Restorative Justice
Healing after Crime: A Look at the Restorative Process

On Sunday, September 12 at 10:45 a.m., the Cathedral will present a program on Restorative Justice in the Atrium.
    Restorative justice is a theory of criminal justice that focuses on the ripple effect of crime against another individual or the community. Victims have an opportunity to express the full impact of the crime upon their lives, to receive answers to any lingering questions about the incident, and to participate in holding the offender accountable for their actions. Offenders can tell their story of why the crime occurred and how it has affected their lives, and about their own victimization at other times. Join us as Justice Janine P. Geske, distinguished Professor of Law at Marquette shares with us this process. For more information contact Helen Gadbois at 414/276-9814, ext. 3118.

Educational & Spiritual Opportunities

Saturday Morning Book Club. An opportunity to join others in discussing a book  Current offerings may be found following this link. The next discussion is Wednesday, August 11.

Third Friday's in the Atrium. A social and educational program for singles over the age of 40. For more information follow this link.

Women's Ecumenical Spirituality Discussion. This groups meets the first Friday of the month. For more information follow this link. The next discussion is Wednesday, August 18 (dinner session on Wednesday instead of Friday).

Are You or Is Someone You Know Interested in Becoming Catholic? Follow this link and read more about the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults.

Are you expecting a baby? Follow this link to read about Baptism Class that is approaching on August 1.

Gathering of the Spirit. A Spiritual and networking group for those seeking employment on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. FLYER

Catholic East Elementary School. Catholic East Elementary is a vibrant, diverse, Christ-centered school that has educated children in K4 through Grade 8 for more than 25 years. More Information.

Eastside Child & Youth Ministry. East Side Child & Youth Ministry is a collaborative effort of four east side parishes. It was formed in 1986 to provide religious education to young people. For more information contact Ralph Stewart, Director at 414/962-3776 or via email.

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Prayer Link

Prayer is one of the marks of discipleship that we live here at the Cathedral. We have an on-going exploration of prayer including personal prayers of thanksgiving and petition, the universal prayers of the Church that form the framework of the Mass and Liturgy of the Hours. Want to know more? Wish to have a pray for specific intention? Follow this link for more information.

This Week at the Cathedral

There are a number of events this week at the Cathedral. Follow the link to our calendar below. You may also catch up on parish events and news by viewing the weekly bulletin.

Our calendar is hosted by Google Calendar. To see the calendar follow the link by clicking on the icon to the left.

Cathedral Network

The September issue of the Cathedral Network has been released! It is available by following this link: NETWORK.

The Cathedral Network replaces the weekly bulletin the first Sunday of each month. It includes news stories, human interest items and information for the entire month. It is distributed following Mass to all parishioners and guests and is available at the entrances of the Cathedral and the Parish Office throughout the month.

Upcoming Events & News

There are a number of upcoming events at the Cathedral. Check them out by following this link: NEWS. This link also provides updated information for the monthly Cathedral Network.

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Mass Schedule & Sacraments

Interested in joining us in prayer? See our Mass & Liturgy Schedule. You may also listen to the 8:00 AM Sunday morning Mass LIVE on WOKY, 920 AM or Relevant Radio at 100.1 FM.

Weekly Reflection on the Readings & the Homily

Would you like to prepare for Mass by reflecting on the readings or do further reflection on the readings after Mass? Read a reflection on the readings or listen to the Homily of the Rector & Pastor, Fr. Carl Last by visiting this link.

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Our Sister Parish: St. Lucy

Our "Sister Relationship" with St. Lucy began in October of 2009. Our hope is to not just build a Parish to Parish relationship but also a family to family relationships during the coming years. Find out more about St. Lucy Parish by following this link: STLUCY