1880: First Catholic Church was built in Waukee

1912: Fr. Francis Larkin became First Pastor    

1918: Bishop Dowling gave permission to build a larger church.    

1947: Parish hall was constructed and it's most important function was religious education. The preschool and school age children gathered for Sunday School and Religious Education.

1992: With a combination of purchase and gift from Philip and Charlotte Broderick, St. Boniface parish received 13.26 acres located at the southwest corner of University Avenue and Warrior Lane in Waukee.

1998: “Celebrating the Past…Building for the Future” Capital Campaign was introduced; over $1,143,000 was pledged toward the building of a new facility (Sanctuary, Parish Hall, and Faith Formation Center).

2001: The new St. Boniface Church facility (1200 S Warrior Ln) was opened on January 27, 2001, with the Consecration of the Altar and first Mass

2002: Father Vince Rosonke was the pastor.

2006: Parish began Phase II with “Building Faith” Capital Campaign for completion of the facility.     

2007: Faith Formation Center was completed and dedicated in September.

2019: After 17 years, Father Rosonke retired as pastor and Father Chinna Devaraj began his ministry.