About St. John the Apostle · Sheldon, Wisconsin
St. John the Apostle Parish in Sheldon, Wisconsin, is part of the Five Saints Catholic Community, serving over 300 families across four parishes in north central Wisconsin. Established in 1955 by Bishop Joseph Annabring, the parish was originally named St. Maria Goretti but later adopted its current name. The parish is located in Rusk County and is part of the Diocese of Superior. It offers weekly Masses, sacraments, and active ministries, with a focus on community, faith formation, and service.
- Established
- 1955
- Patron
- St. John the Apostle
- Rector
- Rev. Joseph Stefancin
- Diocese
- Diocese of Superior
Why belong here
Join a vibrant community that offers weekly Masses, sacraments, and active ministries including Religious Education, Eucharistic Adoration, and parish outreach. The parish emphasizes faith formation, service, and stewardship, inviting families to grow in their Catholic identity through prayer, worship, and involvement in parish life.
Mass times at St. John the Apostle
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- 45 minutes before the Saturday/Sunday Mass in Jump River, Lublin and Gilman
- After the Sunday Mass in Sheldon
- Or you can call to schedule an appointment with Fr. Joe