About Immaculate Conception · De Pere, Wisconsin
Immaculate Conception Parish is a small, welcoming Catholic community located in rural Oneida, De Pere, Wisconsin. Founded in 1891 and served by its first resident pastor in 1906, the parish has a long history of faith, sacrifice, and endurance. Today it is led by Rev. Fr. Paul Paider and offers Mass, Confession, Eucharistic Adoration, and monthly parish celebrations. Whether you are a lifelong Catholic or new to the area, you are invited to join the parish family for Mass and fellowship.
- Established
- 1891
- Patron
- Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary
- Rector
- Rev. Fr. Paul Paider
- Diocese
- Diocese of Green Bay
Why belong here
Immaculate Conception offers a close-knit, rural parish atmosphere with consistent weekday and Sunday Mass times, Confession before every Mass, monthly Eucharistic Adoration, and a warm first-Sunday tradition of blessings for birthdays and anniversaries followed by cake and coffee.
Mass times at Immaculate Conception
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- Tuesday before Mass at 7:30 am
- Wednesday before Mass at 7:30 am
- Sunday before Mass at 7:30 am
Adoration times
- First Tuesday of the month, September through May, at 8:30 am after 8:00 am Mass
Sacraments & Prayer
- Confession before Mass on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday at 7:30 am
- Eucharistic Adoration: first Tuesday of the month, September–May, after 8:00 am Mass
- Monthly birthday and anniversary blessing with cake and coffee on the first Sunday
Parish History
The parish’s history is described as a story of resistance, great sacrifice, hardship, and endurance. A Catholic parish in Oneida was the dream of Father P. J. Lochman and became a reality in 1891; the first resident pastor was assigned in 1906.
Clergy & Leadership
- Pastor: Rev. Fr. Paul Paider