Welcome to
St. Mary of the Assumption
Park City, Utah
Mercy and Mary, hmmmmmm
"Right from the beginning of my ministry in St. Peter's See in Rome, I consider this message of Diving Mercy my special Task. Providence has assigned it to me in the present situation of Man, The Church and The World. It could be said that precisely this situation assigned that message to me as my task before God." - St. Pope John Paul
Pope John Paul II consecrated himself to Jesus through Mary when he was 18. He would later claim it changed the course and direction of his life.
And from Jesus . . . to St. Faustina.
The grades of My mercy and drawn by means of one vessel only, and that is ---trust. The more a soul trusts, the more it will receive. Souls that trust boundlessly are a great comfort to Me, Because I pour all the treasures of My graces into them. (Diary 1578).
Fr. Michael Gaitley continues Pope John Paul's mission from God in spreading the words of Jesus on His Mercy. Divine Mercy and Mary's role in your faith through Fr. Gaitley show us the great depth of the Catholic Church and demonstrate each of our roles on our own mission for God. If you have been searching and seeking "for something more", this is it. honor your faith journey in this Lenten time of growth and come join us for this Retreat.
Fr. Gaitley only speaks 6-7 times per year and they are usually bigger venues than ours. We are very fortunate to have been selected for this unique intimate encounter, limited to 500 ish, let's show are gratitude by GOING.
CLICK THIS LINK FOR MORE INFO! Mercy and Mary Retreat info.
Enjoy the Diocesan Lenten retreat at St. Vincent de Paul, Saturday April 6 - 9:00 - 3:00 pm. Click HERE for more information.
Lenten Penance Service - White Pine Church
Thursday, March 14 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Click HERE for Official 2019 Lenten and Easter Observances
New Parishioners and part-time members can now print out a registration form. Go to the St. Mary's Home tab and click on Parish Registration.
If you would like to sign up for automatic donations click on St. Mary's On-line Giving tab found next the the St. Mary's Home tab.
Staff member direct office phone numbers have been added to this site. Click on the staff member's name below and you can obtain email addresses as well.
Mass Times
St. Mary's Old Town Chapel:
121 Park Ave. - (In Old Town) Park City 84060
White Pine Canyon Church:
1505 White Pine Canyon Road, Park City 84060
REGULARLY SCHEDULED
SUNDAY MASSES:
St. Mary's Old Town Chapel
Sunday 8:00 am
St. Mary's White Pine Church
Saturday Vigil 5:30 pm
Sunday 9:30 am, 1:00 pm - Español and 5:30 pm
DAILY MASSES - 8:00 am
White Pine Canyon Church
CHILDREN'S LITURGY
Sunday 9:30 am Mass
(Beginning January 2019)
MOST HOLY DAYS of OBLIGATION:
White Pine Church
8:00 am
5:30 pm
7:00 pm - Español
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
White Pine Church
Saturday 4:30 pm
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
White Pine Church
Holy Hour Thursday's 8:30am 9:30am followed by Benediction
First Thursdays, 8:30 am to 7:00 pm followed by Benediction September through June.
No adoration during July and August
Office Hours
1505 W. White Pine Canyon Rd.
Park City, UT 84060
Phone: 435-649-9676
Monday - Thursday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
Friday - Office closed
Administrative offices are located in the Parish Center next to the White Pine Canyon Church
Office closed on most state and federal holidays
Staff
- Rev. Christopher Gray, Pastor
- Rev. Ariel Durian, Parochial Vicar
- Rev. Mr. Bob Hardy, Deacon - Marrage & Baptism Preparation
- Rev. Mr. Tom Tosti, Deacon - Adult Faith Formation & RCIA
- Sandy Foley, Parish Administrator
- Killian Beeler, Director of Developement and Communications
- Petra Butler, Accounting Assistant
- Rosa Alvarez, Receptionist
- Lauri Hawkins, Director of Religious Education, Middle School & High School Youth Program
- Jesse Johnson, Religious Education Assistant
- Cheryl Adamek, Religious Education Resource Assistant
Publications
Sun, Mar 24th
Sun, Mar 17th
Photo Albums
Mission Statement
We are Catholic. We are a Eucharistic people. We are called to build up the Kingdom of God. We share the healing power of God’s love with our parish and the larger community. We serve those in need. We are beacons of hospitality who model compassion and seek justice for all.
As a Catholic people, we live in a constant state of transformation. We provide opportunities for faith development. We foster unity among the multicultural people who form our parish.
As a Eucharistic people, we become One Body, One Spirit in Christ with all of God’s people. We nurture an atmosphere infused with God’s love for us and the joy of our opportunity to serve others.
Thus formed in the Spirit, we bear personal witness to the Father’s love and to Christ’s example of how to live in this world. We embrace and engage all parish members, especially our youth, in living a vibrant, Catholic faith.