On July 1, 2025 we moved to a “mission field” model, serving the Lord together as members of three parishes with one team of three priests. As Jesus’ followers in the parishes of Chisholm, Hibbing, and Buhl, we will share a mission together and accentuate each other’s strengths. Our vision, as Bishop Felton explains, is to lead and accompany all people to Jesus Christ and the kingdom of God, no matter where we are in the journey of life. Needing to collaborate as parishes to share strengths, and needing to deal with a shortage of priests, is where we are in the journey of life. We have already launched some shared mission initiatives over the past few years and now we are being called to work more as one family of faith. With our parish patrons being Jesus, Mary and Joseph, we will be the Holy Family Mission Field. Together may we bring the healing, hope, and joy only Jesus can give to others!
Fr. Daniel Weiske Pastor
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Monsignor Joseph Bugh
A Missionary Priest for a Missionary Time
Mass and Entombment of Msgr. Joseph Buh
Relics of St. Therese of lisieux
For the first time in 25 years, the magnificent first-class relics of St. Thérèse of Lisieux have arrived in the United States honoring the 100th anniversary of her Canonization. They will be on display at the Basilica andNational Shrine of Mary Help of Christians at Holy Hill November 15-18. Holy Hill is one of only 40 sites in 10 states nationwide to host the relics. One of the Church’s most beloved saints, Pope Pius X called her “the greatest saint of modern times.” St. Thérèse is known for her powerful intercession, especially in bringing souls back to the Church, inspiring conversions, healing, vocations, and countless quiet miracles. Our world is in need of her “little way” now more than ever. To learn more about this once in a generation opportunity, please visit www.HolyHill.com. Holy Hill is located in Hubertus, WI, 30 miles north of Milwaukee.
“I will come down… I will let fall a shower of roses.” —St. Thérèse
Let the Children Come to Me Rosary is prayed in the back of the church after the Wednesday Children’s Mass. We are asking Mary’s intercession to remove the obstacles in the lives of all children that prevent them from coming to, or remaining in, Jesus. Everyone is welcome to stay and pray for the children.
We invite you to join us Thursday mornings for Mass, to pray the rosary for priests after Mass and/or meet with us in the Courtyard Annex after the rosary around 9 am.
The Church mourns the terrible suffering of Christians and other innocent victims of violence in Gaza and surrounding areas who are struggling to survive, protect their children, and live with dignity in dire conditions.