HEADQUARTERS OF THE CSP
 
The CSP's headquarters is located in Racine, Wisconsin, in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. From this head office various basic aspects of the CSP life and activities carried out in different countries are coordinated.
 
A variety of fundraising and social awareness efforts are also carried out in the US, primarily through the non-profit Community of Saint Paul, Inc.
 

 
FORMATION OF CANDIDATES FOR THE PRIESTHOOD
 
The CSP house in Racine is the residence of several Community priests and seminarians who are pursuing their theology studies at the diocesan seminary of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
 

 

PARISH PASTORAL
 
The pastoral work of the CSP in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee focuses on the parishes where Community member priests work.
 

Parishes of Saint Patrick, Saint Edward and Saint Richard (Racine). This is a cluster of three parishes in Racine downtown, Saint Patrick, Saint Richard and Saint Edward. The total number of families served is 2,600. The apostolates carried out include immigrants (mostly Hispanic), who constitute a very important segment of the parish population. The pastoral care includes the John XXIII Educational Center that offers and after school reinforcement program for the youth of the area.
 

Sacred Heart Parish (Racine). This community has about 1,250 members and a school with 240 students. Apart from the usual sacramental and pastoral work, a Holy Scripture course is conducted, attended by 50 people twice a month, and a ministry of faith groups (similar to the base communities) is coordinated, in which 50 parishioners also participate in 5 different groups.

Saint John Paul II (Milwaukee). The parish is located in the southside of ​​the city of Milwaukee. It is a parish of Polish origin, and now has a Hispanic majority. It is a bilingual parish with 1,700 registered families. It has a school with 250 students. The parish gives preparation for the sacraments, liturgical services, women's and marriage groups, and a monthly food pantry for needy families are offered from the parish.