Wisconsin’s religious landscape is diverse, historically shaped by European immigration and contemporary demographic shifts.
* **Christianity:** The majority of the state’s residents identify as Christian. Due to strong German, Irish, and Polish heritage, Catholicism is the largest single denomination. Lutheranism is also highly prevalent, reflecting the state's deep Scandinavian and German roots. The Holy Hill National Shrine of Mary, Help of Christians, located on a high glacial kame near Milwaukee, is a major pilgrimage site. * **Other Faiths:** Urban centers like Milwaukee, Madison, and the Fox Valley are home to vibrant Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, and Buddhist communities. * **Native American Traditions:** Indigenous spiritual practices and traditions remain an integral part of the culture within the state's tribal nations.