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Welcome to Sheridan County, and Holy Name Catholic Church.
Mission Statement:
We are a Christ-centered parish with on-going spiritual growth and faith-filled people.
We strive to become a healthy, open, enthusiastic, totally involved, and financially strong parish. We are committed to evangelize the fallen away, the unchurched, and to reach out to the poor and needy.
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Parish Updates in a Time of Crisis
click HERE for message from Fr. Glenn Whewell to our Parish and Missions
As we all know we are in an ever evolving situation. Currently, the Adoration chapel is closed until further notice (because the space is so small). The main church is open for prayer. We ask that you follow the current CDC guidelines of a maximum of 10 people in the church at a time, and space yourselves out. As we have more information we will continue to pass it on. Please call or email with any questions. God Bless.
Masses have been canceled. The Sacrament of Reconciliation has been suspended until further notice, except for serious illness and danger of death.
Beginning March 23, the parish office will be closed to the public, however staff will be available to answer phone calls and emails Monday through Thursday 9am-3pm, and Friday 9am-12pm.
Please check out our Sunday Resources page for ways you can keep holy the Sabbath -
Are you new to our Parish?
If you are new to Holy Name, Our Lady of the Pines or St. Edmund's, please print and complete this Registration Form and return it to the parish office, or drop it in the collection basket at Mass.
Click HERE for online registration.
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The Living Church in a Time of Crisis
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Cheyenne has temporarily suspended all Masses including daily Masses effective March 17. This decision was made in consultation with Governor Gordon, the Wyoming Department of Health, and other leaders of faith-based organizations in Wyoming. Parish offices will remain open for now. Further directives regarding other parish activities will follow this week. "While the celebration of the Eucharist is the source and summit of parish life, the need to protect public health is paramount at this time," Bishop Steven Biegler said. "We continue to keep all of those who are ill in our parish especially those affected by COVID-19." The Diocese of Cheyenne will continue to monitor the situation and will share updates as they are available.
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