About St. Peter, of the Catholic Indian Mission · Fort Yates, North Dakota
St. Peter, of the Catholic Indian Mission, is a parish located in Fort Yates, North Dakota, serving the spiritual needs of the local community on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation. It is part of a larger mission network that includes four other parishes and St. Bernard Mission School, a parochial elementary school. The parish is officially sponsored by the Bismarck Diocese and operates under the leadership of Father Jolly George, its current pastor. Masses are held in Fort Yates and other nearby communities, with daily and weekend services available in English.
- Patron
- St. Kateri Tekakwitha, Servant of God; Black Elk; Our Lady of Guadalupe
- Rector
- Fr. Jolly George
- Diocese
- Bismarck Diocese
Why belong here
The parish offers a vibrant community life centered around faith, education, and service. Through ministries like the Safe Environment Program and the St. Bernard Mission School, it fosters spiritual growth and supports families. Regular Masses, Adoration, and Confession provide opportunities for deepening one’s relationship with God, while the parish welcomes all who seek a place of prayer and belonging.
Mass times at St. Peter, of the Catholic Indian Mission
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- 30 minutes prior to all Masses
- By appointment; call 701-854-3473 to schedule
Adoration times
- Tuesday 6:00 PM-7:00 PM