Roman Catholic Diocese of Calgary - Rural Parishes and Missions

Rural Parishes and Missions

Airdrie

  • St. Paul
    • Mission: St. Agnes, Carstairs

Banff

  • St. Mary's

Beiseker

  • St. Mary's

Blairmore (Crowsnest Pass)

  • Holy Trinity

Bow Island

  • St. Michael's
    • Mission: Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Foremost

Brocket

  • St. Paul's

Brooks

  • St. Mary's

Canmore

  • Sacred Heart

Chestermere

  • St. Gabriel the Archangel

Claresholm

  • Christ the King
    • Mission: St. Cecilia, Nanton
    • Mission: St. Mary's, Champion

Cluny

  • St. Mary's

Coaldale

  • St. Ambrose

Cochrane

  • St. Mary's

Drumheller

  • St. Anthony

Fort Macleod

  • Holy Cross
    • Mission: St. Theresa, Cardston

Hanna

  • St. George's

High River

  • St. Francis de Sales
    • Mission: St. Andrew's, Vulcan

Lethbridge

  • Our Lady of the Assumption
  • St. Basil's
  • St. Patrick's
  • St. Martha

Medicine Hat

  • Holy Family
  • St. Patrick

Milk River

  • St. Peter
    • Mission: St. Isidore's, Allerston

Okotoks

  • St. James
    • Mission: St. Michael's, Black Diamond

Oyen

  • Sacred Heart

Picture Butte

  • St. Catherine's

Pincher Creek

  • St. Michael
    • Mission: Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Waterton

Rockyford

  • St. Rita

Siksika Nation

  • Holy Trinity

Standoff

  • Immaculate Conception
    • Mission: four churches on the Blood Reserve

Strathmore

  • Sacred Heart

Taber

  • St. Augustine

Vauxhall

  • St. Joseph

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