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St Benedict's Acres

Erie, CO

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649 State Hwy 52Erie, CO 80516

Mass: Saturday 4:00 PM (Sunday Obligation Mass)

When to go

Mass times

  • Saturday4:00 PM · Sunday Obligation Mass
  • Sunday8:30 AM · Sunday Obligation Mass
  • Sunday11:30 AM · Sunday Obligation Mass
  • Sunday5:30 PM · Sunday Obligation Mass

About

Summary

St. Scholastica Catholic Church, located at 575 Wells Street in Erie, Colorado, is a historic parish founded in 1899. Rooted in Catholic tradition, the church continues to serve the community with a strong sense of faith and heritage. With Sunday Masses at 4:00 PM on Saturday, 8:30 AM, 11:30 AM, and 5:30 PM on Sunday, the parish offers a welcoming environment for all. Learn more about our history.

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St. Scholastica Catholic Church is a vibrant and welcoming community located in Erie, Colorado. Founded in 1899 by Benedictine Rev. Cornelius Enders O.S.B., the church has stood as a spiritual cornerstone for over a century. The parish has grown and evolved over time, yet it remains deeply connected to its founding roots and the early coal mining community that helped establish it. Explore our rich history and discover how God's work has continued through the generations.

As a Catholic parish, St. Scholastica offers a variety of programs and ministries to support the spiritual growth of its members. The Religious Education Program provides classes for children and adults, covering sacramental preparation and ongoing faith formation. Find out more about our faith formation initiatives.

The church hosts a range of liturgical services, including Sunday Masses at 4:00 PM on Saturday, 8:30 AM, 11:30 AM, and 5:30 PM on Sunday. These services are complemented by additional liturgies, adoration, and confession times, which can be found on the parish calendar.

St. Scholastica also offers outreach programs and community events, including youth groups, Bible study, and fellowship ministries. The parish is committed to supporting both its members and the broader Erie community through service and prayer.

Newcomers are warmly welcomed and encouraged to participate in the life of the parish. Whether through attending Mass, joining a ministry, or simply connecting with fellow parishioners, there are many ways to become involved and grow in faith.

For more information or to get in touch, visit the contact page.

From Faith Near Me

St. Scholastica Catholic Church in Erie, Colorado, offers a welcoming environment rooted in over a century of tradition. First-time visitors may notice multiple Sunday Mass options, community-focused ministries, and a commitment to spiritual growth through programs for all ages. The parish’s historic ties to the local coal mining community and active outreach efforts suggest a warm, inclusive atmosphere for newcomers and regulars alike.

Pros

  • Multiple Sunday Mass times (four weekly sessions) for accessibility
  • Religious education programs for children and adults
  • Community outreach initiatives and youth/ministry groups
  • Dedicated website with clear service and event details
  • Historic parish heritage with active 125th-anniversary celebrations

Cons

  • No explicit accessibility information provided on the website
  • Limited details about parking or visitor arrival logistics

Services and facilities

Services

  • Religious Education Program
  • Sacramental Preparation (First Reconciliation, Confirmation, First Communion)
  • Youth Group (To The Heights)
  • Adult Bible Study
  • Catholic Men'S Fellowship
  • Prayer Chain
  • Lenten Mission
  • Daughters Of St. Scholastica
  • Knights Of Columbus

Facilities

  • Parish Hall
  • Convent
  • Rectory
  • St. Benedict'S Acres

Events and programs

  • 125th Anniversary Celebration

    One-time event

    A series of events and reflections on the history and community of St. Scholastica.

  • Lenten Mission 2026

    Annual

    A spiritual event focusing on faith and renewal during the Lenten season.

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