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Front Entrance of Our lady of the Meadows
  23 Starling Dr.- Pueblo, CO  81005
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Praising God and serving His flock for over 30 years
 
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Fr. James King, Pastor

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tel: 719-561-3580
fax: 719-561-1271

Office
email: olm@olm-parish.com

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Mass Schedules
 

For I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor present things, nor future things, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.. Rom 8: 38-39

" Above all, let your love for one another be intense, because love covers a multitude of sins. Be hospitable to one another without complaining.  As each one has received a gift, use it to serve one another as good stewards of God's varied grace. Whoever preaches, let it be with the words of God; whoever serves, let it be with the strength that God supplies, so that in all things God may be glorified through Jesus Christ, to whom belong glory and dominion forever and ever. Amen." -- 1 Peter, 4:8-11

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MASS TIMES

Saturday 5 PM at OLM
Sunday Masses at
7:30 AM and 11 AM at OLM,
 and
9:15 AM at Holy Rosary


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Liturgical Celebration Schedules         Sacramental Preparation
The WORD this week:   Reflections   Homily    Bible & Daily Readings    Bible Study
Education and Formation:     Whole Community Catechism - GIFT
Youth Ministry - LIFT     Young Adults - Theology on Tap
Peace and Justice:   Events   Faithful citizenship   Voting  as a Catholic

Ministry:    Ministries Overview     Minutes For All Meetings   Schedules

Catholic Charity:    Some of those who seek our support


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Religious Formation Programs

GIFT:
Growing In Faith Together

Whole Family Catechism

LIFT Youth Ministry

Young Adult Ministry
(ages 21-35)
Theology on Tap


Ongoing Ministry Catechesis
  Theology of Holy Eucharist 9/17/2008 Audio File


Service Organizations


OLM Chapter 12243

Daughters of the King


The Universal Church

The Holy See
His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI
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Vatican News Service
Holy Father's Prayer Intentions

Diocese of Pueblo

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The Most Reverend
Fernando Isern,
Bishop

Diocesan Newspaper 
Today's Catholic

Catholic Issues


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Parish Calendar Of Events

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Reflections on Living the Paschal Mystery  

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New American Bible

This Past Sunday's Readings

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Daily Gospel Reflections:
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Sanctuary Crucifix

Every celebration of the Eucharist is a share in the cross of Christ, a proclamation of his death until he comes again. Therefore, the Church desires a crucifix to be placed in every sanctuary as reminder of this saving event. From the time of our renovation in 2006 we have planned to have a sanctuary crucifix. This has finally come to fruition with the installation and blessing of the cross that took place Saturday, August 1, 2009 -- the thirtieth anniversary of the founding of the parish. The cross is collaborative effort by Tim Vinci, a craftsman who took a donated plank and fashioned it into a cross with inserts, Cathy Valenzuela, a fused-glass artist who created the iridescent ruby glass inserts, and Fr. Kevin Novack, who painted the figure of Christ within the area Tim routed out on the main cross upright. The piece was designed to accent our worship environment, and to call to mind the great mystery of our faith. You are invited to step into the sanctuary some time and look at the cross more closely. May it help us to experience more deeply what Our Lord has done for all.

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Bible Study

each Thursday at Noon & 7 P.M.

Click here for   next Sunday's readings which will be studied to enhance your participation in the Liturgy.


Daily Lectionary Readings

 

 

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The Inalienable Right to Life:
Life is not a choice
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Catholic Devotional Practices

We meditate on Scripture and the life of Jesus and His Blessed Mother,
by praying The Rosary

The Chaplet of Divine Mercy
 

Lenten Activities, Devotions and Regulations

Meditate the
 Stations of the Cross

with Blessed John Paul II

A Guide To Understanding Holy Week

Pennetential Practices and Requirements