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  Always great to visit with the state officers, and my friends at St. Padre Pio Assembly.

  Added April 13, 2017 by Michael Majeres
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  A lot of talking all the time. No reverence. Dreadful music. Pants-wearing women all over the altar giving out the Blessed Sacrament when there are plenty of men available--priests, deacons, altar boys, laymen. The focus is on the people. Just try to find the tabernacle. The downward stadium seating is going in the opposite direction of the worship of the Most High. If you have something serious on your soul that needs to be confessed before sauntering up to Communion in your shorts and flip-flops, just try to find a priest to hear your confession.

  Added February 28, 2017 by Dave Kimberly
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  Don't listen to Dave Kimberly, the post before me, he' obviously a goof ball. I've been coming to mass every weekend for 40 yrs and this is the best service I've found. Father Sean is amazing and brings new life to mass. Yes some people wear "shorts and flip flops" to mass in the summer but this is the 21st century and Colorado. We are a little bit more laid back in Colorado and in this century Dave Kimberly.

  Added October 25, 2016 by Matt N