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About OrthodoxyOrthodox Christianity traces its roots, both historical and spiritual, from the time of the Apostles.

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About the Western Rite The vision of the Western Rite as an essential part of the Orthodox Mission in America belonged to Archbishop Tikhon of the American Archdiocese under the Moscow Patriarchate.

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About St. Columba ChurchTraditional Faith: Classical Worship: Friendly Folk. This is what you will find at St Columba's.

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And the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch. Acts 11:26

The Orthodox Church is both modern and ancient
Orthodox Christianity traces its roots, both historical and spiritual, from the time of the Apostles. Ancient in regard to beliefs, practices and traditions – but modern in regard to addressing the issues that face all modern people, the struggle for a peaceful and just world, the problems of moral relativism, and both the fears and hopes generated by a world driven by modern technology.

 

Service Schedule

Regular Services at St. Columba Orthodox Church:

Sundays

  • 8:30 am Matins
  • 9:30 am Divine Liturgy (Mass)

Wednesdays

  • 6:30 pm Mass

Thursdays

  • 10am-12pm Office hours/Church is open, NO open church on JAN 2

Saturdays

        • 10am Latin Mass

        • NO Latin Mass on Jan 4

        • 5:30 pm Vespers NO Vespers on JAN 4

ABOUT OUR CHURCH

Traditional but friendly, St. Columba is a local Parish under the Western Rite Vicariate of the Self-Ruled Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America. The parish uses the Liturgy of St. Tikhon, which is a form of worship reflective of the ancient Anglican tradition. St. Columba’s Parish celebrates the reinstitution in the twentieth century of British Orthodox tradition.
ABOUT ST. COLUMBA

In the days before the great schism, when the Church in Britain was fully Orthodox, the Irish monk Columba became one of the first missionaries to Scotland.

Current Events

January
Jan 2 – no open church
Jan 4 – no Latin Mass or Vespers
Jan 19 – A friend of St. Columba, John Ehab, will give a brief presentation about his book Backpack Full of Fear after mass. This book recounts the survival stories of Syrian refugees living in Europe.

A new orthodox school is being planned in the Denver area. Saint Constantine schools provide classical, Christian education so that students will grow in wisdom, virtue, and joy. Please visit The Saint Constantine School for more information.

Our Priests

Fr. David McCreadyPastor
Fr. Lester BundyRetired Pastor

Photo Gallery

The last ‘green mass’ of 2024
A Stirring Sermon for Stir Up Sunday
Blessing Edie, our parish scribe
Blessing Fr Les for his Birthday
Visit with Sandy and Catie
Unction and Communion to Ann
Fr David and Hierodeacon Mark Talking about Orthodox Monasticism at CSU
Pastoral Visit to Celeste and Ryan