About St. Michael · Jump River, Wisconsin
St. Michael Parish in Jump River, Wisconsin, traces its origins to June 4, 1908, when Father Peter Dickopf celebrated the first Mass in the area, then known as Broederville. Part of the Five Saints Catholic Community, it serves families in north central Wisconsin alongside parishes in Sheldon, Gilman, and Lublin. The parish is rooted in the Diocese of Superior and is known for its pastoral care, ministries, and active faith community. It offers Masses, sacraments, and opportunities for spiritual growth in a rural, scenic setting.
- Established
- 1908
- Patron
- St. Michael
- Rector
- Rev. Joseph Stefancin
- Diocese
- Diocese of Superior
Why belong here
Join a community that values faith in action, offering ministries like Religious Education, Sacramental preparation, and parish outreach. With a focus on discipleship and stewardship, members are invited to participate in Mass, service, and fellowship across the Five Saints Cluster — a network of parishes serving over 300 families in a beautiful, rural landscape.
Mass times at St. Michael
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- 45 minutes before the Saturday/Sunday Mass in Jump River, Lublin and Gilman
- After the Sunday Mass in Sheldon