St. Stanislaus Catholic Church

09/05/2026

07/16/2026

St. Stan's prays for beloved Bishop Kevin Kenney. We pray Bishop Kenney is surrounded by and held in God's light.

In a video message with Archbishop Bernard Hebda and Auxiliary Bishop Michael Izen posted today, Auxiliary Bishop Kevin Kenney announced that he had recently been diagnosed with lung cancer.

07/05/2026

06/25/2026

A nice story...

The epiphany struck on a sleepless night when Father Eugene Brown, then 89, was recovering from spinal surgery: How blessed he has been, how incredibly blessed. The next day the retired priest began typing the memoir that would become “Incredibly Blessed,” now available online and at St. Patrick...

06/12/2026

We invite you to our Annual Polka Mass on Saturday, June 20 at 4:00pm with the Hank Thunander Band!

06/02/2026

https://www.usccb.org/magnifica-humanitas
Pope Leo's first encyclical--on safeguarding the human person during our age of artificial intelligence.

Magnifica Humanitas ("Magnificent Humanity"), On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial Intelligence, is Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical, ad...

05/30/2026

https://www.thecatholicspirit.com/faith/faith-alive/six-times-mary-appeared-to-encourage-admonish-or-inspire-the-faithful/

Even though God has already "said everything" through Jesus Christ, as the Church teaches, some Christians throughout the centuries have attested that they have seen or heard Jesus, the angels or the saints, especially the Blessed Mother.

05/30/2026

Thank you Karen Mack for serving as our archivist at St. Stan's!

HONORING MOTHERS AND MOTHER MARY IN THE MONTH OF MAY
We thank Karen Mack for volunteering to serve as St. Stan’s Archivist. Karen pulled some lovely history for us in honor of the month of May, and we plan to continue to share some of the rich history of our St. Stanislaus Parish in future bulletins.

From the Archives . . . In honor of Mother’s Day, and the Month of May we remember the devoted women of our church that were part of the Mothers’ Club at St. Stans. Organized in April 1928 by Mrs. Martin Liska and Sister Aemiliana, the Club was involved in many aspects of the church. They raised money through bake sales, tea parties, fundraisers, luncheons, and direct donations from members. The money was used to help with expenses related to the school such as blackboards, desks, and books. They also helped students in need with tuition and uniforms. The club also contributed to the priests and sisters at the convent with items that included newspaper subscriptions, a radio, and Frigidaire. Community outreach and support was also a central part of their mission, donating to such causes as the Cancer Home, books for poor children, and the Red Cross. Another important mission for the Club was supporting the church. The Club donated $200.00 towards the building fund for the new church after the fire in 1934. They also noted $150.00 for a beautiful stained glass window which you can find on the left side of the church.

05/21/2026

More info to read up on AI...

Microsoft AI expert Taylor Black previews his CMC keynote on faith and technology. Discover how to use AI as a tool for human flourishing and truth.

05/21/2026

https://www.thecatholicspirit.com/news/nation-and-world/one-year-in-pope-leo-navigates-division-through-dialogue-in-his-push-for-peace/

One year after stepping onto the central balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica and greeting the world with the words, "May peace be with you all," Pope Leo XIV has emerged as a pontiff attempting to guide a polarized church and fractured world through dialogue, peace and increasingly forceful speech def...