Adult Faith Formation
At St. Columba, faith formation is a lifelong journey. Whether you're seeking to deepen your understanding of Catholicism, explore the faith for the first time, or connect with others on a shared path, we offer meaningful opportunities to grow. Join a group, dive into Scripture through Bible study, explore the beauty of Catholicism. There's something for everyone - Come grow with us.
Fall 2026 Offerings
Registration is now open! (Titles are linked to the registration forms)
The Gospel of Luke - Great Adventure Bible Study - a journey into the life and teachings of Jesus through scripture (Tuesday evenings 5:30 -7 pm, Parish Center). First Session is on September 15th.
Purchase your workbook for $28.95 & optional online study for $7.95 at Ascension Press - Gospel of Luke
OCIA Symbolon - The Faith of the Church on Formed explores the beauty and depth of the Catholic Faith (Wednesday evenings 5:30 - 7 pm, Parish Center). The first session is on Wednesday, August 26th.
This study is geared for adults who are seeking to become Catholic, receive Sacraments, or renew faith. All are welcome!
See directions below to access your free Formed account.
She Group - Masterpiece of Creation, a transformative journey inviting women to discover their God-given identity and purpose designed to meet the deepest longings of the feminine heart.
Thursday evenings 5:30 - 7 pm, Parish Center)
All women are welcome!
5:30pm - 6pm Fellowship
6pm - 6:30pm Video presentation
6:30pm - 7pm Small Group Discussion
It's Greek to Me Scripture Study
Beginning with a basic introduction to the Bible as our tool, join Bill Penn, in a weekly study of the Scriptures. Scripture Study is held Thursdays (10:15 to 11:15am) and we meet at Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
Sunday Liturgy is the heart of our week, as Catholics, with the Scriptures proclaimed at that celebration meant to transform us.
We invite you to study and reflect together with him on those passages in preparation for Sunday.
Come as your calendar permits and enjoy coffee, treats and fellowship.
Small Faith Sharing Groups
Small faith-sharing groups are where our large parish becomes a close-knit community. Groups of 5-10 people meet regularly to discuss faith, engage in deeper conversations, and offer mutual support in their relationship with Christ. This is a place where we care for one another and grow together in faith, impacting not only our parish community but the world around us.
We offer both seasonal groups to suit your schedule and needs. We also provide support, materials, and formation necessary to help start new small groups.
Iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another. Proverbs 27:17
CLICK HERE to get to a survey that will help you get started with small groups!
FORMED
The Catholic Faith on Demand
Experience the beauty of our faith! Formed has thousands of studies, documentaries, movies, audio talks, and books. There is something for every member of the family to help you grow closer to Christ and the Church. There’s also an app, if you are on the go.
Remember that all St. Columba parish members have a free subscription to Formed.
Here are the directions for setting up your free account:
- Go to formed.org (for electronic devices, there is also an app)
- Click on “Find Your Parish Subscription” on the top bar
- Type St. Columba Durango or zip code 81301
- Select St. Columba Catholic Church, Click Next
- Type your Name and your email address
- You will receive an email to confirm your membership

Stepping Stones of your Spiritual Journey
Many Catholics are uncomfortable with sharing their faith with others in an intentional way. One of the biggest stumbling blocks is not knowing where to begin. In order to share our story, we must first discern what our story is. Click here for a resource that will guide you through the prayerful process of reviewing your life, helping you to recognize when and where Jesus has been at work. These stepping stones will help paint a picture of where you are now and where Jesus is calling you to be.
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations. ~ Matthew 28:19




