About St. Denis · Shiocton, Wisconsin
St. Denis Catholic Parish is a welcoming community in Shiocton, Wisconsin, dedicated to living out the Gospel through worship, service, and faith formation. The parish offers Mass, sacraments, and pastoral care in a small-town setting, with a focus on deepening parishioners’ relationship with Jesus in the Eucharist. It is part of the Diocese of Green Bay and serves the local community with ministries including counseling, safe environment programs, and outreach. The parish is currently led by a pastor who recently transitioned from his role, with a note of gratitude and spiritual continuity shared with the congregation.
- Diocese
- Diocese of Green Bay
Why belong here
Join St. Denis to experience Mass in a warm, small-town setting, participate in faith formation and sacramental life, and connect with a community committed to serving others through counseling and outreach. The parish emphasizes a safe environment and spiritual growth centered on the Eucharist, welcoming all who seek to live out their Catholic faith.
Mass times at St. Denis
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- Monday 5:00 pm
- Tuesday 7:00 am
- Wednesday 6:30 am
Adoration times
- Monday 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm
- Tuesday 7:30 am to 8:30 am
- Wednesday 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Welcome
Welcome to Your Catholic Church in Shiocton, WI. May–September schedules are subject to change; check the calendar for daily updates.
Sacraments & Prayers
Sacraments and prayer services are available. The parish supports the Bishop’s Appeal and offers counseling through Catholic Charities.
- Bishop’s Appeal
- Counseling for individuals in need
- Safe Environment programs
Pastor’s Note
Fr. Michael Thiel shared a farewell message emphasizing obedience to Jesus and the enduring presence of Christ in the Eucharist.
Office Hours
Office hours are Monday–Thursday, 8 AM–1 PM. After-hours emergency line: 920-986-3369.
Pastors & rectors through the years
- Fr. Michael Thielrecently departed
Expressed gratitude for his time at St. Denis & St. Patrick; emphasized devotion to Jesus in the Eucharist over attachment to any one priest.