Denver Metro · 1300 S Steele St, Denver, CO 80210 · archden.org ↗
The Archdiocese of Denver is headquartered at its Catholic Pastoral Center on the campus of the St. John Paul II Center for the New Evangelization in south Denver. It coordinates Totus Tuus, a fun, energetic parish-based summer catechetical program led by college students and seminarians and held across archdiocesan parishes.
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Summer camps — 2026
11 sessions · statuses verified August 25, 2026
01Totus Tuus
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Grades 1-12·Multi-Activity
A fun, energetic parish-based summer catechetical program led by college students and seminarians, with a daytime session for grades 1-6 and an evening session for grades 7-12 featuring Mass, games, skits, and lessons.
A Catholic camp in the Rocky Mountains offering youth camps, family camps, and outdoor education, pairing fun, friendship, and faith to foster an encounter with Jesus Christ in the beauty of God's creation.
A 3-day Catholic outdoor education program for schools at Annunciation Heights, blending hands-on science (Earth, Life, or Physical Science tracks) with faith through hikes, campfires, stargazing, Mass, Adoration, and Reconciliation.
A Catholic youth mission program where middle and high school students spend five days (four for middle school) serving the poor, disabled, and elderly through painting, cleaning, and yard work, with evening retreat sessions called Collatio.
A Denver Catholic sports apostolate that runs the Frassati Sports & Adventure and Badano Sports divisions, using athletics to form athletes in faith and hope.
Parish-hosted Vacation Bible School programs across the Archdiocese for children roughly Pre-K through 6th grade, offering a summer adventure of faith, friendship, and fun at participating parishes.
A fun, flexible, faith-filled Catholic club for girls ages 5 and up that teaches virtues through scripture, saints' biographies, and the Catechism, with girls earning badges across a five-year, wreath-based program.
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This is an absolutely beautiful Seminary and Grounds! The Archdiocese of Denver overseas the Catholic churches in Denver and northern Colorado. They provide training for the priest here in Colorado as well as from around the country. There are actually two seminaries at this one location. You can find all the administrative offices for the archdiocese as well here. I am also doing my diaconate training here which last for years.
They don't do anything for failing schools they allow lack of leadership and allow the priest to be the failure to the community of st. Bernadette. The principal and priest should be fired. Some parents will come together to expose them on the news and media. They should never be allowed to do any with education especially with students. Hopefully they don't sleep at night. Knowing they are failures . The archdiocese is don't care unless money is involved what would Jesus say? Something every one who works here and falls under archdiocese for guidance. Failure failure
Sam has driven many away from the faith rather than towards it. Jesus compelled through love. This is absent under this archdiocese leadership. Rather this leadership is about power and exclusion…it lacks the simplest test of Christ which is demonstrated by profound and radical love.
I'm Jewish, and I have some theological differences with the Church, but I applaud their charitable and supportive work throughout the greater metropolitan area. On occasion, I've encountered the young Catholic students working selflessly and with much zeal to help at risk persons such as myself. Sometimes I'm so moved that I want to hug them and take them up to heaven myself (although we don't technically believe in a heaven per se). In my faith, it is written that "the purpose of a Jew is to bring an element of Godliness into the world," but clearly, the Archdiocese is giving us strong competition.