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Welcome to St. John XXIII
The communities of Port Washington and Saukville are flourishing, boasting a vibrant Catholic school and enriching religious education classes for both adults and children.
About Port Washington
Port Washington, located in Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, serves as the county seat. Nestled along the western shore of Lake Michigan, just east of Interstate 43, it is a suburb situated 27 miles north of Milwaukee.
Known for its pristine shoreline, beautiful beaches, and historic downtown harbor, Port Washington is a unique and dynamic community that offers a high quality of life. With its scenic waterfront, diverse neighborhoods, outstanding schools, and an abundance of recreational and cultural opportunities, it’s no surprise that many individuals take pride in calling Port Washington home.
The Natural Beauty and Community of Saukville
The village, along with the nearby Town of Saukville, is surrounded by diverse ecosystems, including rich bogs and coniferous swamps. The largest of these is the 2,200-acre Cedarburg Bog State Natural Area, which serves as a habitat for endangered species, a variety of birds, and intriguing carnivorous plants.
Saukville is a suburb of Milwaukee, boasting a population of 4,268. Located in Ozaukee County, it is regarded as one of the best places to live in Wisconsin. Residents enjoy a sparse suburban atmosphere, with the majority of individuals owning their homes.