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We the Catholic community in the state of Wyoming, proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ, celebrate the sacraments of salvation, and invite people into a personal relationship with Christ, through prayer, worship, and service of God and neighbor.

The Diocese of Cheyenne encompasses the entire State of Wyoming, to include Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. The rich history of Catholicism in Wyoming began on July 5, 1840, when Father Pierre-Jean DeSmet said the first Catholic Mass near Horse Creek, at the Green River Rendezvous, in present-day Sublette County. Since then, with our Diocese established in 1887, we have grown to 33 parishes and missions. Our state is a land of wide open spaces and sparsely populated towns, but our people are faith-filled and tightly-knit, bound together by a love of God, country, community, and a Western spirit unique to this special place.

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Coalition of Catholic Organizations Against Human Trafficking (CCOAHT)

What is the CCOAHT?
Read the November newsletter

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Statement: November 14, 2019

Read a statement regarding the proposed immigration detention center planned for Evanston, Wyoming.

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Job Openings

St. Anthony of Padua in Casper has two job openings. Learn more...

The Wyoming Catholic Ministries Foundation is seeking an Interim Executive Director. Learn more...

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Shalom Fund

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Bishop's Blog

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Where Sin Increases, Grace Abounds

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Wyoming Catholic Register

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