Saint Casimir Catholic Church

Saint Casimir Catholic Church Catholic Church Saint Casimir Parish is located just a few miles north of Stevens Point and right off Interstate-39 on Casimir Road.

Serving as one of the oldest parishes in Portage County, Saint Casimir parish was founded in 1871 by the Reverend Joseph Dabrowski. The parish was established to serve the growing population that had settled within a vast area around what would be known as Casimir. Predominantly made up of Polish families, Saint Casimir's was a flourishing place of worship for over 900 parishioners at the turn of

the 20th century. Over the years the parish has seen many different changes and has been under different leadership, but deep down we are very much still in touch with our founding members who still have descendants within the parish to the present day. Like our patron Saint Casimir, who was born into Polish Royalty, we serve the people of our community and God before worrying about the luxuries in life. Our parish is very well known for it’s sense of community within our parish family. The faithful of Saint Casimir's gather every Sunday at 9:00am for mass and we encourage everyone to come and visit us and enjoy our simple yet charming parish.

Do You Have a Piece of St. Casimir’s History?As we continue celebrating the 155th Anniversary of St. Casimir Parish, we ...
07/13/2026

Do You Have a Piece of St. Casimir’s History?

As we continue celebrating the 155th Anniversary of St. Casimir Parish, we are looking for artifacts from our parish’s past to include in a special anniversary display.

Over the years, many items left the parish. During the 1971 remodeling of the church, numerous furnishings and artifacts were auctioned, and additional items were sold at the parish picnic. Those pieces are now part of our shared history, and some may still be in the homes of parish families.

If you or someone you know has an artifact from St. Casimir, would you consider loaning it for our anniversary display or donating it back to the parish? Whether it is a candleholder, statue, vestment, sign, piece of furniture or another item with a connection to our parish, we would love to hear from you.

Please send us a message on Facebook or contact the parish office at (715) 344-9582 if you have an item you think may be of interest.

Please share this post so we can reach as many current and former parishioners as possible. Thank you for helping us preserve the history of St. Casimir Parish for future generations!

📸150 Anniversary Display, Caden Strojny

As we celebrate Independence Day, we give thanks to God for the 250th anniversary of our nation. Today is an opportunity...
07/04/2026

As we celebrate Independence Day, we give thanks to God for the 250th anniversary of our nation. Today is an opportunity to remember the many blessings of freedom and to pray for our country, its leaders and all who continue to serve and protect it.

This year is especially meaningful for our parish as we also celebrate the 155th anniversary of Saint Casimir Catholic Church. While our nation and our parish have followed different journeys, both anniversaries remind us that lasting legacies are built through faith, sacrifice and the commitment of generations who came before us.

May God continue to bless our parish family, our community and the United States of America. As we look with gratitude to the past, may we also move forward with hope, trusting in the Lord to guide the years ahead.

Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸 God bless America, and may God bless Saint Casimir.

Today, we remember and pray for the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. May their sacrif...
05/25/2026

Today, we remember and pray for the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. May their sacrifice never be forgotten and may God bless all who have served and continue to serve.

Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. 🇺🇸

He is risen!Easter is the heart of our faith. What we have walked through this week comes to life today. The empty tomb ...
04/05/2026

He is risen!

Easter is the heart of our faith. What we have walked through this week comes to life today. The empty tomb is not just a moment in history, it is the promise that sin and death do not have the final word.

At St. Casimir, we celebrate this day with gratitude for the hope Christ brings into our lives, our families and our community. No matter where you are coming from this Lent, today is a fresh start.

Happy Easter from St. Casimir Parish!

Holy Saturday is a quiet day.The Church waits. The altar is bare. Everything feels still, like the world is holding its ...
04/04/2026

Holy Saturday is a quiet day.

The Church waits. The altar is bare. Everything feels still, like the world is holding its breath.

Christ has died. The tomb is sealed. And yet, this is not the end of the story.

Tonight, we gather in the darkness, and begin with a single flame. From that light, everything changes.

Join us for the Easter Vigil Mass at 8:30 PM at St. Peter Catholic Church.

Good Friday always brings us back to the Cross.Not just as a symbol, but as something real. The suffering, the silence, ...
04/03/2026

Good Friday always brings us back to the Cross.
Not just as a symbol, but as something real. The suffering, the silence, the weight of it all.

We take time today to remember what was given for us.

Mass will be at 12:15 PM at Saint Peter.

Holy Thursday brings us back to the altar.Tonight, we remember the night the Eucharist was given to the Church and the p...
04/02/2026

Holy Thursday brings us back to the altar.

Tonight, we remember the night the Eucharist was given to the Church and the priesthood was established. In the middle of everything that was about to happen, Christ chose to remain with us in the most real way possible.

This is where it all begins.

Mass of the Lord’s Supper will be celebrated at 7:00pm at Saint Peter.

St. Casimir Parish would like to thank everyone who helped make the installation of our new organ possible this weekend....
03/09/2026

St. Casimir Parish would like to thank everyone who helped make the installation of our new organ possible this weekend. We are especially grateful to the Anthony P. Brzezenski Foundation for awarding a grant to support this project and to the St. Casimir Council of Catholic Women for their generous pledge toward the purchase of the instrument.

Thank you to everyone who gave their time to help with the delivery and installation. Your support helped make this project possible for St. Casimir Parish. We look forward to many years of beautiful music in our church.

Exciting news on the new organ!
02/24/2026

Exciting news on the new organ!

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, a sacred season of prayer, fasting and almsgiving. Today the Church calls us ...
02/18/2026

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, a sacred season of prayer, fasting and almsgiving. Today the Church calls us to honest reflection, to repentance and to renewal.

The ashes remind us that our lives are fragile, that we depend entirely on God and that conversion is not optional. Lent is a time to take our faith seriously, to examine our hearts and to return to the Lord with greater intention.

Mass will be celebrated at 5:30 PM at St. Casimir Catholic Church.
We invite you to begin this Lenten journey with us.

Address

203 Casimir Road
Stevens Point, WI
54481

Opening Hours

Tuesday 8am - 12pm
Sunday 8am - 10:15am

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