St. Joseph Catholic Church

Palms will be available for pick up Saturday April 4th from 1-3pm in the Church parking lot, drive through only. If you have any questions please contact the office, thank you. 

We willl be celebrating mass live stream on facebook this Sunday, and upcoming sundays until we are able to continue with our regular mass. We are trying to stay connected with our community as much as possible, please join us Sunday March 29th for our live stream mass at 9am in English and 11am in Spanish, the mass will go live at those times and stay posted in our facebook page just in case you miss it and would like to watch it at your convenient time, you can find us on facebook as St. Josephs Catholic Church - Cheyenne, make sure to like our page for any future post and share it with your family and friends. 

Coronavirus (COVID-19): The Living Church in a Time of Crisis webstie at: http://dioceseofcheyenne.org/covid19/.  

After consulting with Governor Gordon, the Wyoming Deparment of Health, and other leaders of faith-based organizations in Wyoming, all masses will be temporarily suspended in the Diocese of Cheyenne beginning Tuesday, March 17. Further directives will follow this week regarding other parish activities. While the celebration of the Eucharist is the source and summit of our parish life, the need to protect public helath is paramount at this time. Please keep all of the sick in your prayers, specially those effected by Covid-19. We will be evaluating each week the appropriate time for masses to resume. 
 

We, the people of St. Joseph Parish, brothers and sisters in Christ, accept as our mission:
To deepen our personal relationship with God,
To live in relationship with one another as family,
To steward the generous gifts of God personally and communally,
To share our faith in humility and love,
To serve the poor out of Gospel charity.

Wyoming Campaign to End the Death Penalty in 2020 will host a film presentation of “Lindy Lou, Juror Number 2” at 6 p.m. Nov. 7 in the Cottonwood Room of the Laramie County Library, 2200 Pioneer Ave.

The documentary follows Lindy Lou, a grandmother from Mississippi who was a member of a jury that sentenced a man to death 20 years ago. An overwhelming sense of regret compels her to track down her fellow jurors and ask them to share their thoughts on capital punishment.

Refreshments will be served during the free film screening.