About St. Thomas the Apostle · Beloit, Wisconsin
St. Thomas the Apostle is a historic Catholic church in Beloit, Wisconsin, and one of four worship sites in the Queen of Martyrs Pastorate. The present church building was erected in 1885–1886 on the site of Beloit’s first permanent Catholic church, and today it offers both English and Spanish liturgies. Located near Beloit College, it serves as the spiritual home for many college students and is part of the Diocese of Madison under the leadership of Fr. Bart Timmerman.
- Patron
- Saint Thomas the Apostle
- Rector
- Fr. Bart Timmerman
- Diocese
- Diocese of Madison
Why belong here
A welcoming, historic downtown parish with bilingual worship, strong ties to Beloit College, and the support of a multi-church pastorate community.
Mass times at St. Thomas the Apostle
Weekly Mass schedule
History
St. Thomas the Apostle’s current building was constructed in 1885–1886 on the location of Beloit’s first permanent Catholic church. In recent years it became one of four worship sites in the Queen of Martyrs Pastorate.
Ministries
St. Thomas serves the broader Catholic community in Beloit, especially through its connection to Beloit College.
- College ministry / Newman Connection at Beloit College