In 1957, the college became Colorado State University, and as it and Ft. Collins continued to grow, the numbers of Catholic students and faculty members grew as well. It took two years from concept to completion, and in the Fall of 1969, the community moved into its new home. The physical plant was designed in a way that would offer to students, and eventually to the parish at large, multi-use spaces. The lounge, patio and courtyard offer a relaxing atmosphere for discussion, study and informal dinners.
Classrooms provide space for workshops, classes, luncheons, meetings and private study.
The small chapel hosts the daily Masses and Communion Services, small weddings, baptisms, prayer groups, and is a quiet place to meditate and pray. And the main chapel serves as the worship center for the weekly gathering of the community, as well as the place for Mardi Gras, Thanksgiving Dinner for Seniors, talent shows and many other activities. We are a community of loving and welcoming people who are committed to make real in our daily lives the transforming power of the gospel. We are faculty members and university personnel who have chosen to unite together on a journey of faith. We are members of the business, medical, legal, educational, technological and artistic communities of Ft.