Diocesan Pastoral Center
The Diocese of Green Bay central offices are at 1825 Riverside Drive in the Village of Allouez. There are four main buildings: Chancery, Bona Hall, Melania Hall and St. Joseph Chapel. (Download printable map)
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Retreat Centers
Northeastern Wisconsin is home to eight Catholic retreat centers and one shrine.
The Diocese of Green Bay owns and operates:
• Holy Name Retreat House on Chambers Island (Door County)
• St. Joseph Formation Center in Baileys Harbor (Door County)
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• Camp Tekawitha Retreat and Conference Center (near Shawano)
• Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help in Robinsonville (Northeastern Brown County).
The other Catholic retreat centers in Northeastern Wisconsin are owned and operated by religious orders or private, non-profit boards.
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Camp Tekawitha Retreat and Conference Center
Welcome campers, parents and Camp Tekawitha Alumni!
 Much has changed since the first group of campers was welcomed in 1926. We are co-ed. Our name has changed from the Catholic Girls Camp to Camp Tekawitha. Camp’s rustic facilities have been updated so the camp can be used year round. But, the traditions that have made camp special for over 80 years are still at the core of who we are.
 Camp Tekawitha is fun.
It is also much more!
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Catholic Charities Offices
Ready to Serve You
Catholic Charities has five full-time offices, in Green Bay, the Fox Cities, Oshkosh, Marinette and Oshkosh, and three outreach offices, in Sturgeon Bay, Waupaca and Wautoma:
Main Offices
Green Bay
Serving Brown, Door, Kewaunee, Langlade, Menominee and Shawano Counties
1825 Riverside Dr.
P.O. Box 23825
Green Bay, WI 54305-3825
(920) 437-7531, Ext. 1, or 877-500-3580 (from 920 and 715 area codes)
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"A Catholic Oriented CBRF/Assisted Living Residence, offering Independence when you want it, and Compassionate Care when you need it."
Is your Parent or Loved One:
- Taking Medications as Prescribed?
- Becoming increasingly Forgetful?
- Preparing Nutritious meals -- Regularly?
- Requesting Increased Personal Care from Family Members?
- Committed to the Practice of their Catholic Faith?
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McCormick Memorial Home
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Then consider McCormick Memorial Home -- a Ministry of the Catholic
Diocese of Green Bay
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Cemeteries
 Catholic cemeteries in the Diocese of Green Bay -- both parish and diocesan -- help families care for their deceased loved ones and perform one of the seven corporal works of mercy: Burying the dead.
For Catholic Cemeteries, assisting families in their time of need, burying the deceased and caring for their resting places is a sacred religious function whose origins go back to the early Church.
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Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help
 On Oct. 9, 1859, Adele Brice, a young Belgian woman said the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to her at Robinsonville in Brown County, northeast of Green Bay. She said Mary asked her to teach religion to children. Soon, her father built a chapel on the site and Adele started a school and a community of women to teach in it.
When the Peshtigo fire spread across Green Bay on Oct. 8, 1871, area residents walked around the chapel grounds all night praying the rosary and carrying a statue of Mary. Everything outside that five-acre area was burned.
Every year on Oct. 8 people reenact the procession at the Shrine. There is also a large procession and outdoor Mass on Aug. 15, the feast of the Assumption of Mary into heaven.
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