Leonardo Defilippis’s latest one-man stage production, VIANNEY, opens amidst the chaos of the French Revolution, a time which mirrors the secularization, materialism and anti-religious sentiment of our own day.

Against this dramatic backdrop, a simple ignorant peasant priest enters the backwater town of Ars, a place where no one cares much about their faith, or sees the Church as particularly relevant.

Visit www.vianneydrama.com for more information about the performance.

For more information on the Colorado tour schedule, please contact All Souls Parish in Englewood at 303-789-0007, or you may try the Denver Office of Communications at (303) 715-3123 or email info@archden.org.

Leonardo Defilippis’s latest one-man stage production, VIANNEY, opens amidst the chaos of the French Revolution, a time which mirrors the secularization, materialism and anti-religious sentiment of our own day.

Against this dramatic backdrop, a simple ignorant peasant priest enters the backwater town of Ars, a place where no one cares much about their faith, or sees the Church as particularly relevant.

Visit www.vianneydrama.com for more information about the performance.

For more information on the Colorado tour schedule, please contact St. Mary's Parish in Aspen at 970-925-7339, or you may try the Denver Office of Communications at (303) 715-3123 or email info@archden.org.

The following Eucharistic Holy Hours are being coordinated by the archdiocesan Office of Liturgy. Both Archbishop Chaput and Bishop Conley plan to attend each one.
 
Each deanery region within the Archdiocese of Denver will host one of the following Holy Hours.

Review the list below for the closest Holy Hour near you. Please note that members of the community are welcome to attend Holy Hours outside of their native region.
 
Monday, May 17
Holy Trinity (Westminster)

To review the full Holy Hour series, click here.

For more information, please contact the Office of Liturgy at (303) 715-3156 or email Liturgy.Office@archden.org. You may also try directly contacting the hosting parish noted above.

Leonardo Defilippis’s latest one-man stage production, VIANNEY, opens amidst the chaos of the French Revolution, a time which mirrors the secularization, materialism and anti-religious sentiment of our own day.

Against this dramatic backdrop, a simple ignorant peasant priest enters the backwater town of Ars, a place where no one cares much about their faith, or sees the Church as particularly relevant.

Visit www.vianneydrama.com for more information about the performance.

For more information on the Colorado tour schedule, please contact St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish at 970-226-1303, or you may try the Denver Office of Communications at (303) 715-3123 or email info@archden.org.

Leonardo Defilippis’s latest one-man stage production, VIANNEY, opens amidst the chaos of the French Revolution, a time which mirrors the secularization, materialism and anti-religious sentiment of our own day.

Against this dramatic backdrop, a simple ignorant peasant priest enters the backwater town of Ars, a place where no one cares much about their faith, or sees the Church as particularly relevant.

Visit www.vianneydrama.com for more information about the performance.

For more information on the Colorado tour schedule, please contact St. Mary's Parish in Greeley at 970-352-1724, or you may try the Denver Office of Communications at (303) 715-3123 or email info@archden.org.

Leonardo Defilippis’s latest one-man stage production, VIANNEY, opens amidst the chaos of the French Revolution, a time which mirrors the secularization, materialism and anti-religious sentiment of our own day.

Against this dramatic backdrop, a simple ignorant peasant priest enters the backwater town of Ars, a place where no one cares much about their faith, or sees the Church as particularly relevant.

Visit www.vianneydrama.com for more information about the performance.

For more information, please contact Holy Apostles Catholic Church at  haccoffice@holyapostles.cc.org or by calling (719) 597-4249.

Visit www.archden.org/yearforpriests for more information about the Year for Priests.

For more information about this closing liturgy, please contact the Office of Liturgy at (303) 715-3221 or email Liturgy.Office@archden.org.