St. Paul Parish Office Hours
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mon-Fri
262-968-3865

Mass Schedule 

Saturday: 5:30 p.m.
Sunday: 9:00 a.m. 
Tuesday: 8:00 a.m. 
Friday: 8:45 a.m.  
            (Nov 2 - No Mass
             Nov 23 - 8AM)

Check out our cluster parish partner, St. Bruno, for further Mass times.
 

Reconciliation

Second/Fourth Saturday 10 a.m.
at St. Paul 
First/Third Saturday 3 p.m.
at St. Bruno
or by appointment
 

Adoration Chapel

Contact the main office at
262-968-3865 to register for access.
 

Click here to listen to Fr. Dan's homilies. 

Prayer Warriors click here

Catholic Resources click here



 

 Have you ever wondered: Is there more to life than this?  Or why you are here?  Ever think: Is this it?  If you have, come and see.  Alpha is a series of talks about various aspects of our Christian faith.  Each Alpha session begins with a meal, features a video with more food (for thought!), and ends with small group conversation  - a place where you can ask questions, delve into different issues and find out what others think.  Alpha will be held at St Paul's this fall and at St Bruno's in the spring.  The fall session begins Tuesday, October 2 in St Paul's Galleria.  Alpha starts with dinner at 5:45pm and ends promptly at 7:30pm.  Sign up here (so we know how many to expect for the meal).  For more information, please contact Mary Kral in the parish office 968-2276.  Come and see!  
 

Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW) is a chance for children, while at Mass, to leave during the readings and the homily — so they can hear the Word of God proclaimed in a way they can understand and hear a message given to them at their level. This is great way for children to get more out of Mass.

Next opportunity is October  28
 

The 2018-2019 RCIA season is about to begin. RCIA is the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults. Anyone who would like to become Catholic or anyone who is Baptized Catholic but never was confirmed are welcome.  This year the team would also like to open the group up to those of you in the pews who are already confirmed.  It’s a wonderful way to walk with others on their faith journey as they prepare to join the Catholic church during the Easter Vigil, and another opportunity for folks who are interested in getting a deeper understanding of our Catholic faith.  Peter and Beth McFadzen like to think of it as “Catholic 101”.  The group meets on Sundays after St. Paul’s 9am mass until 11:30 or so.  They will meet about three times per month in the Family Room. The schedule and the topics will be posted on the parish website for those of you who are curious.    Our first meeting will be October 14.  Come join us in “the best kept secret” in the church!  Contact Mary Kral with questions

 

November 7, 6:30-7:30pm at St Paul

It’s a tough question many are asking today.  Relevant to who and why?  If it does not seem relevant to me today, why should it?  If the Catholic faith and teachings really are a road map for a holy way of life and the core of that life is expressed within a family unit, we must not be afraid to ask the tough questions.  Regardless if you have been a devout Catholic your whole life or you are struggling to believe any more, we invite you to join us for a night of laughter and learning as we explore the critical questions of relevancy and dialogue about concrete ways to strengthen the relational bonds for both our household and Church family. (Speaking of family – child care available.)



Partially funded by the St Paul Parish Catholic Experience Fund and St Bruno Parish

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