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Holy Family Church |
| Address: 2827 Lakeview Avenue; Pueblo, CO
81005-2495 |
Phone: 719 564-2696 * Fax: 719 564-4396
* Email:
claudiahf@hotmail.com |
| Pastor: Rev.
Heriberto Torres, C.R. |
Summer Mass Schedule:
Saturdays: 4:30 p.m.; Sundays: 7:30 a.m., 9:15 a.m.,
11:30 a.m. *
Holidays: 8:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. *
Weekdays: 8:00 a.m. |
| Winter Mass Schedule: Same as summer
schedule. |
| Mission: St. Aloysius, Rye |
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| Our mission... |
| The mission of Holy Family Catholic
Community is to model hospitality within the worshipping body of
Christ and to minister to all cultures and ages, fostering
reconciliation, spiritual growth, health families, and healing
as faithful and empowered stewards of God's gifts. |
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Staff |
| Rev.
Heriberto Torres, C.R., Pastor |
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Claudia DelaCruz, Business Manager |
| Pam Evanoff, CRE |
| Linda Davis, Director Youth Ministry |
| Lynn Cervi, Asst. Director Youth Ministry |
| Dorothy Warmack, Religious Ed Secretary |
| Nellie Barela, Receptionist |
| Laura Sanchez,
Ministry to the Sick |
| Terri Cook, Music
Director |
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History |
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Holy Family Parish was established in 1954 as an
offshoot from St. Francis Xavier Parish. Until the church was completed in the
fall of 1955, the parish utilized the chapel of the Sacred Heart Orphanage on
Sprague Street. Initially, the Franciscan Fathers of the Santa Barbara Province
served the parish. They bought with them a spirit of outreach and an emphasis on
education that has inundated the ministry of Holy Family Parish.
In the mid-1980s, Holy Family underwent a $105,000
renovation. Because of major structural changes, which resulted in an
all-encompassing redesign of the church, the parish was dedicated a second time.
The renovation provided a liturgically correct worship space as well as facets
that would allow the parish to modify according to purpose. For instance, in
view of the shortage of priests, the church furnishings were designed to be
movable in the event that the building would some day be used as a fellowship
hall. This renovation, and its focus on the future of the parish, symbolized the
renewal of the congregation, and their rededication to their faith, and to the
challenges presented by the late twentieth century.
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