About St. Jerome · Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
St. Jerome Parish in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, is a Catholic community dedicated to living out the mission of Jesus Christ through worship, sacraments, and service. Generations gather here to connect, grow, and serve, finding rest, renewal, and a welcoming family atmosphere rooted in the Eucharist. The parish emphasizes faith formation across all ages, from children to adults, and offers a variety of ministries and social gatherings to build a vibrant, supportive community.
- Patron
- St. Jerome
Why belong here
St. Jerome Parish offers a welcoming, family-centered community where you can encounter Jesus in the sacraments, grow in faith through catechesis for all ages, and serve others through active ministries. Whether you’re raising children, supporting youth, or seeking spiritual renewal, you’ll find meaningful connections and opportunities to live out your Catholic identity together.
Mass times at St. Jerome
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- Tuesdays & Thursdays 5:30 - 6:00 PM
- Saturdays 2:30 – 3:30 PM
- Sundays 7:30 AM & 10:00 AM
- by appointment
Our Parish Mission
St. Jerome Parish follows the Lord Jesus in the Roman Catholic tradition. We strive to live His way under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Worship together is the source and summit of our discipleship. From liturgy flows our devotional prayer and our commitment to lifelong faith formation through catechesis for all age levels, including our parish elementary school. From liturgy flows our service to the Lord in the charity we share to meet human needs and advance the cause of peace through justice in our world.
Sacraments
The Catholic life is not meant to be lived alone. From the Holy Eucharist to the sacrament of Reconciliation, Christ wants to bless you in His Church and in His sacraments. St. Jerome is a place where you can meet Jesus in the sacraments. These outward signs of inward grace are the heart of our parish life together. Transformation, real life change, begins with the sacraments, especially the Eucharist.
- Baptism
- First Communion & First Reconciliation
- Confirmation
- Marriage
- Holy Orders
- Reconciliation
- Anointing of the Sick & Funerals
Ministries
The Church will be as strong as God makes it. Our parish will be as strong as we make it in response to His call. Each of us has time, talents, and treasure we can share in the service of God and the work of the Church. Some may sing in the choir or organize all-parish events. Others may shovel snow or help to provide refreshments for funerals. Some may lead parish groups, while others guide our youth activities. All are needed; all are important; all are forms of prayer, the daily living out of the Eucharist we celebrate together.
- Evangelization & Formation
- Liturgy & Worship
- Human Concerns
- Stewardship & Marketing
- School Advisory
- Prayer & Devotions
- Social Gatherings
- Pastoral & Finance Council
Faith Formation
The Faith Formation Commission supports and assists in coordinating the adult, youth, child and special education ministries of Catholic faith formation in the areas of catechesis, education, sacramental preparation and human enrichment.