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Good Shepherd
Reconciliation Times
Saturday 2:45 pm
During Adoration Nights
Mass Times
Daily Mass
7:30 am
Weekend Masses
Saturday Anticipatory Mass
4:00 pm
Sunday Masses
7:00 am l 8:30 am
10:00 am l 5:00 pm
Eucharistic Adoration
Every second Tuesday of the month from 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm in the Church
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Office Hours
Monday - Friday
8:30 am - 4:00 pm
2626 E. 7th Avenue
Parkway
Denver, CO 80206
Phone: (303)322-7706
Email: goodshep@aol.com
A Solemn Promise
On October 7, 2019, the Catholic Dioceses of Colorado announced the opening of an independent reparations program for individuals who were sexually abused as minors by parish priests in Colorado.
Below you will find a link to various websites which contain information regarding the Independent Reparations and Reconciliation Program. If you have any questions regarding this program or the Report that is due to come out this month please don't hesitate to contact the parish office. As you continue to process this situation and the information being presented a few things to keep in mind would be:
• There have been zero known incidents of sexual abuse of a minor by an archdiocesan priest in 20 years.
• There are zero priests in ministry with a substantiated allegation of sexual abuse of a minor.
• This is not the first time the Archdiocese of Denver has created a reparations program to support survivors. In 2006, Archbishop Charles Chaput instituted a similar program that the Denver Post hailed as an “honorable way to address abuse.”
• In between these two programs, any survivor who came forward was given the opportunity to share their story with a victim’s assistance coordinator and offered resources like counseling to support their healing.
• There are zero priests in ministry with a substantiated allegation of sexual abuse of a minor.
• This is not the first time the Archdiocese of Denver has created a reparations program to support survivors. In 2006, Archbishop Charles Chaput instituted a similar program that the Denver Post hailed as an “honorable way to address abuse.”
• In between these two programs, any survivor who came forward was given the opportunity to share their story with a victim’s assistance coordinator and offered resources like counseling to support their healing.
Both the Reparations and Reconciliation Program and the upcoming report are joint efforts of all 3 Colorado Dioceses. This means that the Initial Agreement to Conduct an Independent Review was signed by all 3 Bishops and the money for the Reparations program will come from all 3 Dioceses. Anyone who wishes to file a claim of abuse for consideration as part of the Reparations Program should go through the same website, linked above.
Given that people move around we have also included links to the websites for the Colorado Springs and Pueblo Dioceses if you wish to read the statement's of the Bishop Sheridan and Bishop Berg and read more about who contact if you have questions pertaining to the diocese specifically.
Given that people move around we have also included links to the websites for the Colorado Springs and Pueblo Dioceses if you wish to read the statement's of the Bishop Sheridan and Bishop Berg and read more about who contact if you have questions pertaining to the diocese specifically.
Jesus said to him, "I am the way, the truth, and the life;
no one comes to the Father, but by me."
- John 14:6
no one comes to the Father, but by me."
- John 14:6
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Good Shepherd Catholic Church
2626 E 7th Avenue Parkway, Denver CO 80206 l (303)322-7706 l goodshep@aol.com