Adult

Becoming Catholic

For 2,000 years the Catholic faith has been handed down from one generation to next, starting with Jesus Christ passing the faith to the Twelve Apostles. The Catholic Church welcomes all desiring full communion with Christ’s Church.

What is OCIA?

The Order of Christian Initiation for Adults (OCIA) is a journey of study, exploration, and faith-sharing for those seeking to enter and be in full communion with the Catholic Church.

OCIA is for adults and children (4th grade and older) who:

  • Have not been baptized
  • Were Baptized in another Christian tradition
  • Were Baptized Catholic and have not received the sacraments of Penance, Eucharist, and Confirmation.
Contact

Karol Seydel
(720) 348-9700, ext 216

Becoming Women of the Word

Thursdays at 6:30 pm for 10 weeks
Starts Jan. 16

Start 2025 with this new women’s Bible study and discover the ordinary women from the Old Testament whom God called to mission: women who struggled with emptiness, oppression, infertility, and loss—yet who found strength and hope in God. They faced the same questions we do when we can’t feel God’s presence: Where is God? Why should we trust Him? How can we trust Him?

​Register by Jan 2 for discounted book rate! This study will last 10 weeks, and use the book Becoming Women of the Word by Sarah Christmyer. Click the button below to register.

Register Here

Adult Confirmation

Eight weeks beginning Feb. 4

Are you a baptized Catholic who missed out on the Sacrament of Confirmation? Our 8-week Adult Confirmation course prepares you to receive this beautiful sacrament. We will meet Tuesdays from 7–8:30 pm. ​A copy of your baptism certificate is required.

Register Here

Band of Brothers

2nd Saturday of each month at 8:30 am (after Mass)

Men are invited to join us for our current study, “Happiness, Suffering, and the Love of God.” This series by Fr. Robert Spitzer explores happiness in the revealing light of human transcendence and immortality. Beginning with the commonly held principle that different forms of happiness correspond to different fundamental human desires, Fr. Spitzer guides viewers through four distinct but related sources of happiness (pleasure, achievement, contribution, transcendence), showing how they form a hierarchy and explaining why only the highest level (transcendent happiness) will ultimately fulfill us.