Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul

John Doyle

One cash register open people in line,you Look for an employee you can't find out one It seems like the employee are not happy it has been getting to the point that we dont Like going there

Dee R

Gorgeous basilica! Built in Lewiston between 1905 and 1938, Saints Peter and Paul is the second largest church in New England and the only one to be faithfully modeled on a European Gothic cathedral. Moreover, the church looms as a Franco–American cultural monument. Unlike most European basilicas, which are surrounded by grand plazas, Saints Peter and Paul sits grandly elevated but is surrounded by modest, working-class houses. Measuring 316 feet long, 110 feet wide, and featuring two 167-foot-high towers, Saints Peter and Paul seats 2,200 parishioners.

Ryan Carollo

A beautiful basilica with high, arched ceilings, lovely intricate stained glass, and warm wood along the walls. There are a large number of Mass times available, some of which are in the main church hall, while others are in a smaller chapel. You should definitely see it if you're near Lewiston.

Susan Souza

A beautiful place. 2nd largest in New England, begun build in 30s. Pipe organ sounds great! Check online schedule for free performances.