Holy Name Catholic Church - Steamboat Springs, CO

Holy Name Catholic Church - Steamboat Springs, CO Jubilee Church within Archdiocese of Denver, when visiting it one may gain a Plenary Indulgence. Roman Catholic Church Serving Routt County, CO. Martin of Tours.

We also have a church in Oak Creek, St. Est. 1907. First church dedicated 1911, second 1965, third 2014 with the state of the art Enrichment Center in the basement completed in the spring of 2023.

800+ registered households. 400-500 attending Sunday Masses. Diverse community of people of all racial, ethnic, age and economic backgrounds from all around USA (especially Texas, and Midwest) and the

world (Vietnam, Mexico and Latin Anerica, Bew Zeland, Lebanon, Hungry, Poland, Romania, etc.), locals, old-timers and newcomers, part timers, returning and one time visitors. Working hard, hardly working and retired. Old time and new ranchers, builders, developers, surveyors, inginiers, archutects, painters, carpeters, plumbers, doctors, nurses, teachers, lawyers, tourism, hospitality and restaurant owners, managers and service staff. Rich and poor alike. Runs, if not the best, certainly one of the best preschools in town. Always in great need of teachers! Good Shepherd Catechisis based faith formation program for children K-5. Social and service oriented activities for middle and high school youth. Generous local (Operation Good Shepherd), national and global outreach through special appeals and second collections. Active small groups of men, women, young adults. Healing Ministry

Second church in Oak Creek, St. Martin of Tours build in 1948 serving population of the South Routt County. Rev. Grzegorz Cioch of Kraków, Poland, Pastor since August 2022, shepherding saints, saints in the makin, and sinners alike. If you think the churches are full of hypocrites, don't let this prevent you to check it out. There is always place for one more;)

06/12/2026

How to receive a plenary indulgence on feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus:

On this feast day, the Church offers a plenary indulgence—the full remission of temporal punishment due to sins already forgiven—to the faithful who publicly recite the Act of Reparation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

This may be done in a church, with one’s family, or within a religious community.

To receive the indulgence, the usual conditions must also be fulfilled:

- Be detached from all sin, even venial sin
- Receive the Sacrament of Confession within about 20 days before or after
- Receive Holy Communion, preferably on the feast day itself
- Pray for the intentions of the Holy Father, such as one Our Father and one Hail Mary

Recite the Act of Reparation:

Most sweet Jesus, whose overflowing charity for men is requited by so much forgetfulness, negligence, and contempt, behold us prostrate before Thy altar, eager to repair by a special act of homage the cruel indifference and injuries to which Thy loving Heart is everywhere subject.

Mindful, alas, that we ourselves have had a share in such great indignities, which we now deplore from the depths of our hearts, we humbly ask Thy pardon and declare our readiness to atone by voluntary expiation not only for our own personal offenses, but also for the sins of those who, straying far from the path of salvation, refuse in their obstinate infidelity to follow Thee, their Shepherd and Leader, or, renouncing the vows of their Baptism, have cast off the sweet yoke of Thy law.

We are now resolved to expiate each and every deplorable outrage committed against Thee. We are determined to make amends for the manifold offenses against Christian modesty in unbecoming dress and behavior, for all the foul seductions laid to ensnare the feet of the innocent, for the frequent violations of Sundays and holy days, and the shocking blasphemies uttered against Thee and Thy Saints.

We wish also to make amends for the insults to which Thy Vicar on earth and Thy priests are subjected, for the profanation, by conscious neglect or terrible acts of sacrilege, of the very Sacrament of Thy Divine Love, and lastly for the public crimes of nations who resist the rights and teaching authority of the Church which Thou hast founded.

Would that we were able to wash away such abominations with our blood. We now offer, in reparation for these violations of Thy divine honor, the satisfaction Thou didst once make to Thy eternal Father on the Cross and which Thou dost continue to renew daily on our altars. We offer it in union with the acts of atonement of Thy Virgin Mother and all the Saints and of the pious faithful on earth; and we sincerely promise to make recompense, as far as we can with the help of Thy grace, for all neglect of Thy great love and for the sins which we and others have committed in the past.

Henceforth we will live a life of unwavering faith, of purity of conduct, and of perfect observance of the precepts of the Gospel, especially that of charity. We promise to the best of our power to prevent others from offending Thee and to bring as many as possible to follow Thee.

O loving Jesus, through the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, our model in reparation, deign to receive the voluntary offering we make of this act of expiation; and by the crowning gift of perseverance keep us faithful unto death in our duty and the allegiance we owe to Thee, so that we may one day come to that happy home where Thou, with the Father and the Holy Spirit, livest and reignest, God, world without end. Amen.

06/12/2026

❤️‍🔥 Blessed Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, our Lord and Savior!

