St. Mary By the Lake Catholic Church

St. Mary By the Lake Catholic Church We are a welcoming Catholic community committed to the Gospel and service to all. St. Why not consider joining us this weekend for worship? Pastor: Fr.

Mary By the Lake Catholic Church, originally founded in 1852 in downtown Racine, is now located in Caledonia, in the heart of the Crestview Subdivision on Lakeshore Drive along the bluffs above Lake Michigan. Our weekend Liturgy schedule is as follows:
Saturday @ 5:30 PM and Sunday @ 8:30 AM. Our facility is totally handicapped accessible & air conditioned for your comfort. We are a small, but fri

endly, congregation just waiting to meet YOU! Patrick O'Loughlin
Pastoral Coordinator & Director, Christian Formation: Heather Warner
Administrative Assistant & Bookkeeper: Jennifer Wiseman

06/08/2026

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05/27/2026
05/05/2026

Congratulations to all those who received First Holy Communion on May 2!

05/04/2026
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04/07/2026

There will be Communion Service on Wednesday, April 8 and Thursday, April 9 at St. Paul. (No mass these two days at St. Paul.)

04/04/2026

Today we enter Holy Saturday, the day of stillness and waiting, as the Church keeps vigil at the Lord’s tomb. Here are 4 things to know:

1️⃣ No Mass is celebrated during the day: the Church remains in quiet expectation, awaiting the Resurrection.
2️⃣ A day of silence and reflection: the faithful are invited to prayer, contemplating Christ’s descent to the dead.
3️⃣ The altar remains bare: the tabernacle is empty, and the Church reflects the stillness of the tomb.
4️⃣ The liturgical color is absent until nightfall: only at the Easter Vigil does light break forth, and white returns in celebration of the Resurrection.

Today, the Church waits in hope, holding its breath between the sorrow of the Cross and the joy of Easter. 🕯️

Stay with EWTN this Holy Triduum for live coverage of Pope Leo’s first Holy Week, available across our social media.

04/03/2026

I adore you, my God, placed on the cross for me! 🙏

On Good Friday, the whole Church joins in mourning and penance to commemorate the Passion and Death of the Lord. oday's passage is from the Gospel of John 18:1-19:42.

Here are 4 ways to live Good Friday united with Jesus:

Celebration of the Lord's Passion:
On the afternoon of Good Friday, the moments Jesus spent in the hours leading up to his ex*****on are commemorated through the reading of the Word, the Adoration of the Cross, and the Eucharistic Communion, consecrated the previous day, Holy Thursday.

Attend your parish and receive the Eucharist, which is only distributed in this liturgy. From today until the Easter Vigil, there are no sacraments, except for Confession and the Anointing of the Sick in case of necessity.

Participate in the Way of the Cross:
On this day, processions or similar public acts are held, generally presided over by the image of the suffering Christ and his Sorrowful Mother.

So meditate on the Passion and Death of the Lord and accompany the Lord in procession on his way to Calvary.

Seven Last Words' Sermon:
Listen to the "Seven Last Words Sermon" and reflect on the seven last phrases that Jesus uttered on the cross before giving his life for the salvation of humanity.

Fasting and abstinence:
Today the Catholic Church indicates practicing them to live in penance and prayer.
Remember that fasting is eating one main meal plus two small meals that together do not exceed the main meal in quantity; and abstinence means not eating meat and organs of mammals and poultry, nor soups and creams made from them.

02/17/2026

Address

7605 Lakeshore Drive
Racine, WI
53402

Opening Hours

Tuesday 8am - 2am
Wednesday 4pm - 7:30pm
Thursday 8am - 2pm
Saturday 5pm - 6:30pm
Sunday 8am - 9:30pm

Telephone

+12626393616

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