CURRENT COVID-19 Mass Guidelines
Current Mass guidelines
Together lets pray for our community, neighbors, and parish family.
- Churches have been listed as essential by the Governor.
- Church capacity is 50%.
- Guidelines of social distancing, wearing a mask, & hand washing remain in place.
- Eucharistic ministers helping distribute Holy Communion need to wear masks.
- Donations may be made using the offertory basket at the church or online through the website.
- If you feel sick, stay home and watch Mass live on Facebook. It is still recommended that those 65 or older and those who have severe underlying medical conditions remain at home.
- There will be no social gatherings held before or after Mass until further notice.
- Dispensation from Sunday Mass and Holy Days of obligation remain. Details here.
Together lets pray for our community, neighbors, and parish family.
Welcome to St. Mary's
Mass TimesSaturday - Vigil Mass
5:00 pm, St. Mary's Facebook (Livestream online) (limit 50% church capacity at Mass) Sunday Mass
10:00 am, St. Mary's Facebook (limit 50% church capacity at Mass) Weekday
Thursday, 5:30 pm (limit 50% church capacity) Friday, 8:00 am (limit 50% church capacity) Confession
The Sacrament of Reconciliation can be scheduled by appointment. Call the office (970) 842-2216 and leave a message to have your call returned.
Religious Education News
Religious Education (RE) Classes
Have resumed in-person classes Sundays at 9:00 am For those teaching at home, at home RE Education learning packets are available for pick-up. Contact the RE Coordinators for information. RE Coordinators: Monica or Erica email: RECoordinator@stmarybrush.org Please teach your children at home, & pray together with them. Remember that Formed.org also has great videos for children. Click here to sign up for your free gift subscription to FORMED. Our parish gift to you. 2020 Parish Contribution Statements
If one is needed, please drop a note in the collection basket, leave a message on the answering machine, or email your request. Thank you. |
Upcoming Events
Encounter the Risen Jesus
Join Archbishop Aquila Weekly starting Easter Tuesday, April 6 Archbishop Aquila is releasing a guide to help all of the faithful of the Archdiocese of Denver pray daily with key Scripture passages throughout the whole Easter season. Discover more at archden.org/easter2021 Reencounter the MassColorado Bishops announce the Obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days will be restored on Pentecost Sunday, May 23, 2021.
For more information visit: www.archden.org/return 
Spiritual Growth Evening
Thursdays at 6:30 pm at St. Mary's April 29 - Prayer & Adoration May 6 - Prayer & Meditation May 20 - Prayer & Adoration 
Archbishop's Catholic AppealHelp grow HOPE, EDUCATION and FAITH through a donation to the Archbishop’s Catholic appeal which supports more than 40 ministries that daily answer the needs of our neighbors. To make an immediate impact on our faith community visit www.archden.org/givetoday or call 303-867-0614. Healing Retreat at Annunciation Heights
A Healing Retreat for Adult Children of Divorced or Separated Parents May 7-9, 2021 Where: Annunciation Heights (Estes Park, CO) Learn more: www.archden.org/acod Divine Mercy Prayer Group
Meets on Fridays after morning Mass. Next session is Friday, April 16 |
Bulletins
Scroll for past bulletins (limited to 10 issues)
4/11/2021
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4/4/2021 Easter
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3/28/2021
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3/21/2021
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3/14/2021
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3/7/2021
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2/28/2021
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2/21/2021
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2/14/2021
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2/7/2021
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Upcoming Events CalendarEvents combined for St. Mary's (Brush) & St. John's (Stoneham)
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Assisted Suicide & the Sacraments
Beginning in 2017, it is legal for Colorado doctors to write a suicide prescription for a consenting person who has been diagnosed with a terminal illness with six months or less to live. As disciples of Our Lord, we know that suicide is a rejection of life, which is a gift from God. As we encounter loved ones who are considering Physician-Assisted Suicide (PAS), here are guidelines developed by the Colorado bishops on how to address this critical end-of-life issue in the context of our Catholic faith. 
Archbishop's Solemn Promise
Archbishop Samuel Aquila made a solemn promise to the people of northern Colorado to be as transparent as possible about its handling, prevention, and response policies in regards to the sexual abuse of minors and misconduct. Learn more at: archden.org/promise |
Volunteer Ministry Schedules
At our parish we depend on a variety of individuals to make our liturgies a success. Thank you for volunteering!
Altar Server
No Schedule
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
Lector
Usher
No Schedule
Contact Info / Map & DirectionsSaint Mary Catholic Church
340 Stanford Street Brush, Colorado 80720 (Phone) 970-842-2216 (Email) Pastor pastor@stmarybrush.org Office Hours Thursday & Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. After Hours Emergency Numbers In case of illness, hospitalization, or sudden death, call the Parish Office immediately at (970) 842-2216 or St. Joseph's in Akron at (970) 345-6996. Alternatively contact St. Helena's in Fort Morgan at (970) 867-2885 or St. Anthony's in Sterling at (970) 522-6422. Find UsFrom West
Take I-76 East/US-6 East to HOSPITAL ROAD, EXIT 89. Turn RIGHT onto HOSPITAL RD/CR-27. Turn RIGHT onto EMERSON ST. Emerson Street is 0.1 miles past MILLS Street. Turn LEFT onto STANFORD ST., and proceed to St. Mary's Catholic Church. From East Take I-76 West/US-6 West to HOSPITAL ROAD, EXIT 89. Turn LEFT onto HOSPITAL RD/CR-27. Turn RIGHT onto EMERSON ST. Emerson Street is 0.1 miles past MILLS Street. Turn LEFT onto STANFORD ST., and proceed to St. Mary's Catholic Church. 
St. Mary Catholic Church, Brush, CO
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