This Basilica is located in the Lincoln Village neighborhood south of downtown and it is dedicated to Roman Catholicism. When it was built in 1901, the congregation was primarily the Polish immigrant community and named after the Polish martyr Josephat Kuncevyc. The architecture is beautiful, reminiscent of St. Peter's in Rome, albeit on a smaller scale. Basilica of St. Josephat is open daily for both mass or for a visit.
Website: thebasilica.org
Phone: (414) 645-5623
Open now
- Thu 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
2333 S 6th St Milwaukee, WI 53215 ·563.55 mi
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Beautiful. We did the audio tour and it had lots of information. The gift shop had a lot of things that we bought.
MoreThe Church sits on a thoroughfare with no green space front nor back. Inside, it has a very ornate ceiling but overall, it is on the small size as basilicas go.
MoreWe arrive before the 10am mass was over and heard their amazing choir. There was a docent led tour after mass which was excellent. One of the most beautiful churches I have visited.
MoreNice experience. Helpful staff .
MoreWonderful Catholic shrine. Well worth it!
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