Traditional Latin Mass near Marshfield, WI
The nearest reverent Traditional Latin Mass to Marshfield — with Sunday times, confessions, and directions — and the community that gathers around it.
See the Nearest Latin Mass ↓If you live in or near Marshfield, Wisconsin, and you love — or wish to discover — the Traditional Latin Mass, it is closer than you might think. Marshfield sits in Wood County, and the nearest Mass in the 1962 Roman Missal is a comfortable drive away.
From Marshfield, the closest Traditional Latin Masses are St. Mary's Oratory in Wausau (~33 mi), The Institute of St. Joseph in Boyd (~47 mi), St. Cecilia in Wisconsin Dells (~75 mi). Sunday times and directions for each are listed below.
Marshfield lies within the Diocese of La Crosse. Wherever you worship, you are warmly welcome at any of the Masses listed below.
The Closest Traditional Latin Masses to Marshfield
Listed nearest first, with approximate distance and drive time from Marshfield.
St. Mary's Oratory
about 33 miles · ~48 min from Marshfield
Wausau, WI
325 Grand Avenue, Wausau, WI 54403
Sunday Mass: Sun 7:00 / 8:30 / 10:30 a.m.
The Institute of St. Joseph
about 47 miles · ~67 min from Marshfield
Boyd, WI
31340 County MM, Boyd, WI 54726
Sunday Mass: Sun 10:30 a.m.
St. Cecilia
about 75 miles · ~108 min from Marshfield
Wisconsin Dells, WI
603 Oak St, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965
Sunday Mass: Sun 12:00 p.m.
Getting to Mass from Marshfield
A half-hour in the car is a small price for the Mass of the Ages, and the faithful near Marshfield have long known it. Whether you come once or every week, you will be received with warmth.
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