The Sisters of Life are a contemplative/active Roman Catholic community of women religious, who profess the three traditional vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, and a fourth vow to protect and enhance the sacredness of human life. We were founded by Cardinal John O’Connor in New York in 1991, and received formal approbation as a religious institute in 2004, under Cardinal Edward Egan. We currently serve in the [Arch]dioceses of New York, Albany, Bridgeport, Philadelphia, Denver, Phoenix, Washington, D.C., and Toronto, Canada. Our missions include serving women who are vulnerable to abortion, giving them the support and resources to be able to choose life for themselves and their children; hosting weekend retreats; evangelization; outreach to college students; and helping women who have suffered after abortion to encounter the mercy and healing of Jesus Christ. You can learn more at sistersoflife.org.

The Colorado Catholic Conference is the united voice of the Catholic bishops of Colorado and serves to uphold the dignity of human life and the common good in public policy. The organization leads Colorado Catholics on a variety of issues including pro-life matters and publishes Bishop's Letters, provides legislative bills and analysis of important issues and issues conference statements and testimony.

Colorado Catholic Conference
The United Voice of the Catholic Bishops of Colorado
For 2025 legislative updates, visit here.

Emmaus Catholic Hospice adheres to Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services issued by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB). This asserts that “patients should be kept as free of pain as possible so that they may die comfortably and with dignity, and in the place where they wish to die.” It also states, “Suicide and euthanasia are never morally acceptable options.” Emmaus Catholic Hospice and its employees will not participate in physician-assisted suicide by any name, including “medical aid in dying” (MAID). Learn more at https://emmauscatholichospice.org/

The Archdiocese of Denver exists so that in  Jesus Christ all might be rescued and have abundant life, for the glory of the Father. You can learn more at archden.org.

OUR MISSION
We Form Catholic Missionaries
Our young adult missionaries live in a common house, sharing a life of prayer, service, simplicity, and accountability. Drawing from that as their foundation, they are able to go out and bring the love of Christ to the homeless in the streets.
We Walk With the Homeless
Missionaries walk the same street routes, Monday thru Friday, building friendships with the homeless. Our sole purpose is to bring love where there is no love, to bring relationship where it does not exist. And in doing so, we are re-cultivating a foundation in someone to have hope, walking with our homeless friends toward healing and re-integration into society.

You can learn more at christinthecity.org.

Students for Life has grown up to become one of the leading pro-life advocacy organizations in the world, driving the narrative for the entire movement and leading by example. Our staff size and budget is one of the largest in the entire pro-life movement. And our reach and success are recognized movement-wide.

Marisol Health delivers a women’s health care, counseling and family support services, encompassing gynecological, prenatal, delivery and postpartum care. We also offer support to extended family and friends who are navigating significant healthcare decisions and life events alongside the women in their lives and provide a genuinely positive experience in an open and accepting environment. We do not provide abortions.

The coalition of pro-life nonprofits in Colorado. See all nonprofits at prolifeco.org.

The FIRE Foundation of Denver helps Catholic schools serve children with special needs by providing funding and resources.
FIRE Denver makes it possible for Catholic schools to create environments where students of all abilities learn, grow, and thrive. Through its fundraising, FIRE Denver allows students with special needs to share in the unique opportunities that only Catholic schools offer our children, whether that means supporting teacher training, funding the salaries for special education teachers or paraprofessionals, or acquiring adaptive technology. Even more importantly, inclusion in our Catholic schools invites students, teachers, and all staff to more fully live our Catholic faith on a daily basis. Learn more at fhttps://firefoundationdenver.org/about-fire-foundation-denver/

The mission of Hope’s Promise is to strengthen families through ethical, Christ-centered foster care, adoption, and global orphan care. With this steadfast goal and the help of generous donors, Hope’s Promise plans to expand and serve more children—continuing our ministry into the next decade and beyond. Learn more at https://www.hopespromise.com/

My Father’s House is a prison reentry nonprofit that provides transitional housing, job placement assistance, life-skills training, and a supportive community to men on parole so they can lead whole and productive lives. To. learn more, please visit https://myfathershousedenver.org/.