary, in whom "the Word became flesh" (Jn. 1:14). During the week, the Book of the Gospels is kept here. As we see this book, and reflect on the example of the Blessed Virgin, may we to seek to receive the Word with an open heart that will in turn bear a rich harvest. |
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