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SS Peter & Paul Parish
South Milwaukee
WI
53172
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Who we are
At Saints Peter & Paul Parish, we are open to all. Don’t let the Polish in Polish National Catholic fool you. Yes, we are very proud of our Polish heritage and continued celebration of our history, but we are open to people of all nationalities. We are a small church, but we are like family because our parishioners know each other, have loving hearts, and care about each other.
Come join us for mass, or one of our community events.
Come join us for mass, or one of our community events.
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Church Pastor
Rev. Bogumil Czaja
Pastor
1308 15th Avenue
South Milwaukee,
WI
53172
United States
Phone: 414-764-4860
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Quote of the Day
Ephesians 6:10
Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might.
Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might.
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Polish National Catholic Church
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SS Peter & Paul Parish South Milwaukee Mass Times
Sunday Mass: 10:00 AM (September to May); 9:00 AM (June to August)
Mass Times last updated on the 2nd of April, 2022
Mass Times last updated on the 2nd of April, 2022
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An electric lift chair moves worshippers from the lower hall level up to the church
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About the Polish National Catholic Church (PNCC)
Organized in 1897, the Polish National Catholic Church was formed to satisfy the spiritual needs of Polish immigrants throughout the Northeast and Midwest. The PNCC now ministers to people of many ethnic backgrounds. It is the Doctrine of the church that draws us together, not our individual ethnic origins.
We are Really Catholic
Jesus Christ is the founder of the Catholic (i.e. Universal) Church. We accept the teachings of the first four Councils of the Undivided Church, which emphasizes the Catholicity of the National Catholic Church.
We are an Apostolic Church
Our church follows in Apostolic Succession from the Apostles, along with our sister churches, the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church. This simply means that all three Catholic churches are separate but equal, mutually recognizing the validity of each others’ priesthood, sacraments and the mass.
We are a Democratic Church
The governing body of our Church is the Synod, composed of both clerical and lay representation. Bishops are elected by the Synod. The spiritual leader of our Church is the Prime Bishop, Most Reverend Anthony A. Mikovsky, who was elected at the Synod. The priests and bishops of the Church are permitted to marry. At the parish level, the parish members are in control of the churches buitl and maintained by them. A committee of parish members elected annually by and accountable to the congregation controls the parish finances and manages the church property.
Worship of our Church
We celebrate the Holy Mass in English and Polish languages. Holy Communion is distributed directly into the mouth. Stations of the Cross, Lamentations and Litanies are also part of the spiritual worship of the Church.
What does Prawdą, Pracą, Walką mean?
Truth, Struggle, Work – the motto of the Polish National Catholic Church
Organized in 1897, the Polish National Catholic Church was formed to satisfy the spiritual needs of Polish immigrants throughout the Northeast and Midwest. The PNCC now ministers to people of many ethnic backgrounds. It is the Doctrine of the church that draws us together, not our individual ethnic origins.
We are Really Catholic
Jesus Christ is the founder of the Catholic (i.e. Universal) Church. We accept the teachings of the first four Councils of the Undivided Church, which emphasizes the Catholicity of the National Catholic Church.
We are an Apostolic Church
Our church follows in Apostolic Succession from the Apostles, along with our sister churches, the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church. This simply means that all three Catholic churches are separate but equal, mutually recognizing the validity of each others’ priesthood, sacraments and the mass.
We are a Democratic Church
The governing body of our Church is the Synod, composed of both clerical and lay representation. Bishops are elected by the Synod. The spiritual leader of our Church is the Prime Bishop, Most Reverend Anthony A. Mikovsky, who was elected at the Synod. The priests and bishops of the Church are permitted to marry. At the parish level, the parish members are in control of the churches buitl and maintained by them. A committee of parish members elected annually by and accountable to the congregation controls the parish finances and manages the church property.
Worship of our Church
We celebrate the Holy Mass in English and Polish languages. Holy Communion is distributed directly into the mouth. Stations of the Cross, Lamentations and Litanies are also part of the spiritual worship of the Church.
What does Prawdą, Pracą, Walką mean?
Truth, Struggle, Work – the motto of the Polish National Catholic Church
SS Peter & Paul Parish Historical Photos
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