
Feature

Feature
Posted by the Denver Catholic June 2, 2026
High above the doors to enter St. Joseph Catholic School in Fort Collins is a colorful bas-relief of the lamp of learning, signifying intellectual illumination, study and truth. Inside the school, every classroom displays a crucifix of Christ — the source of light, love and truth.
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In 1925, parishioners began building a school, which opened to 117 students on September 6, 1926, and was taught by the Sisters of Loretto until they withdrew in the 1970s.
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