About All Saints · Denmark, Wisconsin
All Saints is a Roman Catholic parish in Denmark, Wisconsin, part of the Diocese of Green Bay. It is the central church of the 'Triangle of Faith Catholic Community,' which links All Saints with Holy Trinity Oratory (effective July 1, 2024) and St. Mary of Glenmore/Stark. Together the three sites share faith, talent, time, and tradition to serve the rural Brown County farming community. The parish offers daily and weekend Masses, Saturday confessions, and Eucharistic Adoration.
- Patron
- All Saints
- Diocese
- Diocese of Green Bay
Why belong here
All Saints is the heart of the Triangle of Faith Catholic Community, a small but vibrant rural parish that intentionally links three worship sites — All Saints, Holy Trinity Oratory, and the St. Mary cluster — to share faith and service. Daily Mass is offered three mornings a week, Saturday confessions precede the vigil Mass, and Eucharistic Adoration is offered on Wednesdays and First Fridays. Families in this Brown County farming community find a place where tradition, common faith, and shared ministry come together for the long haul.
Mass times at All Saints
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- Saturday 3:00 PM – 3:45 PM (All Saints – Denmark)
Adoration times
- Wednesday 5:00 AM – 6:00 AM (All Saints – Denmark)
- Friday 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM (First Friday Adoration with Benediction at 7:00 PM, All Saints – Denmark)
About the Triangle of Faith Catholic Community
All Saints is part of a three-site parish family known as the Triangle of Faith Catholic Community, serving the Denmark, Wisconsin area in rural Brown County. The community links three historic worship sites — All Saints (Denmark), Holy Trinity (New Denmark), and St. Mary (Glenmore/Stark) — under one shared mission of community, service, and evangelization. The parish website invites visitors to celebrate Mass with All Saints and find directions through its pages.
- All Saints – Denmark (principal parish)
- Holy Trinity Oratory – New Denmark
- St. Mary – Glenmore / Stark
History & Canonical Standing
The All Saints church building was constructed in 1932 during a transitional moment in American church architecture, near the close of the Gothic Revival period. Father Gehl, who oversaw construction, chose the Columbia Stained Glass Company for the windows after also considering the Marathon Art Glass Company of Marinette. In 2024, the Diocese of Green Bay worked with All Saints and Holy Trinity to resolve long-standing ambiguity about Holy Trinity's canonical status, formally making Holy Trinity an Oratory of All Saints Parish effective July 1, 2024. This new designation gives the smaller rural worship site stronger canonical protections than its former Mission status.
- 1932 – current Tudor Gothic church built under Father Gehl
- Stained-glass windows by Columbia Stained Glass Company
- July 1, 2024 – Holy Trinity becomes an Oratory of All Saints Parish
Holy Week & Easter Liturgies
Holy Week is celebrated across the Triangle of Faith sites. All Saints–Denmark hosts Holy Thursday Mass at 7:00 PM, Good Friday at 12:00 PM, the Easter Vigil on Saturday evening at 8:00 PM, and Easter Sunday morning Mass at 8:15 AM. Other Triangle of Faith sites host the remaining Holy Week and Easter liturgies.
- Holy Thursday 7:00 PM – All Saints
- Good Friday 12:00 PM – All Saints
- Holy Saturday Easter Vigil 8:00 PM – All Saints
- Easter Sunday 8:15 AM – All Saints
Architecture & Stained Glass
All Saints was built in 1932 in the Tudor Gothic style, a hybrid that blends Gothic and Tudor architectural elements. Because construction came at the end of the Gothic Revival era, the church's Gothic detailing is somewhat restrained compared to earlier revival churches. A defining visual feature is the set of stained-glass windows commissioned from the Columbia Stained Glass Company; Father Gehl selected them after also considering the Marathon Art Glass Company of Marinette. The parish website preserves photographs of the window installation and finished church interior.
- Style: Tudor Gothic (1932)
- Stained glass: Columbia Stained Glass Company
- Period: late Gothic Revival, alongside the rise of modernist architecture
Holy Trinity Oratory (Sister Site)
Holy Trinity has long been part of the Triangle of Faith community alongside All Saints, but until 2024 it carried an ambiguous canonical status. In 2024 the Diocese of Green Bay, working with All Saints, formally designated Holy Trinity as an Oratory of All Saints Parish, effective July 1, 2024. The change from Mission to Oratory gives Holy Trinity stronger canonical protections and a clearer path forward. Holy Trinity's mailing address is c/o All Saints Parish, 145 St. Claude St., Denmark.
- Status: Oratory of All Saints Parish (effective July 1, 2024)
- Mailing address: c/o All Saints Parish, 145 St. Claude St., Denmark
- Phone shared with All Saints: (920) 863-5256
Contact & Visit
All Saints is located at 145 Saint Claude Street, Denmark, WI 54208, and can be reached by phone at (920) 863-5256. The parish website at denmarkareacatholic.com provides directions, the full Triangle of Faith Mass schedule, an All Saints email-list signup, and links to the All Saints Facebook page for ongoing parish news.
- Address: 145 Saint Claude Street, Denmark, WI 54208
- Phone: (920) 863-5256
- Website: http://www.denmarkareacatholic.com/
- Email list signup available via the parish site
- All Saints Facebook linked from the parish site
Pastors & rectors through the years
- Father Gehl
Selected the Columbia Stained Glass Company for the church's stained-glass windows during the construction of the current church in 1932.