Mass Schedule:
Saturdays - Mass 12:00 PM
Sundays - Mass 9:00 AM

Holy Days:
Weekdays - 6:30 PM
Saturdays - 9:00 AM

Confessions:
45 minutes prior to Mass

Holy Hour:
TBA


Rosary:
Before Mass: Saturdays &
Sundays and Holy Days

Rosary at Christopher House
Wednesdays - 11:00 AM
Sundays - 11:00 AM

Lenten Retreat
February 20th, 8:00-4:00PM
Fr. Casimir Puskorius

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Church:
Phone: 303-425-7051
Address: 4101 Lamar St,
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033

Local Contacts:
Julie - 303-995-0906
Mary - 303-596-6997
Matt - 303-638-5427

Email: OurLadyoftheSnowChapel@msn.com

Fr. Michael J. Anaya, Pastor
509-868-5894

Congregation Mary Immaculate Queen (CMRI) - Bishop Mark Pivarunas
Parish Rectory in Omaha Nebraska - 402-571-4404 - www.cmri.org

PLEASE KEEP IN YOUR PRAYERS, FR. EPHRAM CORDOVA

PRAY FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOUL OF SISTER MARY FRANCISCA

We welcome anyone who maybe be visiting Our Lady of the Snow Catholic Church, please feel free to ask any questions and join us after Mass for our usual socializing. Please feel free to browse through any of our literature. Extra head coverings and Missals are at the back of the chapel. Remember Communion may only be received by Catholics who observe the Traditional teachings of the Catholic Church and have completed a three hour fast. Also, please observe the rules of modesty as posted at the back of the church, out of respect for Our Lord and His Church.

Lenten Retreat 2010 - Fr. Casimir Puskorius, CMRI
Saturday February 20, 2010
Our Lady of the Snow Catholic Church
Mass at 8:00 a.m.
Retreat following Mass
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Driving Directions to the church:
Driving Directions from I-70 West
Driving Directions from I-70 East
Driving Directions from I-76
Driving Directions from 1-25 North
Driving Directions from 1-25 South

"Forget the little troubles that others may cause you; keep up no resentment for the inconsiderate or unfavorable words that may have been said about you; excuse the mistakes and awkward blunders of which you are the victim; always make out good intentions for those who have done you wrong by imprudent acts or speeches; in a word, smile at everything, show a pleasant face on all occasions, maintain an inexhaustible fund of goodness, patience, and gentleness. Thus you will be at peace with all your brethren; your love for them will suffer no alteration, and their love for you will increase day by day. But above all, you will practice in an excellent manner Christian charity, which is impossible without this toleration and indulgence at every instant."