Can you be lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, queer or intersex…
…and Catholic?
Yes! Many of us grew up Catholic or otherwise found ourselves in the Catholic tradition. And we also found ourselves LGBTQI. So about 50 years ago, we founded a community here in Denver for people like us. And we've been an advocate for integrating our spirituality and justice ever since.
We celebrate the authentic Catholic Mass with an ordained priest. We welcome people of every sexual orientation and gender identity, those who have divorced & remarried, and anyone who has felt excluded from other faith communities. We accept seekers from every faith background.
We welcome the gifts of each person at our door. And we welcome you.
We meet for Mass in Denver’s historic Capitol Hill neighborhood
1100 Fillmore Street, Denver CO 80206
Everyone is welcome!
Ordinary Time schedule
Dignity Denver celebrates Mass on the first, third and fifth Sundays of the month at 5 pm:
- July 21
- August 4
- August 18
- September 1
- September 15
- September 29
- October 6
- October 20
- November 3
- November 17
All of these services are at our regular place of worship - Capitol Heights Church at 1100 Fillmore Street, Denver. Everyone is welcome!
Dignity Denver 50th Anniversary
Dignity Denver will celebrate the Chapter's 50th Anniversary on Saturday and Sunday, September 14th and 15th, 2024.
The theme is HALF A CENTURY OF DIGNITY: HONORING OUR LEGACY IN DENVER.
Reception - Saturday, September 14th, 6 - 9 PM, in the 19th floor party room at 1201 Williams Street, which is at the north end of Cheesman Park. Limited parking is available on the south side of the building, which is accessible from 13th Avenue
Mass - Sunday, September 15th, 5 PM, at our usual place of worship (1100 Fillmore Street)
At the Reception there will be an opportunity for participants to make comments or tell stories about the history of the Chapter and what the Chapter has meant for the speaker. There is no cost for the Reception, but people interested in attending are asked to email the Chapter at info@dignitydenver.org. Heavy hors d'oeuvres, beer, wine, and non-alcoholic drinks will be served.
There will also be a special social gathering after Mass on September 15th.
Meli Barber, President of DignityUSA, and Marianne Duddy-Burke, Executive Director of DignityUSA, plan on being in attendance for both events.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
We continue to invite you to become a registered member of Dignity Denver so we may continue our important work for a more-inclusive Church. Applications are available online. The annual membership dues are $50 and a portion goes to Dignity USA. No one will be denied membership for inability to pay dues.