About St. Mary of the Angels · Green Bay, Wisconsin
St. Mary of the Angels is a Franciscan tradition Catholic parish in Green Bay, Wisconsin, known for its multicultural and welcoming community. Grounded in the spirituality of St. Francis of Assisi, the parish emphasizes simplicity, poverty, humility, and peace. It was originally established as a Polish church in 1898 and later entrusted to the Franciscan Fathers in 1899, who renamed it in honor of the Portiuncula chapel in Assisi, Italy — the cradle of the Franciscan Order. The parish continues to serve as a spiritual home for diverse communities in the city.
- Established
- 1898
- Patron
- St. Mary of Czestochowa (originally), later changed to St. Mary of the Angels
- Rector
- Father Bill Stout, OFM
Why belong here
Join a multicultural, Franciscan-rooted community that values simplicity, humility, and service. Participate in ministries that foster prayer, outreach, and sacramental life, and experience a parish deeply rooted in the Gospel and the spirit of St. Francis.
Mass times at St. Mary of the Angels
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- Saturday at 11:00 AM
Our Parish
Grounded in Christ, in the Franciscan Tradition. Our mission reflects the spirituality of St. Francis of Assisi — centered on Christ, simple, humble, and focused on Gospel brotherhood and peace.
- Mission Statement: 'Grounded in Christ, in the Franciscan Tradition'
- Franciscan spirituality: centered on Christ, Gospel brotherhood, prayer, poverty, humility, and peace
- Patron: St. Mary of the Angels (formerly St. Mary of Czestochowa)
- History: Established 1898, entrusted to Franciscans 1899, renamed 1900