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The deadline to have it into the office is Wednesday, October 15.
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October 8, 2023 by
This is a link to a PDF form you can download to your computer, rename, fill out and save, then email back to the Saint Michael office.
We care about your privacy. We never publish your information on-line, though your name will be added to our printed directory, which is not available in electronic format.
Call the office if you have any questions: 303.777.5181.
The Crotalus
April 9, 2022 by
After the Gloria in excelsis is sung on Maundy Thursday, bells in the church are silent. Instead, a “Crotalus,” popularly known as the “clacker,” is used in place of bells until Gloria in excelsis resumes at the Easter Vigil.
Since bells customarily signify joy, during this most solemn time of the Triduum when we focus on Christ’s Passion, Death, and repose in the tomb, the Church has traditionally used the stark and shocking sound of the Crotalus instead.
Below are pictures of the two Crotali that St. Michael’s possesses. Below them is a brief video highlighting their sound.
(above) Saint Michael’s Old Crotalus
(above) Saint Michael’s new Crotalus
(above) What the Crotalus sounds like.
The Stations of the Cross
February 25, 2021 by
Can’t be present on Friday nights at 6 o’clock to pray the Stations of the Cross with Saint Michael’s? Join Father Fraser here as he leads us in this most beautiful series of prayers to help us on our Lenten Journey.
Please note: This video was produced during the COVID restrictions and mentions being unable to gather together to pray the Stations. This is not the case this year. Stations of the Cross will be prayed on Friday evenings during Lent at 6 o’clock. If you are able to join us in person we will welcome you.
