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.

Quick links

Mass Times & Readings

For current Mass times, visit the Mass Times website or click on the Parishes page.

Daily Mass Readings from The New American Bible (iTunes podcast)

Daily Video Reflections from USCCB

Quick reads

Find older 'quick read' items on the Parish News and Press Releases pages.

Job Openings

The Church of the Holy Trinity in Cheyenne has two job openings. Learn more...

The Diocese of Cheyenne has a job opening for a Development Director Learn more...

Our Lady of the Mountains in Jackson, WY has an opening for a Parish Business Manager. Learn more...

Wyoming Council of Catholic Women Annual Convention

The 66th Annual Convention will be held in Casper, Wyoming on September 22-23.
Register today!...

Promise to Protect, Pledge to Heal

Prayer cards and poster available here...

Read about a recent Bishop's retreat in response to sex abuse revelations...

Visit our Protection of Children page for information and links to Victim's Assistance, Safe Environment, and more...

The Shalom Fund was established in 2018 by Bishop Steven Biegler to assist in the therapy and treatment for survivors of sexual abuse. Learn more in the March 2019 issue of the Wyoming Catholic Register.