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Every year, a Financial Report is provided to each parishioner family of St. Patrick Parish. It is prepared because total transparency is important and because Catholics need to be aware of what it takes to administer a modern Catholic parish.

Mount Olivet Cemetery
Mount Olivet Cemetery has been owned and operated by St. Patrick Catholic Church since 1895.
Located at the west end of Court Street in Elkhorn, Mount Olivet Cemetery has recently acquired an adjacent twenty eight acres of vacant real estate which will assure the cemetery’s continued existence for many generations to come. During the past five years, the cemetery has seen many improvements; new flower gardens, statues, trees and the replacement of the old gravel paths with blacktop roads. The association, comprised of church members, oversees the operation of the cemetery including the sale of lots and the maintenance and continued improvement of the grounds.
For information regarding the cemetery, including the sale of lots, please contact the rectory at 262-723-5565. Are you looking for burial information on a deceased relative or friend? The Archdiocese of Milwaukee Catholic Cemeteries website may be a good place to start. This site contains historical information on the location of thousands of people buried in area cemeteries.
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Leadership
The council shall be a vehicle for fulfilling the pastoral mission of the parish by nourishing growth among the parish family, by the sharing of spiritual gifts and talents and by encouraging positive relationships among all members of the parish and between the parish and community.
The council, after prayerful deliberation, shall be involved in the planning, operating, maintaining and financing of the parish, with a vision for the future and a strong basis in stewardship, thereby maintaining our Mission Statement.
The Council shall initiate and support those activities and programs which foster the spiritual, intellectual, moral, and temporal well-being of the parish and shall make a contribution to archdiocesan goals and policies.
The council consists of eleven members including eight elected members holding three-year terms.
The Council meets on the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00 p.m. at the parish office. Join us! Meetings are open to all parish members with the exception of specified closed meetings.
