“The people of St. Paul the Apostle are called by Jesus Christ to be a people of faith and to reflect His Light in all we do, to put Christ before us, Christ beside us and Christ within us and to share that love of Christ with others.”

This was approved by the Pastoral Council on September 16, 2019.

On the morning following joyous celebrations of Easter throughout the world, we are awakened by the painful announcement that Pope Francis has died.

Our hearts are saddened by the passing of a man whose tremendous faith and vision shepherded the Church through many challenges over the course of the past 12 years.

Although we now grieve, we take solace in the words of the Risen Christ who in today's gospel encountered Mary Magdalene and the other Mary coming from the tomb and told them, "Do not be afraid."

As people of faith, we turn to the One who is the Resurrection and the Life and ask him to receive Pope Francis into the halls of the heavenly banquet and to give him eternal rest.

Most Reverend Jeffrey S. Grob
Archbishop of Milwaukee

Men Interested in Being Deacons

The Office for Diaconate Formation of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee would like to remind all parishes that we will be holding a series of discernment sessions about the vocation of a deacon, encouraging men between the ages of 30 to 60 to attend. These sessions will touch upon what being a deacon can mean for one's family, community and the Church.

Knights of Columbus/St. Paul & St. Louis

This is a group of men of faith, guided by their belief in God and the Catholic Church, their belief in each other, and their belief in themselves. Being a Knight is more than camaraderie, it is being involved with their community; it is supporting their local Catholic Church, while enhancing their own faith. It is about protecting and enhancing their family life.

For more information please contact the Grand Knight - John Rost - 414-520-6278

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