These are the towns that currently offer the extraordinary form of the Mass:
CLARK:
Carmel of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
P.O. Box 2747
Cody, WY 82414
(307) 645-3310
**This community of contemplative Carmelite monks celebrates exclusively the traditional Carmelite rite. However, at this time its Masses are not generally open to the public. To make an inquiry, write to the address above or call.
CODY:
St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church
1333 Monument Street
Cody, WY 82414
First Saturday
8:30 AM – Carmelite Rite
LANDER:
Holy Rosary Church
163 Leedy Dr
Lander, WY 82520
Parish Bulletin
Mass Schedule for Wyoming Catholic College
At this time, the traditional Latin Mass is celebrated at this location when college classes are in session.**
Sunday
8:00 AM High Mass
Monday & Wednesday
11:30 AM Low Mass
First Saturday
8:00 AM Low Mass
**That is, end of August through mid-December, and mid-January through mid-May. We are working towards year-round continuity. If you are traveling and would like to know for sure whether there is a TLM on a given day, contact Mr. Frank Bolin at landerliturgy@gmail.com. Mr. Bolin also maintains an email list, notifying those who are on it of changes in schedule and special events.
St. Barbara’s Catholic Church
115 E 3rd St.
Powell, WY 82435
(307) 754-2753
Sundays & Holy Days of Obligation
12:00 pm High Mass
St. Barbara’s Catholic Church in Powell offers a traditional Latin sung Mass (Missa cantata) at noon every Sunday, with music provided by the Annunciation Choir (for recordings, go here). The Rosary begins at 11:30 a.m. Please consult our calendar for any updates or cancellations.
On the third Sunday of the month, a potluck luncheon is served after Mass. Visitors are encouraged to join us and are not obliged to bring a dish. This luncheon is usually served in Carroll Hall, directly behind and attached to the church. In June, July and August, this potluck may be moved to a nearby park. Please ask a regular parishioner for details on your arrival.
St. Barbara’s is located in the Big Horn Basin, which is home to Yellowstone Park’s east entrance, the beginning of the Chief Joseph Highway, the Pryor Mountain Mustang Center, Devil’s Canyon National Park, Thermopolis Hot Springs, and other attractions.