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Our New Address for Mass & Offices
Our Address is:
We no longer have our PO Box. Please be sure to use our new address for all mail!
5503 Bella Rosa Parkway
Frederick, CO 80504
Office hours: Monday - Friday 8:00am-5:00pm
Closed: 12:30pm-2:30pm.Please remember in order to enter our building you must wear a mask.
Parish Office E-mail: sttheresafred@catholicweb.com
Pastor: Fr. Hernan Florez Albarracin
Administrative Assistant: Kathy Fox -
We now have ONLINE GIVING!
Please click on St. Theresa Online Giving to the right and you will be able to donate to our parish.
Thank you for your support! -
Mass & Confessions
Weekend Mass Schedule:
Saturday 4:00pm English
Sunday: 9:00am English
11:00am Español
5:00pm Español
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday:
8:30am English
Tuesday: Communion Service 8:30am English
Wednesday & Thursday: 5:00pm Español
Confessions:
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 8:00am-8:25am
Wednesday & Thursday: 4:00pm-4:55pm.
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is now on Thursday 9:00am - 3:00pm.
We will be adhering to the safe distance guidelines - please sit at least 6 feet apart from others. Families may sit together but should be spaced from others.
RECORDED MASSES ARE NOT AVAILABLE.
Please also keep 6 feet apart from others. Please keep your distance when going up for Communion.
Catholic faithful are still released from their Sunday obligation.
Colorado mask orderThe order requires people in Colorado who are 11 years and older to wear a covering over their nose and mouth.
Masks are required for anyone working in or visiting a parish office.- When entering or moving within any public indoor space.
- While using or waiting to use public (buses, light-rail) or non-personal (taxis, car services, ride-shares) transportation services.
People who do not have to wear a mask include:
- People who are 10 years old and younger.
- People who cannot medically tolerate a face covering.
- Children ages 2 and under should NOT wear masks or cloth face coverings.
Research shows that people who have no symptoms can spread COVID-19. Wearing a non-medical face mask helps minimize the spread of the virus.
By wearing masks, we are acting out of love and charity towards each other, while also making it less likely that we will have to return to more restrictive guidelines.
Key Updates:
- The dispensation from the Sunday and Holy Day obligation remains until Pentecost.
- Catholics who are healthy should be examining the risk factors in their lives and discerning if they have valid reasons to stay home from Sunday Mass. If not, they should begin resuming regular Sunday Mass attendance, space permitting at their parish.
- Attendance limits for Masses are being increased, as long as proper social distancing can still be maintained between families.
“There is nothing so great as the Eucharist. If God had something more precious, He would have given it to us.” ~ St. Jean Vianney
There is no greater gift than the gift Christ gave the world – himself. A sacrifice that has freed us from the bonds of sin and death, and a sacrifice that is truly present during the Holy and Divine Liturgy.
But the devil is at work when the Holy Sacrifice becomes routine, and Sunday Mass becomes just another item on our weekly to-do list.
As we prepare for Pentecost and and the reinstatement of the obligation to attend Mass, let us reflect on our sacrifices this past Lent, and throughout this pandemic, and ask the Holy Spirit to ignite and guide a renewal of faith in our Archdiocese. You are also invited to join our bishops and the archdiocesan community in a 7-week prayer series in preparation for Pentecost.
For more information on the lifting of the general dispensation, please read a statement from the Bishops of Colorado and accompanying FAQ on www.archden.org:
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Colorado Bishops: Sunday and Holy Day Obligation to be Restored Pentecost Sunday
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FAQ on Restoring Sunday and Holy Day Obligation
“Do you realize that Jesus is there in the tabernacle expressly for you – for you alone? He burns with the desire to come into your heart…don’t listen to the demon, laugh at him, and go without fear to receive the Jesus of peace and love…” – St. Therese of Lisieux
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Mass and Dedication of our Multi Purpose Facility
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Buy A Brick
“Buy a Brick,” fundraiser for the building of Phase I of our new church!
The, bricks, will be engraved with your chosen inscription, and will be placed in the courtyard of the new church. Inscriptions on the bricks can be in memorial, or as simple as the family name.
Bricks will be $150/each. You will also have an opportunity to purchase a smaller, replica, brick (1 1/2 x 3) to keep at your home or office for $35/each.
This is a great opportunity for all of us at St. Theresa to not only give a meaningful gift to friends and family, but also benefit our efforts to raise funds for the building of our new church!
If you have questions please don’t hesitate to call the parish office.There are order forms on the right hand side of this page.
THIS WILL BE ONGOING. WE WILL CONTINUE TO TAKE ORDERS.
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Catholic Foundation of Northern Colorado
Hope, Faith, & LovePlanned giving is a powerful opportunity to ensure your most sacred values and commitments are part of your lifetime legacy. Your planned gift represents your hope for the future mission through our parish fund, your faith in the generations to come and your love of Christ and His Church.
Please give Deacon Steve, Lisa or Joshua a call at 303-468-9885 or visit www.TheCatholicFoundation.com for more information. The Catholic Foundation proudly sponsors the TV Mass for the Homebound/Quarantined
Sundays at 6:30 am and 7:00 am (Spanish) on PBS Channel 12
Also available on the Archdiocese of Denver YOUTUBE Channel at AOD YouTube page -
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Today's Readings
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Reading I Acts 5:34-42Responsorial Psalm 27:1, 4, 13-14Gospel Jn 6:1-15
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