Divine Redeemer Catholic Church

JOIN US FOR EUCHARISTIC ADORATION WITH ROSARY

Every Wednesday

Adoration  6:30 PM to 8:00 PM.
Rosary at 6:30 PM.

Confession will be offered after  the Rosary

Sign up for First Friday Adoration!
February 4th

Eucharistic Adoration will take place after the 8am Mass
with Exposition and concludes at 12:30pm with Benediction.

At least two parishioners are asked to sign up for time with the Blessed Sacrament, which cannot be left alone. This is a great way to develop and strengthen your relationship with Jesus each month. Sign up online at SignupGenius or call the parish office at 719-633-5559.

Weekend Mass and daily Mass will always be celebrated regardless of weather conditions.  Should there ever be an exception to this, we will make every effort to have the cancellation noted on the local TV stations and send out a Flocknote. If you are not signed up for Flocknote, we would highly encourage doing so. Text redeemer to 84576, go to https://divineredeemer.flocknote.com/login, or call the parish office at 633-5559 to sign up. This allows us to update parishioners with the most recent announcements for our parish and school. 

If the school closes, the parish office will also be closed.  All daytime and evening activities for both the parish and school will be cancelled.

If you should choose to attend Mass on an inclement weather day, please be advised that the walks may not be cleared.  Be sure to wear the appropriate footwear for adverse conditions. We highly to encourage you to consider your safety first.

The proposed Equality Act is a bill in the United States Congress, that, if passed, would amend the Civil Rights Act to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity in employment, housing, public accommodations, public education, federal funding, credit, and the jury system.  Click the link below for more information on what it is and what you can do:
A Letter to the Faithful from the Bishops of Colorado on the 2021 Equality Act H.R.5

Contact Congress

Only the Saints are in heaven! Just like a friend showing us love and support may we ask the Saints to teach us how to pray, teach us about the importance of Marian and Eucharistic devotion, but most important to teach us how to be Saints! 

We will begin a new event here at Divine Redeemer, for over two years I have been leading a Rosary once a week with a small group and during this time God has provided this parish many First-Class relics and has inspired me to create a new event called Praying with the Saints. Each month we will have a Saint teach us about their life, teach us how to pray by learning what they have taught about Marian devotion and Eucharistic Adoration and asking for their intercession for healing or special intentions. 

Everyone will have an opportunity to pray a Rosary together and spend some time asking the Saint for their prayers. All will be able to receive a personal Blessing with a First-Class relic of that Saint. During the last year I have witnessed miraculous healings through the Saints intercession as I encouraged them to ask the Saints.  

We will be having Praying with the Saints once a month usually on the Third Tuesday of the Month at 6:30pm. Bring your rosaries and a desire to learn from the Saints, we will have time after in the community center for fellowship.      

Join us for

Donagels, Coffee and Juice

 July 30^th after The 8am
& the 11am Mass.  Join us!

 The Diocese of Colorado Springs, YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY
Presents, Candlelight Mass

Come Join the Young Adult Ministry at Divine Redeemer Catholic Church on the third Thursday of The Month at 7:00pm. Fellowship following the mass.

Dates:  12/16/21, 1/20/22, 2/17/22, 3/17/22, 4/21/22, 5/19/22, 6/16/22

Come and Celebrate the Lord with Young Adults!!!     

A rare First Class relic of St. Maximilian Kolbe for Divine Redeemer Catholic Church in Colorado Springs where the relic will be permanently displayed and venerated.

A couple of summers ago, Fr. Jason Keas was blessed to lead a pilgrimage to Poland to learn about the great saints of Poland like St. John Paul II, St. Faustina, and St. Maximilian Kolbe. St. Max was a Conventual Franciscan Friar who was greatly devoted to the Blessed Mother, founder of the Militia Immaculata, founder of the largest friary over 700 friars. St. Max died for another prisoner in Auschwitz making him a new category of a saint, a martyr of charity. Fr. Jason Keas was able to celebrate Mass at Niepokalanow (City of the Immaculate Mother of God) where St. Max would teach his over 700 friars and publish information about Mary. After that Mass in Poland, Fr. Jason was given a rare First Class relic of St. Maximilian Kolbe for Divine Redeemer Catholic Church in Colorado Springs where the relic will be permanently displayed and venerated.

The Diocese of Colorado Springs has compiled a Year of St. Joseph web page featuring downloadable resources, helpful links and more
at this link.

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Annual Diocesan Appeal

The Returning God’s Gifts Annual Appeal (RGG) is the Catholic diocese’s response to the Gospel message to love one another by reflecting on God’s blessings in our lives and sharing them for the educational, pastoral and charitable programs and ministries within the Diocese of Colorado Springs.
Thank you for prayerfully considering your gift to the appeal.​

2021 ANNUAL APPEAL MISSION, THEME AND GOAL

MISSION 
The Returning God's Gifts Annual Appeal (RGG) is the Catholic diocese's response to the Gospel message to love one another by reflecting on God's blessings in our lives and sharing them for the educational, pastoral and charitable programs and ministries within the Diocese of Colorado Springs.

2021 THEME
"For the Glory of God" I Corinthians I 0: 31

We glorify God through our words and actions and by worshipping Him as our loving Father, who sent His only Son to redeem us from sin and death. Nothing can compare to Him. As members of Christ's body, we are sent on a mission to serve others as Christ did, bringing his love, mercy and compassion to others. 

2021 GOAL
$2,500,000 

The Divine Redeemer Food Pantry is supported entirely by the generosity of our parishioners and our school parents.  We serve many people the second and the fourth Mondays of each month.  We offer many items other than food and  are so blessed to have a food pantry that has been in existence since 1969.  If you have questions, please contact  Tricia Faber at 234-0311 or [email protected]

Our next Food pantry  is:
 January 10th and the 24th

Hours:  11:00am to 1:00pm
on the 2nd and 4th 
Monday of every month.

NEEDS ARE:  Non Perishable food. 

Donations: we ask that you leave these in the Community Center on designated tables during the times that the church is open from 8am to 10am Mon-Fri. If you cannot shop, you may donate by check a scrip card or a benefit mobile gift card and we will take care of the shopping.

We are very thankful for your generosity and support  with this ministry throughout the year.

Thank you everyone for your generosity!  Together we make a difference! 

The Food Pantry Staff

*In case of Inclement Weather the food pantry will follow Divine Redeemer School for closure. If the school has a two hour delay the Food Pantry will be as usual.  Please watch any of the local television stations for closures. Thank you.

Together, we make a difference!

Positions Available in the Diocese

Please click here for positions available around the Diocese. 

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We NEED your HELP!

Proclaimers needed
Please contact
Rick Lents to Volunteer [email protected]

Acolytes
Adult Males, if you are interested in becoming an Acolyte, please contact Father Keas at: (719) 633-5559.

Sacristans 
 For those who want to continue to be Sacristans and those who want to be Sacristans. Please contact Sue Harman at: [email protected]

To volunteer at the church or the school, please contact Tricia Faber at: 719 234-0311 or email at [email protected]