Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services - CFCS Colorado

JOIN OUR MINISTRY! We are looking for mission-oriented individuals to join us in our ministry dedicated to the Corporal Work of Mercy of burying the dead. Our core purpose is to assist the families in our care with "Filling the Void of Loss with Faith." Assistant Director of Funeral Operations: The Assistant Director of Funeral Operations is responsible for overseeing the Funeral Director Team as well as the Decedent Care Team. Visit our website for more information and to apply: https://lnkd.in/ga4qe9B7

There is a connection between these two locations, they are close together area-wise but they share an even closer connection to each other, what could that connection be? Leave your answers in the comments below and we'll have the answer for you next week! #Cemetery #Brewery #Trivia

What is the connection between martyrs and the Italian flag? There are three categories of martyrs: green, white, and red. To learn more on these three types check out this link: https://lnkd.in/gBDun5xS

How can saints impact our lives? Just as we ask a friend to pray for us during a difficult time, we can ask the saints to intercede and pray for us as well! Which saint do you like to ask for their intercession? To learn more about intercessory prayer: https://lnkd.in/g47pTXjx

Mark your calendars!!! The Bring Them Home Mass and Committal Service is held on All Souls Day (November 2nd) and is an opportunity for those with the cremated remains of loved ones at their residence to bring them to Mount Olivet Catholic Cemetery and lay them to rest in a sacred burial space, at no cost. Bring Them Home Mass and Committal Service November 2, 2024 (All Souls Day) at 11:00am Mount Olivet Catholic Cemetery Chapel 12801 W. 44th Avenue Wheat Ridge, Colorado 80033 Learn More: https://lnkd.in/gwex_NUj For questions, contact Ali Hanlen at ali.hanlen@archden.org or 303-715-2092. The deadline to register cremated remains for the Mass and Committal Service is October 25, 2024. Every person, being made in the image and likeness of God, deserves to be buried in a dignified and sacred burial space. In fact, the burial of the dead is one of the Corporal Acts of Mercy (Tobit 1:16-18).

We pray for those individuals who came into the care of our funeral home this week: Isaiah Martinez John Horst Mark Mason Henry Thresher Samuel R. Atencio Patricia Muniz Christina Alvarado Carillo Eula Ransom Joann Pauline Reyes-Chavez Gary Alkire Thomas Lowrey Rosaline Sedar Marle Cabale Diane Vert David Moak Floyd Smith Sabastian Armijo Vigil David Rome We pray for you. CFCS Obituary Link: https://lnkd.in/gFvEsMcb

Thank you for all those who came to pray for our deacons in the Archdiocese of Denver. They are loved and will always be in our prayers! #DeaconMemorial #Cemetery #Mass

Saints can be apostles, evangelists, martyrs, pastors, doctors, virgins, and holy women. Learn more about each type and see if one of these might just be your calling! https://lnkd.in/gqWfzf9g

St. Maximilian Kolbe had a dream of being a St. and even a Martyr, and what that meant for him #NightAtTheCemetery #Cemetery #Prayer

Celebrating Frances Xavier Cabrini Day! An important Nun who had so much to give to the community around her as she came to the United States, helping immigrants and miners through the tough times they lived in. Learn more about her amazing story: https://lnkd.in/g7jtqxXs