Cabrini's Cupboard
Our Mission: To provide a quick and efficient method that connects those in need with those who would like to give.
Our Beliefs: We believe that expression of our love of God is shown in our care for others. we believe that we are called to do as Jesus did - to be people of the towel and water (cf. John 13:15)
To Request Assistance: Call Karen Hoeft at 303-953-7784.
Rosary Makers
Mission: to supply rosaries to whoever needs one.
If you are interested in an outreach opportunity that spans the globe. This may be the one. Rosary Makers distributes over 17000 rosaries per year. The Cabrini Rosary Makers (CRM) was started in the early 1990's by Loretta L. She had this great desire to have more rosaries prayed, so she wanted to supply those rosaries to people in need. We have wonderful volunteers will to teach you how to make a rosary.
This meeting is held to provide mission rosary supplies, fellowship, group prayer of the Rosary. allow the Rosary Makers to drop off their rosaries made at home, teach new members, and sharing special intentions before we pray our Rosary together. We feel like a family and continue to grow in membership. Not all the members are able to attend the meetings. We hold a meeting on the first Tuesday of each month.
Who benefits from your products?
We try to distribute the rosaries to anyone who is in need of a rosary. We supply thousands of rosaries to the migrant workers in Colorado, the homeless, other Parishes who have no rosary making group and have needs for their Sacramental classes, several hospitals Spiritual Care Departments, nursing homes, hospice homes, schools and at least one university for their "Lenten Survival Kits". We have connections with people in the United States who send rosaries out of the country to many poor areas, and through them, we even have had rosaries at World Youth days and provide rosaries for the Military.
Rosary Repair
Volunteers from this rosary makers group do their best to fix rosaries in need of repair. Those very precious rosaries for repair must be brought directly to their meet on the 1st Tuesday of the month in Parish Hall B from 9:30- 11:00AM.
Contact: Karen Lotspeich at klotspeich@sfcparish.org
Meet: Once a month on the first Tuesday from 9:45 – 11:30am
Registration: none
Commitment: none
Respect Life
These groups provide direction, coordination and support for developing and implementing works of charity and works of justice in our parish. If you would like to volunteer to help in any of these ministries, please contact Karen Mandolfo at (303) 978-1830
Loving Hands
Mission: To bring volunteers together for fellowship and community while providing an opportunity to use our skilled hands and open hearts to make blankets and warm gifts for those in need of love, tenderness, and security.
Vision: We welcome newcomers and are willing to teach. All you need is the desire to learn and share your creativity with an open and loving heart. Yarn and crochet hooks/knitting needles are provided for Loving Hands projects only, but feel free to bring your own materials to work on personal projects. For those who cannot physically attend but would like to crochet or knit at home, thank you and we welcome your talents & gifts of love! for more information this ministry.
Email Karen Smoody (crocheting & knitting) or call 303-588-0461
Meetings: 1 time a month on Saturday
When: rotating Saturdays check the bulletin for next scheduled date
Time: 10:00am – 3:00pm
Piecemakers Quilt Group
Mission: “Piecemakers quilt with love to warm the body and comfort the soul of those in need.”
Piecemakers Quilt Group is an outreach ministry of women which began in 2004. If you like to quilt and chat, come join us. This hands-on outreach group has a desire to bring comfort to those in need by using their craft and talents to blanket others with love. All quilts that are produced are given to those in need; from infants of low-income families, veterans, victims of natural disasters, and the low-income elderly. Most of the sewing needs such as patterns and materials for the individual projects are provided by the parish. Welcome quilters of all skill levels. All attendees bring their own machine and thread to the quilting meetings.
Time: Piecemakers meet twice a month, one Friday from 9:00-2:00 and one Saturday from 9:00 -3:00 per month. Some members sew at home as well.
Contact: If you are interested in joining our group, please contact Karen L at (303) 953-7765 or klotspeich@sfcparish.org
Angel Bed Project
“Let the Little children come to me…” -Matt.19:14
Mission: The Angel Bed Ministry mission is to provide for those who are in a time of loss, and who do not have the financial means to afford a burial for their tiny babies. They provide at no charge a proper casket or as we like to call them Angel Beds, to assist these grieving families in giving their loved one’s dignity in their burial. They provide comfort for the parents and dignity and honor for these children of God. The Archdiocese of Denver Mortuary provides the services for stillbirths and miscarriages one per month. They work closely with our Loving hands ministry who give their time and talent to make pouches for the tiny babies and the fabric liners for the caskets. The materials are provided by the ministry such as: wood, paint, wood glue, and fabric. Primary recipients are anyone in the Archdiocese of Denver.
Donate: You can make a tax-deductible donation to help make a bed. Each bed cost is $45, but whatever you are called to donate will go a long way.
Volunteer: Requirements - like to work with your hands.
Opportunities: Range from experienced to beginner woodworker, various jobs include cutting, wood, routering, assembly, sanding, and painting.
Testimony: “It is an honor to be able to use my skills to provide such a comfort to grieving parents and family. I frequently pray while building the Angle Beds for God’s children that will be receiving this final resting place.” Rex S
Contact: Pat Padia at ppadia@aol.com or (303) 919-6808