A Guide to Catholic Churches Located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Are you new to the city of Milwaukee? Have you been considering going to church for some time now but you just aren't sure where to go? Or even where to start looking for that matter? Well here is your chance to find out about some of the most active Catholic churches in the city of Milwaukee and what they have to offer.

To begin, one of the most active and lively churches in Milwaukee is St. Bernadette Parish. They offer numerous activities that members both young and old can take part in. You can play BINGO every Sunday evening in the church cafeteria, and all facilities are handicapped-accessible. This is a great opportunity to have some fun and make new friends.

Another activity that St. Bernadette Parish offers is called "St. Bernadette's Happy Wanders Walking Group." This is a walking group that is open to all members, and new members are always welcome to join. The main objective of this group is to improve your health by walking and having a good time. Walk's take place year round and consist of going and seeing places that show nature's beauty and God's creation. Aside from offering BINGO games and the Happy Wanders Walking Group, St. Bernadette Parish also offers Friday night fish fry's, golf outings, holiday craft fairs, rummage sales, and a Parish Festival once a year. For additional information, check out the church website at http://www.stbweb.com.

While many churches offer an in-person tour, the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist has something special to offer those of you who may be nervous to go to the church or simply are not able to just go and tour the church in person. The Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist offers a virtual tour of the Cathedral hosted on their website, http://www.stjohncathedral.org. This is the perfect opportunity to view the outside and inside of the church.

One special feature that the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist offers is the ability to listen to 8:00 am Mass on Sunday mornings on the radio. Therefore if you are unable to drive or do not have a way to get to church in person, you can still be a member of the church and join in the service on the radio.