BUILDING A TRULY HUMAN CULTURE
As society separates itself more and more from truth and beauty,
we want to be a place where the treasures of our tradition and civilization can be accessible to all,
in order to promote a Christian culture that elevates out humanity to the stature of Christ.
BUILDING A TRULY HUMAN CULTURE
As society separates itself more and more from truth and beauty, we want to be a place where the treasures of our tradition and civilization can be accessible to all, in order to promote a Christian culture that elevates out humanity to the stature of Christ.
Spring 2022
* Registration is required for events marked with an asterisk
FATHER & SON MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE *
Philip Pedry | Saturday, June 11 at 10:00 AM
Fathers and sons will bond over levers, pulleys, and other mechanical things. Learn basic and practical rigging skills from an arborist and avid rock climber during this morning of fun! All ages are welcome.
THE ART OF HOSTING *
Kate Wheaton | NEW DATE Saturday, June 18 at 10:00 AM
As Christians we are called to be hospitable, but sometimes hosting events both large and small can seem overwhelming. Parishioner Kate Wheaton will be hosting a lovely and informative brunch in her home where she will be sharing hosting tricks and tips.
HIKE & MOUNTAINSIDE REFLECTION
Creatio | Saturday, June 18 at 7:00 AM
Join Sodalit brother Chris Lanciotti and Creatio as they lead a moderate hike (3+ miles, suitable for ages 10 and up) with a reflection on care for creation. The group will meet at Holy Name at 7 AM.
BEER, ‘BUCH, & BREAD *
Thursday, June 23 at 7:00 PM
Calling all those who make their own beer, kombucha, or bread (all three involve yeast)! This evening event will combine competition and learning – after you try the samples and vote for your favorites there will be practical tips for how to get started brewing and baking yourself. Please register online if you plan on competing, but tasting and voting will be open to all.
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Supper Club is a great way to get to know fellow parishioners. You will be paired with three other households every two months for dinner and socializing. Both couples and individuals are invited to sign up!
past events
MOTHER & DAUGHTER SPRING OUTING
Saturday, April 30 at 1:00 PM
An event for mothers and daughters of all ages, we invite you to spend an afternoon together with us. There will be a floral craft and parfait bar! This event has had a lot of interest already, and space is limited. In order to order craft supplies we ask that you sign up to attend by Saturday, April 9.
YOUNG ADULT SYMPOSIUM: SIMPLICITY & SCRUPULOSITY
Fr. Daniel | Thursday, March 24 at 7:00 PM
Not your typical young adult event! Join us for a discussion and drinks as Fr. Daniel opens up a conversation about the beauty of simplifying our lives by avoiding scrupulosity and over-analyzing.
LITURGICAL LATIN SERIES (TWO PARTS) *
Dr. Gerri Kelley | Wednesday, March 23/30 at 6:30 PM
We sing Latin at church, but what do the words actually mean? Join us for two informative sessions on liturgical Latin – what it means, how to pronounce it, and why we use it. Please plan on committing to both evening sessions. If you’re interested in joining a future offering of this class sign up below.
BASEMENT DIALOGUE: TRADITIONIS CUSTODES
Fr. Daniel | Thursday, March 10 at 7:00 PM
Traditionis Custodes is a document issued by Pope Francis in July on restrictions to the older form of the Mass. Fr. Daniel will share some reflections on a path forward for liturgical renewal.
PRAYER WORKSHOP & LENTEN RETREAT
Juan Fernando Sardi | Saturday, March 5 at 9:00 AM
In Lent, the Church invites us to grow in prayer. Join Sodalit brother Juan Fernando for a morning on developing your prayer life and what types of prayer may work best for you.
If you attended the workshop and are interested in having the Keynote, email Juan Fernando at jfsardi@holynamedenver.org
CRISIS IN THE CHURCH: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
Dr. Alan Fimister | Thursday, February 24 at 7:00 PM
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the crises the Church faces today? Come for an overview of how the Church has overcome some of the most difficult periods of history. Dr. Fimister is a British scholar and Professor of Theology and Church History at St. John Vianney Seminary.
Spring 2022
* Registration is required for events marked with an asterisk
MOTHER & DAUGHTER
SPRING OUTING *
Saturday, April 30 at 1:00 PM
An event for mothers and daughters of all ages, we invite you to spend an afternoon together with us. There will be a floral craft and parfait bar! Sign up by April 9.
THE ART OF HOSTING *
Saturday, June 4 at 10:00 AM
with Kate Wheaton
As Christians we are called to be hospitable, but sometimes hosting events both large and small can seem overwhelming. Parishioner Kate Wheaton will be hosting a lovely and informative brunch in her home where she will be sharing hosting tricks and tips.
FATHER & SON
MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE *
Saturday, June 11 at 10:00 AM
with Philip Pedry
Fathers and sons will bond over levers, pulleys, and other mechanical things. Learn basic and practical rigging skills from an arborist and avid rock climber during this morning of fun! All ages are welcome.
HIKE & MOUNTAINSIDE REFLECTION
Saturday, June 18 at 7:00 AM
with Creatio
Join Sodalit brother Chris Lanciotti and Creatio as they lead a moderate hike (3+ miles, suitable for ages 10 and up) with a reflection on care for creation. The group will meet at Holy Name at 7 AM.
BEER, ‘BUCH, & BREAD *
Thursday, June 23 at 7:00 PM
Calling all those who make their own beer, kombucha, or bread (all three involve yeast)! This evening event will combine competition and learning – after you try the samples and vote for your favorites there will be practical tips for how to get started brewing and baking yourself. Please register online if you plan on competing, but tasting and voting will be open to all.
Sign Up Anytime