About St. Mark Mission · Conway, Massachusetts
St. Mark Mission is a small Catholic mission church in Conway, Massachusetts, serving the local Catholic community in the hill towns of Franklin County. Founded in the 19th century, it has long operated as a mission rather than a standalone parish, reflecting the modest size of the Catholic population in this rural New England town. The mission is part of the Diocese of Springfield and offers a quiet, close-knit setting for worship and sacramental life.
- Established
- 1874
- Patron
- Saint Mark the Evangelist
- Diocese
- Diocese of Springfield in Massachusetts
Why belong here
A welcoming rural mission where parishioners can experience intimate liturgies and a tight-knit community rooted in Franklin County history.
History
St. Mark's traces its origins to 1874 and has continuously served Conway's Catholic community as a mission church.
Community
Conway is a small rural town in Franklin County, Massachusetts, incorporated in 1767 and known for its historic mills, covered bridges, and tight-knit community life.