May 7, 2020
Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila has announced that limited public Masses can resume in the Archdiocese of Denver as early as May 9, and has issued guidelines to the pastors and parishes to help protect the health and safety or our priests, parish staffs and parishioners.
In the Archdiocese of Denver, Mass is celebrated at 149 locations, and there will be differences in how and when limited public Masses are resumed depending on parish size, available facilities, and varying local public health orders.
Catholics in Northern Colorado are encouraged to check with their local parish to learn how they will be operating and celebrating limited public Masses during this next phase.
Because of the continued health risks and the limitations on the size of public gatherings, a dispensation from the Sunday and Holy Day obligation to participate in the Mass remains in place for all Catholics in the Archdiocese of Denver until further notice.
More information:
Guidelines, Video and More DetailsLetter from the Denver BishopsMedia Contact:
Mark Haas
mark.haas@archden.org
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