ST. PETER THE FISHERMAN CATH. PARISH

Due to the changing priest availability, St. Peter the Fisherman Catholic Parish in Two Rivers was scheduled to merge four separate parishes into one large parish serving over 5,000 members.  The new parish would need a worship space serving at least 800 people, a day school, religious education, and other services to be consolidated onto one campus.  The decision was made to move the St. Luke, Sacred Heart, and St. Mark facilities to the Holy Redeemer site. 

Exterior rendering of new worship area and future bell tower, St. Peter the Fisherman Parish.

Construction photo of new worship space at St. Peter the Fisherman Catholic Parish.

BIRSCHBACH & Associates worked with the parish and its somewhat limited site (8.5 acres compared to the recommended 15 acres) to add a new worship space / gathering space / administration as Phase I; a new education complex as Phase II to be completed by 2007; remodeling the existing facilities; and expanding parking to serve a larger facility. 



Location: Two Rivers, Wisconsin
Seating Capacity:
824, expandable to 1000
Approximate Cost: $5.4 million Description: new church as Phase I; Parish Center/ Education Complex as Phase II
Services Provided:
Full Architectural Services; Dedication April 3, 2005, Phase I

Proposed site plan for St. Peter the Fisherman Catholic Parish, Two Rivers.  New worship space / administration, shown in green as Phase I; New education complex and activity center, shown in yellow as Phase II, and a new bell tower and Daily Mass Chapel, for future development in blue.

Proposed northwest elevation of St. Peter the Fisherman Catholic Parish in Two Rivers.