About St. Vincent Pallotti · Milwaukee, Wisconsin
St. Vincent Pallotti is a multi-site Catholic parish in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, serving a vibrant and diverse community through its West Church and East Church locations. Named after St. Vincent Pallotti, the parish emphasizes the dignity of every person as a reflection of God and is rooted in a history dating back to 1879. It offers a wide range of ministries, sacraments, and educational programs, including a K4–8 Catholic school, and welcomes families and individuals seeking spiritual growth and fellowship.
- Established
- 1879
- Patron
- St. Vincent Pallotti
- Rector
- Fr. Thomas Pulikkeel-Chacko, SAC
- Diocese
- Archdiocese of Milwaukee
Why belong here
Join a community that inspires and changes lives through its K4–8 Catholic school, vibrant parish life, and welcoming ministries. Parishioners share stories of gratitude for baptismal celebrations, family inclusion, and spiritual comfort, reflecting a deep sense of belonging and pastoral care.
Mass times at St. Vincent Pallotti
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- Saturday 3:15-3:45pm West Church
- Sunday 6:45-7:15am East Church
About Us
St. Vincent Pallotti is a multi-site community of disciples united in sharing the Good News of Salvation. Named after St. Vincent Pallotti, who taught that every human being is a mirror of God, worthy of reverence and love, the parish serves a vibrant and diverse community throughout Milwaukee and surrounding areas.
History
The history of St. Vincent Pallotti Parish begins as a small country church in 1879. It has been the spiritual home and center of fellowship and celebration for thousands of families in the community.
Sacraments
The parish offers all seven sacraments, including Baptism, Reconciliation, Eucharist, Confirmation, Marriage, and Blessing of the Sick. Preparation for First Eucharist is available for children in second grade and above, and RCIA is offered for adults seeking to become Catholic.
Parish Life
The parish is a vibrant and diverse community serving people throughout Milwaukee and surrounding areas. It includes a K4–8 Catholic school, community events like the annual Picnic & Corpus Christi Procession, and a strong emphasis on pastoral care and spiritual formation.