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  St. Annes is a great Church supporting not only Gorham, but Westbrook, Standish, Steep Falls, and Buxton. You'll also find the Gorham Food Pantry, Knights of Columbus Council 10221, womens groups, faith formation, and many more. Did I mention the really gifted chorus? St. Annes has two Choir groups - both delivering god's message with music. You'll find many enriching programs offered at St. Anne's.
  
  Not a Catholic? Not a problem. You'll receive a warm welcome from the really great staff and parishioners. The Knights of Columbus (KOC) often provides coffee, tea, and snacks after the morning mass, and lets not forget the KOC's world famous fish dinners during lent (yes - they have had folks from across the world enjoy the fresh backed haddock dinners)
  
  Instead of praising the Saint Anne's Church, I invite you to experience what happened to us when we visited 12 years ago. Stop in and say hello. Learn for yourself why Saint Anne's is a destination you'll keep coming back for. God Bless.

  Added July 21, 2017 by Maine Needs Fatima