Churches & worship in Superior, Wisconsin
Part of the Superior neighborhood guide. Back to the full guide.
Superior is served by 3 congregations, including Roman Catholic, Lutheran and United Methodist traditions. Where a congregation has its own record in the guide, its name links through to it.
The mother church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Superior, at 1111 Belknap Street, and the most architecturally significant religious building on the Wisconsin side of the harbor.
Italianate limestone cathedral. Groundbreaking June 23, 1926, cornerstone laid by Bishop Joseph Pinten October 24, 1926, dedicated Christmas 1927.
An ELCA congregation at 1708 John Avenue in Superior. Not to be confused with the Duluth congregation of the same name.
United Methodist congregation at 1531 Hughitt Avenue, confirmed active in the denomination's Find-A-Church directory (2026-08-13).
Service times change, confirm with each congregation.
Churches & worship next door
Straight across the Bong Bridge in west Duluth, a similar price tier and housing era on the Minnesota side of the tax line.
Canal ParkTwelve minutes over the Blatnik Bridge, where most Superior residents go for a restaurant night out.
Lincoln ParkDuluth's craft district across the harbor, the closest comparison for older housing plus appreciation potential.
Morgan ParkThe old US Steel company town on the Duluth side of the St. Louis River, similar era and similar industrial roots.