❤️‍🔥 “Practicing devotion to the Sacred Heart of Christ means adoring that Heart which, after having loved us to the end, was pierced by a spear and from high on the Cross poured out blood and water, an inexhaustible source of new life.” —Pope Benedict XVI in “Holiness is Always in Season”

⛪️ Today is also the World Day of Prayer for the Santification of Priests. Pray for your priests today, that their vocation and ministry may be enshrined in and protected by, the Most Holy Sacred Heart of Jesus. 🙏🏻

Image: “Sacred Heart (Christ the King) by Józef Mehoffer, 1930.

05/24/2026
05/24/2026

The gift of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost IS the New Law. The Virgin Mary is in the Upper Room (Acts 1:14) with the Apostles and the 120. Here are some reflections on the Scripture readings for Pentecost Sunday👇
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05/24/2026

The Holy Spirit is probably the most misunderstood of the three persons of the Holy Trinity. Don’t believe any of these myths, and help spread the truth!

Here are five common myths many people still believe about the Holy Spirit and what the Catholic Church actually teaches:

Myth 1: The Holy Spirit is a “force.”

Truth: The Holy Spirit is a divine Person, equal to the Father and the Son. Although He is called “Spirit” — a name that can sound less personal than “Father” or “Son” — He is every bit as much a real Person as the other two members of the Trinity.

Myth 2: The Holy Spirit didn’t exist in the Old Testament.

Truth: The Holy Spirit has always existed as the Third Person of the Trinity, from all eternity. Far from being absent in the Old Testament, He was actively at work whenever God spoke, created, or intervened in human history.

Myth 3: The Holy Spirit is of a lesser status than the Father and the Son.

Truth: Yes, we call the Holy Spirit the “Third Person” of the Trinity — but this refers only to the relations between the divine Persons, not to any difference in dignity or status. All three Persons of the Trinity are fully coequal, as solemnly confessed in the Athanasian Creed.

Myth 4: The Holy Spirit is just a part of God.

Truth: On the contrary, each Person of the Trinity — Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — is wholly and completely God. God is not divided into parts. Whatever God does, all three Persons accomplish together in perfect unity.

Myth 5: A true Christian with the Holy Spirit will “speak in tongues.”

Truth: This claim is misleading. There is considerable debate over what “speaking in tongues” means. In the Catholic tradition, it most commonly refers to the ability to speak real, intelligible human languages (as the Apostles did on Pentecost), not the unintelligible speech commonly practiced in some charismatic circles today.

In any case, according to Church teaching, we receive the Holy Spirit and are made Christians at Baptism. We are then strengthened in the gifts of the Holy Spirit at Confirmation — regardless of whether or not we "speak in tongues."

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05/24/2026

On Pentecost Sunday, Christians are accustomed to finding birthday wishes all over the internet—in celebration of the Church, of course. And really, who can be blamed? Most people love birthdays. Plus, anything with icing tends to be pretty popular with the kids.

But, reflecting on the Scripture readings for this celebration, we know there’s much more to the day than cakes and candles.

Pentecost celebrates the life of the Holy Spirit throughout the whole world. In the Responsorial Psalm, we sing, “Lord, send out your Spirit, and renew the face of the earth” (Ps. 104). In the Acts of the Apostles, we see a vivid image of wind and fire descending on Christ’s disciples. In John’s Gospel, the Spirit makes God’s presence known through the breath of God.

“Jesus came and stood among them and said, ‘Peace be with you. . . . As the Father has sent me, so I send you.’ When he had said this, he breathed on them and said to them, ‘Receive the Holy Spirit. . . .’” (Jn. 20:19; 21-22)

Easter is a celebration lasting fifty days. Pentecost, meaning “fiftieth day,” concludes this celebration and looks ahead to what’s to come. While birthdays tend to be short-lived, Pentecost seeks to light us on fire.

To help us sustain the flame of this feast day, here are six Spirit-filled ways to think about Pentecost!

Keep Reading --> https://catholic-link.org/6-spirit-filled-ways-to-think-about-pentecost/

05/24/2026

✝️ THE 12 FRUITS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
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1. Charity (Love) – Selfless love for God and others

2. Peace – Calmness rooted in God

3. Kindness – Compassion toward others

4. Generosity – Giving with love

5. Faithfulness – Loyalty to God

6. Self-control – Mastery over desires

7. Joy – Deep spiritual gladness

8. Patience – Endurance in trials

9. Goodness – Desire to do right

10. Gentleness – Humility and softness

11. Modesty – Humble behavior

12. Chastity – Purity of heart and body

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Address

Physical Address Interstate 524 Oak Street, Mailing Address Is PO Box 774198
Steamboat Springs, CO
80477

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 9pm
Tuesday 6am - 9pm
Wednesday 6am - 9pm
Thursday 6am - 9pm
Friday 6am - 9pm
Saturday 6am - 7pm
Sunday 6am - 7pm

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+19708790671

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