COLORADO SPRINGS. The dispensation from the Sunday Mass obligation issued by Bishop Michael Sheridan at the start of the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020 ends May 23, Pentecost Sunday. That means that Catholics who are not impeded from attending Mass by serious illness, advanced age or inability to travel are once again obliged to attend Mass every Sunday. The dispensation also ends in the Archdiocese of Denver and the Diocese of Pueblo on the same day.

COLORADO SPRINGS. The Diocese of Colorado Springs’ Respect Life Apostolate and Project Rachel ministry will hold a “Stealth Healer Training Program” on May 22 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at Divine Redeemer Parish, 926 Farragut Ave. in Colorado Springs.

Attendees will learn about the aftermath of abortion, Project Rachel healing groups, sidewalk advocacy, three steps to becoming a stealth healer, Catholic Church teaching on abortion, 40 Days for Life and more.

To register, contact Julie Bailey at 719-578-4471 or Rhonda Miller at 719-649-6198. The class is free of charge, and lunch will be provided.

COLORADO SPRINGS. One of the biggest reasons to hold a Holy Hour for Marriage is to support engaged couples who want a sacramental marriage but who may be receiving conflicting messages from friends, relatives or society at large, said Christian Meert, director of the Office of Marriage and Family Life of the Diocese of Colorado Springs and founder of CatholicMarriagePrep.com.