St. Catherine of Alexandria Catholic Church is known to many as "the church on the hill." Tucked away at the northern edge of the City of Milwaukee, we are located just southeast of 76th Street and Brown Deer Road. Since 1855, we've strived to bring the presence of Christ to our corner of the metropolitan area and to the world beyond. We hope that your visit to our web site will give you a taste of the community and holiness of this parish, that it will remind you of past visits, or lead you to future discovery. A warm welcome awaits you, as well as a prayerful community, and a deep experience of the closeness of God.

St. Catherine Parish is committed to worshiping God and His Son, Jesus Christ in the Holy Spirit. We are dedicated to living the Word of God by our Christian example. We shall achieve this through service to our Parish and stewardship of our time, talent and treasure.

Chili Dinner on Saturday, October 11
Join us after the 4:30 Mass on October 11th for a chili dinner and entertainment by Magician Alan Borg. The event will take place in our gym. Bring your family and friends. Sign up after Masses the weekends of September 27/28 and October 4/5 or email Anne at llutz@wi.rr.com.




Faith in Our Future
Watch your mail for information on the Faith in Our Future capital campaign coming the week of October 5th.

Road Construction
Due to road construction on 76th Street from Good Hope Road to County Line Road, the access onto 76th Place from 76th Street is closed. You will need to turn onto 76th Place from Brown Deer Road. That access is about a block east of 76th Street. Access from 76th Street is expected to open again sometime in October.


Planning ahead . . .

Third Sunday Speaker Series: Understanding Paul Today
The letters of Paul are the earliest material that we have in the New Testament. Who is Paul, and how did this man who had never even met Jesus while he was living come to preach "Christ crucified, a stumbling block to Jews and foolishness to Gentiles? We'll explore a variety of Paul's themes on Sunday, October 19th following the 8:30 Mass in the Granville Room. Stay after the 8:30 Mass or come early for the 10:30. Our presenter will be Heidi Russell from the faculty of the Institute of Pastoral Studies at Loyola University in Chicago.

To see our entire schedule of "Third Sunday" speakers, click here.