Mass and Confession Schedule

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Mass Schedule 

Weekday

Monday – Friday

Morning Prayer: 7:15 a.m.

Tuesday—Friday (Please note that there will only be Morning Prayer on Thursday, July 18th.)

Mass: 7:30 a.m.

Weekend Mass

Saturday Mass: 4:00 p.m.

Sunday Mass: 8:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 7:00 p.m.

Confession – 

Saturday

2:45 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.
Or by appointment

 

 

 

Biking for Babies – Please support Diocese of Pueblo Seminarian, Michael Sparks

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Diocese of Pueblo Seminarian Michael Sparks will be participating in this event:
This summer I’ve joined a missionary organization called Biking for Babies, in part my Vocational Director, Fr. Carl Wertin, recommendation along with my own volition. They have invited me to take part in building the culture of life one pedal stroke at a time. Biking for Babies aims to renew the culture of life, embracing the immeasurable worth of every human life from conception to natural death. They work by forming young adults and occasionally seminarians like me, into missionaries of the Gospel of Life and by helping Pregnancy Resource Centers (PRCs) that help women who find themselves in crisis pregnancies.
As I am three years away from priesthood, I seek to continue to grow into the man God needs me to be, and this summer I aim to develop a greater zeal for building the culture of life and compassion when working with pregnant mothers in need.
While it might sound bold or insane, I’ve been training so that in July, with seven other people from around the nation, I will be biking 600 miles in 6 days from Lincoln, Nebraska to Saint Louis, Missouri to raise awareness for PRCs nationwide.
With that in mind my fundraising goal is $4,500, about $8 per mile. With a minimum donation of $40, you could help me meet 5 miles of the goal. I invite you to donate toward our fundraising to strengthen young people’s enthusiasm and to help explain why being pro-life is important. This goal goes to our bike ride and many pregnancy resource centers to help pregnant moms across the country, including the one I’m partnered with called The Avi Project who specifically helps women on college campuses around the state of Colorado and hopefully the nation. Please consider donating with a gift that is meaningful to you. Your efforts/gifts will meet immediate needs of real people AND hope to produce a long-term change in the culture.
Along the road we hope to encounter people who will experience a small part of our zeal and be inspired to help at their own PRC’s, potentially creating a culture of life in their local way. If you support your local PRC, then it is very incredible, and I greatly respect you if you don’t give to this broader cause.
Please send your gift to Biking for Babies (Biking for Babies, PO Box 644, St. Charles, MO 63302) or donate online at:
If you send a check, you can make it payable to “Biking for Babies”, with my name in the memo line so we can keep things organized. I look forward to hearing from you and I’d love to answer any questions and to hear your thoughts!
Thank you for your generosity!
Michael Sparks
Seminarian for the Diocese of Pueblo

News and Events at Other Pueblo Parishes, Diocese of Pueblo, in the Community and in Denver

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You are invited to attend the Adult Bible Study with Focus Missionary Jonathan Jesik at the 

Shrine of St Therese, 300 Goodnight Ave, Pueblo, CO 81004

 

For more info on the Holy Family Festival July 19 to 21, 2024

click on the link below:

Home – Catholic Women’s Conference (denvercatholicconference.com)

Registration opens June 28th

Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend- 2024 dates

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Jesus is asking us to go out two by two and proclaim His good news. Learn how to make your Sacrament of Marriage shine by participating in the next upcoming Worldwide Marriage Encounter Experience on:

Oct. 4-6, Grand Junction, CO

For questions feel free to contact:

Brenda & Gary Granger: 720-213-8833

Space is limhttp://@wwmeColoradoited, so reserve your weekend early.

For more information about Worldwide Marriage Encounter, please visit www.wwme.org

Follow us on Instagram and Facebook! @wwmeColorado

Pro-Life Info Southern Colorado

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PUEBLO LIFE CHAIN

Why does Pueblo have a Life Chain in the spring?

On April 25, 1967, here in Colorado,

Governor John Love signed the nation’s first pro-abortion measure into law. One of the prime sponsors of the bill was Democrat Richard Lamm, who would later become governor. In response to the passage of the bill, a group of Colorado citizens founded the first Right to Life Committee in the nation, years before Roe and Doe made abortion legal nationwide. At the same time Birthright, a crisis pregnancy organization, the first in the nation, was established in Denver. The original Birthright was a Canadian organization.

 

On April 4,2022 here in Colorado

Governor Jared Polis signed into law the nation’s most reprehensible pro-abortion measure – RHEA, Reproductive Health Equity Act.

 

So, Pro-Life of Southern Colorado organizes a Life Chain during the month of April to call attention to those two tragic events. Life Chain is designed to help build a resolute arm of Christians who are pro-life in both word and deed, providing God witnesses that He will anoint and use to save lives and change hearts in Pueblo. Life Chain is only a first step into pro-life activism, but it is a major step that tests our hearts and helps prepare us to defend the defenseless among us.

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Pueblo Life Chains are set for April 21, 2024, from 1:00pm to 3:00pm.

There are two locations: Northern Avenue and Moore Avenue

Hwy 50 and Club Manor Drive

LIFE CHAIN is a time for repentance, prayerful self-analysis, and serious commitment to help end abortion in our nation. We stand or sit on the sidewalk holding pro-life signs and pray. Pro-Life of Southern Colorado will have signs available.

Contact person:  Linda Brown, Pro-Life of Southern Colorado    303 319-0255   blbrown45@gmail.com