This church is biblical with great worship music. The world will hate the truth. People get mad…read morebecause a Church is in line with the what God's word says. Gods word doesn't change with the times. In reality you just mad a God because he disproves of your sins. Repent and believe. Church is the body of Christ. We are supposed to reflect what His Word says. That is never to reflect what the things God says He don't like. God is the same yesterday today and forever. There is no shadow or variance in Him. Read book of Romans. All praise and Glory be to God Almighty. When you want God to fit your narrative on who you think God is that's not god you just made an idol. Repent

This church is awesome. Great music, worship, and sermons…read more This location is a little smaller but perfect for the East Side. They also have coffee and lemonade in the back. They opened a new location in West Allis that is beautiful! Services are on Sunday at 9am, 10:30am and 5:30 pm. Everyone is welcome here!

I received the most beautiful Baptism here. Dozens every year express their faith at Bradford Beach…read morein Lake Michigan. I was one of them and feel so blessed and grateful to go there.

Kind and welcoming community. Healthy leadership. Great youth ministry.read more

Very inviting church! I arrived at 810 for the 830 Mass with doors open and friendly greeters…read more Father Tim was talking with the parishioners and smiling. There was a group of friends visiting and laughing, I sat near them. The church is beautiful. The cross behind the alter is the first thing that drew my eye...very large and stunning. The alter area was also very beautiful with live plants and a tabernacle that looks like it was from Europe! The statues of Mary and Joesph are exquisite. The stations of the cross are also well done. The organ player is legit! Support from a talented cantor. Finally, a rave review for Father Tim! He was celebrating the 25th anniversary of St. Hedwig Three Holy Women Parish. His homily was an expert blend of great words and humor! He even recognized 3 women who were instrumental in the success of the parish in a very humble and appreciative style. Another treat was a single first communion. The manor in which he made her feel was genuine compassion. At the end of the mass he wanted to thank the parishioners for celebrating the 25th milestone. One lady stood up and said a few words which erupted in applause and a standing ovation for the impact Fr.Tim has made on this tight Catholic community. Start your Sunday off right with Father Tim! p.s. there is a great bakery across the street for afterwards.

From the owner: We, the people of Three Holy Women Catholic Parish, rooted in the Roman Catholic faith, honor the…read moretraditions of our diverse parish, and come together as a family of faith, worship and service. Knowing that we are loved by God and guided by the Spirit, we strive to be the welcoming voice and the serving hands of Jesus, spreading His love within the East Side community, in union with the Church throughout the world. In 2000, three venerable east side parishes, St. Hedwig, St. Rita Cascia and Mary, Queen of the Holy Rosary, merged to create one vibrant entity - Three Holy Women Parish. The name and logo for the parish blends the old and the new and was chosen to clearly combine the messages of the lives of St. Hedwig, St. Rita and Mary, Queen of the Holy Rosary. The three crowns in our logo represent defining moments for the three patronesses. St. Hedwig set aside her gold crown as queen of Poland to serve the poor. A crown of thorns was a special grace given to St. Rita fo r her great charity and severe penance. The garland of roses crowing Mary as Queen of the Most Holy Rosary represents the "rosaries" prayed asking for her intercession. Each one of the churches that represent Three Holy Women parish has a rich history of its own and serves as a beacon of faith for Milwaukee's lower east side Catholic community.

Beautiful place and plenty of parking. The basilica is…read morebreathtaking, and the facilities are pristine. Looking forward to coming back!

Wow, this is amazing piece of history and work of art. I wasn't sure what to expect when visiting,…read morebut I had looked this place up online and saw there was a welcome center specifically for tourists who may not be there for worship, but just to enjoy this piece of history. There are walking tour brochures as well as audio tours. I think if you have a large group you can request a docent, but it might cost extra. Since I was on a tight schedule, I opted for the self-guided walking tour with the brochure. There are 17 stops in the self guided tour in the main level of the Basilica. It is breathtaking in the scale and detail of the architecture. I saw several people sitting in the pews and taking it all in. In the Undercroft (Lower Level), there is a history exhibit with large banners describing all the work and conservation that needed to happen to create and preserve the Basilica. There are also restrooms and the Lower Church (used for daily Mass, Eucharistic Adoration, etc). Be sure to not disturb the daily Mass as this is primarily a place of worship.

Fantastic, Bible-teaching church in Milwaukee! Kind people, great worship music and the pastor is…read moreso genuine.

From the owner: Life church exists to lead people to experience life change in Jesus.read more

I've been to this church a few times and it has been amazing Every. Single. Time. Holy spirit is…read morepresent. The church isn't over spiritual but has an excellent balance of spirit and truth. Well worth checking out. The location is in a arts looking building. To park in the parking lot the entrance is on the side. The church is worth checking out. (I am not the one who typically does a yelp review) but this place is worth the review.

We recently got a house in Milwaukee and were searching for a new Church. Yelped around and found…read moreMIX. Our first experience was great. Lots of younger energetic people intermixed with a few older people. We sat next to a couple in their 70s and were welcomed with hugs, handshakes and plenty of cheerfulness. The older lady next to us gave us a intro through narrative during the service which was nice. The pastor is young and fiery. I like that he uses a comedy approach and can elicit laughter to make a point. Church, in my humble opinion, should be a welcoming environment that uplifts your soul while gently reminding us all that we are responsible for our own decisions, but there is guidance available to those in need. The fire and brimstone approach is a fear tactic to scare people into submission... this pastor has no need for that because he is an excellent orator and can relate to those in his flock. He seems to be one of Milwaukee's best and brightest. The city is lucky to have this family leading the way. We also used the child care and greatly appreciated the extra attention they gave to be security focused and friendly at the same time. We now consider this our home Church.

I attended Saturday afternoon Mass at Holy Rosary. I'm a traditionalist with regards to music and…read moreaesthetic, and Holy Rosary is much more contemporary. The priest had just officiated his niece's wedding and was very peppy/over-caffeinated - understandable. His homily was wonderful, about using prayer as healing/communication/attitude-adjustment rather than to solve arbitrary problems. Holy Rosary is not the church for me, but I recommend it to contemporary Catholics.

Warm, welcoming community with thoughtful services and a beautiful space. The message was…read moremeaningful, the music was lovely, and people were genuinely kind and inclusive. I always leave feeling grounded and inspired!Highly recommend visiting.

Beautiful church in the neighborhood I have always been curious about…read more Thankfully with Doors open Milwaukee, I got to see the inside! Built in the 1890s, it was built as a Unitarian church from the get go. The inside reflects those Victorian times it was built in, with dark wood bric a brac displaying some angels on top. Renovations over the years modernized and expanded the church as well as making it "greener". The main hallway was once an outdoor walkway, a fireplace has been removed, and solar panels have been added. There's a cute little court yard, and it still retains its 19th century roots.