St. Stanislaus Catholic Church

About this church

St. Stanislaus Catholic Church in St. Paul schedules its weekend Eucharist for 4 p.m. Saturday and 8 and 10 a.m. Sunday, with the Saturday liturgy also livestreamed. The parish presents itself as a welcoming, faith-sharing community and a safe place for each person to encounter God's love. Its public mission gives unusual prominence to peace and justice through education, advocacy, outreach, and support, so prospective visitors can expect a Catholic parish whose identity includes both sacramental worship and social concern.

The congregation's roots are in Czech immigration: early Czech Catholics first worshiped with German Catholics at Assumption Parish before building a community of their own. That heritage remains part of the parish story, while current ministries reach across ages and needs. Religious education helps children understand their identity as beloved children of God and build a lifelong relationship with Jesus. Adults can find choir, fellowship, and mutual-support opportunities, including an AA men's group, and the parish invites members into community outreach. First-time guests can choose among three weekend hours; those wanting to preview the parish from home should use the Saturday livestream and confirm holiday schedules separately.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, weekend Mass times, Saturday livestream, parish welcome, and · Official mission statement, safe welcome, faith sharing, peace, justice, educati · Official parish history, Czech immigrant origins, Assumption Parish, and communi · Official ministries page, adult fellowship, choir, support groups, and community

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