St Aloysius Catholic Church

Divine Mercy Parish is a vibrant Roman Catholic community in Sauk County, Wisconsin, comprising two churches: St. Aloysius in Sauk City and St. Mary, Health of the Sick in Merrimac. Learn more.

Divine Mercy Parish is a Roman Catholic parish in Sauk County, Wisconsin, part of the Diocese of Madison. The parish includes two churches: St. Aloysius Church in Sauk City and St. Mary, Health of the Sick in Merrimac. Our main office is located in Sauk City.

The parish centers its life on the sacraments, with a focus on Mass and Confessions. At St. Aloysius, weekday Masses are offered at 7:00 AM, 8:15 AM, and 8:00 AM on Saturday. Weekend Masses include Saturday at 4:30 PM and Sunday at 8:00 AM, 10:30 AM, and 12:30 PM (Spanish). Confessions are available 1 hour before each Mass (except before the 7 AM weekday Mass, only 30 minutes before Mass) and on Wednesdays from 4:30 to 5:30 PM. Mass and Confessions

The parish also offers a Family Catechesis Program for families with children from kindergarten through 9th grade. This program includes Community Nights, Class Nights, and at-home activities to help families grow in faith together. Religious Education

Adoration is a significant part of the parish's spiritual life, with the Mary Mother of God Adoration Chapel open 24 hours a day. The chapel is open from 2:00 PM on Sundays until 8:00 AM on Saturdays. Adoration

The parish also hosts various events, including community dinners and fundraisers. For example, the Hispanic Knights of Columbus host a Mexican Food event to support a parishioner family in need. Events

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St. Aloysius Catholic Church in Sauk City offers a welcoming, tradition-focused worship experience within Divine Mercy Parish. First-time visitors will notice frequent Mass and Confession times, a dedicated Adoration Chapel, and family-friendly ministries like the Family Catechesis Program. The parish emphasizes sacramental life and community events, with clear schedules and accessible facilities including a baby care room and sports field for gatherings.

Pros

• Frequent Mass and Confession times with clear scheduling
• Dedicated 24-hour Adoration Chapel for prayer and reflection
• Family-focused religious education program for children K-9th grade
• Traditional worship style with altar server program for youth
• Community events including annual festivals and meals
• Baby care room and audio system for parents with infants

Cons

• Restrooms in the entrance area are reported to have access issues during events
• Sermons may be longer than some visitors expect
• Limited newcomer guidance visible on the website
• Confession availability varies by Mass time (30-minute window before 7 AM Mass)