Saint Adalbert Parish

Unity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Milwaukee is a community-centered congregation that shares the heart of Jesus by loving people through life's struggles. They emphasize welcoming all people unconditionally and combining worship, sacraments, and service with active community outreach.

Three Holy Women Catholic Parish is a Milwaukee East Side community rooted in the Roman Catholic faith, honoring diverse traditions and coming together as a family of faith, worship, and service.

Saint Hedwig Catholic Church is a historic Polish Catholic parish founded in 1871 on Milwaukee's East Side, now part of the Three Holy Women Catholic Parish entity that unites three century-old neighboring parishes in worship, faith formation, and community service.

The Captive Project is a street-level church and ministry movement founded in 2007 in Milwaukee focused on reaching the disconnected and marginalized through gospel outreach, prayer, and discipleship in the most challenging neighborhoods.

St. Marcus is a Lutheran church affiliated with the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS) that connects people to Jesus and to others in joyful love and service. For over a century, they have supported people on their spiritual journeys with diverse worship styles and a strong commitment to community engagement.

The National Shrine of Our Lady of Champion is the first and only approved Marian apparition site in the United States, located in Champion, Wisconsin, where the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to Adele Brise in 1859. The shrine serves as a place of pilgrimage, prayer, and devotion centered on catechesis, evangelization, and devotion to Our Lady.

Church of the Gesu is a Catholic parish in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, offering the sacraments, Mass, and spiritual formation in the tradition of the Roman Catholic Church. All are welcome to worship and grow in faith.

Neoclassical 19th-century brick church featuring an 1893 clock tower & stained-glass windows.

Old Saint Mary Parish is a Catholic community committed to continuing the evangelization begun by Jesus and living as a Catholic Christian community that nourishes faith through the Eucharist, Sacraments, Prayer, and Service to others.

Guided tours are given of this medieval Roman Catholic chapel reconstructed at Marquette University.