Welcome to St. Lawrence Parish

Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM

Sunday: 10:00 AM

Tuesday:  8:00 AM, Mother of Perpetual Help devotion after Mass

Thursday: 5:00 PM

Saturday: 9:00 - 10:00 AM

Tuesday & Thursday: 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM

To discover more upcoming events at St. Lawrence, explore our calendar page.

Lent sacrifice—rita’s table

Our Lent Sacrifice is for the benefit of Rita’s Table—a community outreach serving those in our local communities seeking fellowship, comfort and support. Volunteer run Rita’s Table serves on the last Thursday of the month January thru October at St. Peter Hall, Slinger. A homemade, healthy meal is served at no cost and is open to all ages. In person dining begins at 5:00 PM (doors open at 4:45 PM). Meals are also delivered to those who are homebound. All are welcome! Piggly Wiggly, Slinger and Festival Foods generously donate bread and other baked goods. 

Contact: Jennifer Schultz  262-353-1227

               Lisa Schmitt   262-644-8818 

Please place donations in the wood box in the center aisle of church.

Faith, food & fellowship

Schedule for upcoming gatherings:

April 9 —Last gathering of the year & Reflection on Sunday Gospel at Sippie Hippie, Slinger 6:30 PM

All are welcome to attend.



Divine Mercy Sunday—April 11 & 12

Divine Mercy Sunday is celebrated on the Sunday after Easter. The Chaplet of Divine Mercy will be prayed at the end of each Mass the weekend of April 11-12. Prayer cards will be available to help you pray along. Bring your own rosary or blessed rosaries will be provided.

The Divine Mercy Chaplet is prayed for: 

 - Invoking God’s Mercy: A prayer of atonement and intercession, asking for mercy on us and the whole world. 

 - Fulfilling Jesus’ Request: Jesus asked Saint Faustina to promote this chaplet, promising great graces for those who trust in His mercy. 

 - Personal and Global Healing: Prayed for personal, global, and spiritual healing, especially for the dying, souls in purgatory, and those needing conversion and peace.

Through the Divine Mercy, we ask for God's forgiveness, healing, and grace for ourselves, the world, souls in purgatory, and those needing conversion. This prayer emphasizes the unfathomable love of Jesus, particularly as revealed through His Passion and the cross. We hope everyone can stay a few minutes longer after Mass on Divine Mercy Sunday to pray along.