ST.AMBROSE

​PLEASE NOTE:

Our parking lot is currently under construction.  Parking is available in the neighborhood, and MAY be available at the Macey's lot and the Anytime Fitness lot.  Access to the church during construction will be through the south doors ONLY.  The southeast door is the ADA accessible entrance.  We appreciate your patience as we make much needed improvements to our parking lot. 

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Saint Ambrose Parish was established on January 4, 1948. The name of the parish was chosen by Bishop Hunt to honor St. Ambrose, the early Church’s learned and scholarly Bishop of Milan, and because his Episcopal coat of arms contained a beehive, both symbolic of Ambrose’s eloquence, and also the symbol of the State of Utah. The Patronal feast of the parish is December 7th, commemorating the day St. Ambrose was consecrated bishop in 374.

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Our parochial school, J.E. Cosgriff Memorial Catholic School, accepts students toddler through eighth grade. The mission of J.E. Cosgriff Memorial Catholic School is to guide our students to become respectful, responsible, and productive citizens through quality academic instruction that is grounded in Catholic teachings and tradition.

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We also have Religious Education classes for all children from 3 years old through twelfth grade (post-Confirmation in eighth grade). Parishioners of all ages enjoy opportunities for Faith Formation—from celebrating the sacraments, to meeting God in new ways through various ministries, to growing in faith with other adults in our parish through small groups and speaker events.

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We have many active ministries—so there’s always somewhere to get involved. Interested in learning more or becoming a member? Contact us.

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Safe Environment: Utah Child Abuse Reporting Requirements  DID YOU KNOW?  In Utah, it is the responsibility of all adults as mandatory reporters (not just doctors, school counselors, therapists, ministers, etc.) to report suspected abuse or neglect of a minor (a child under the age of 18) to the nearest office of Child and Family Services (855-323-3237), a peace officer, or a law enforcement agency.  Failure to report suspected abuse or neglect is a Class B Misdemeanor.  Abuse, neglect, or dependency of a child can be physical, emotional, or sexual.  Learn more here.