Consecrated Virgins
For more information, please call Sister Sharon Ford at 303-343-2095 or email at sharonf_qop@hotmail.comCommunity of the Beatitudes
http://www.beatitudes.us/
For more information, please call 720-855-9412 or email info@beatitudes.usThe Community of the Beatitudes is formed by people of all states of life - married couples, brothers and sisters, celibates, deacons and priests. They are all called to live according to the principles of the first Christian community in a spirit of chastity. The brothers and sisters of the Community of the Beatitudes make commitments of prayer, obedience and poverty.
Marian Community of Reconciliation ("The Fraternas")
http://www.fraternasusa.org/
For more information, please call 303-629-0500 or e-mail mcrdenver@fraternasusa.orgThe Marian Community of Reconciliation (MCR) is a public association of the faithful founded on March 25, 1991 by Luis Fernando Figari in Lima, Peru. The Fraternas - as their members are called - are a community of laywomen who, in responding to God's call, have consecrated themselves to God in order to serve others in the world. They live out full apostolic availability, dedicating themselves entirely to the evangelization of the whole world. Looking to Holy Mary, they assume the mission of living, like Mary, an authentic spiritual motherhood.
Regnum Christi
http://www.regnumchristi.org/
For more information, please contact Father Dan Polzer, L.C., at 303-689-9932Founded by Fr. Marcial Maciel in 1959, the Regnum Christi Movement includes lay men and women, as well as deacons and priests. It contributes to spreading Christ´s message to humanity by undertaking personal, organized apostolic activity.
Sodalitium Christianae Vitae
www.sodalitium.com
For more information, please call 303-747-0201 or e-mail contact@sodalitium.comThe Sodalitium is comprised of consecrated laymen (brothers) and priests. After a process of formation, Sodalitium members make perpetual promises of celibacy, obedience and communication of goods to make themselves fully available for apostolic work in the world. Approved by Pope John Paul II on July 8th , 1997, the Archdiocese of Denver became home to the first Sodalitium community in the United States in 2003. The community runs the Catholic Retreat, Conference and Spiritual Center, Camp St. Malo for the Archdiocese of Denver.
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