
Welcome to St. John Gualbert Diocesan Relic Shrine!
We are so happy you found our site! We hope you love our church as much as we do. Check out our website for Mass times and learn about our ministries. Interested in becoming a parishioner? We’d love to have you.
Our Mission
At St. John Gualbert Diocesan Relic Shrine in Buffalo NY, our mission is to honor and uphold the rich tapestry of Catholic tradition while celebrating the profound beauty of the Polish heritage and culture. Through the resplendent power of sacred music, reverend worship, and a steadfast commitment to traditional values, we seek to rekindle hope and inspire the faithful. We dedicate ourselves to nurturing a vibrant community where the teachings of our faith are embraced, cherished, and passed down to future generations.
We are committed to fostering a meaningful, authentic, and welcoming community where every individual finds a place of belonging and encouragement. In all we do, we strive to create a sanctuary of grace and reverence, where hearts are uplifted, souls are renewed in the love of Christ, and every person is embraced as a cherished member of our spiritual family.
Mass Times
Tuesday/Thursday 8:30am
Saturday 4:00pm
Sunday 9:00am (Polish)
Sunday 11:45am
Confession Times
Saturday 3:00 - 4:00pm
Our Relic Shrine
As the second largest relic shrine in the United States, St. John Gualbert Shrine is truly a hidden gem here in the Diocese of Buffalo. Come see the church’s collection of over 1,250 first and second class relics.
New to SJG? Here is Some Quick Info:
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Parish Registration
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Faith Formation
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E-Bulletins
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Mass Intentions
Meet our Staff
“The impact of this parish throughout the course of my life has been immeasurable. St. John Gualbert has taught me my Catholic values, which have been passed down to my family. This shrine has given me the opportunity to connect with my polish roots and has given me the privilege to share my faith with a wide and varied group of friends. This is all due to St. John Gualbert - the hidden gem of a church.”
— Sue Serwan, Parishioner