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Basílica Menor Santo Cristo de Ubaté

ubate km 1 via Ubate -Bogota, Cra. 4 #6-79, Ubaté, Villa de San Diego de Ubaté, Cundinamarca
Actualmente podemos resaltar la devoción acendrada al Santo Cristo. Aún cuando la mayoría de sus habitantes son bautizados, sin embargo, los cristianos comprometidos son muy pocos. En la parroquia hay tres comunidades religiosas: los Padres Franciscanos, quienes colaboran en la preparación a los sacramentos y en la pastoral carcelaria; las Religiosas Capuchinas, que viven en la vereda Sucunchoque, realizan su misión pastoral de Evangelización en el sector; y las Religiosas de la Presentación colaboran en la Pastoral de los enfermos, la Pastoral de ancianos y la Pastoral educativa. Existen 5 sectas religiosas: Iglesia Cristiana Pentecostal Trinitaria, Testigos de Jehová, Iglesia Pentecostal Unida y Adventista. Tiene aproximadamente unas 150 personas adeptas. La parroquia ha tenido 16 párrocos.

St. John the Apostle Catholic Parish

475 East 4th Street Hialeah, FL 33010
Saint John the Apostle Parish was established by Archbishop Joseph Hurley of St. Augustine in 1945 with Father Lawrence J. Flynn as its founding pastor. On January 22, 1950 the Most Reverend Thomas J. McDonough, Auxiliary Bishop of St. Augustine, celebrated a Pontifi cal Mass for the blessing and dedication of the school with a chapel-Auditorium, rectory and convent. Father Peter Reilly, a young Irish priest, was appointed second pastor of St. John’s in 1952.

St. Bernadette Catholic Parish

7450 Stirling Road Hollywood, FL 33024
Saint Bernadette was established in Hollywood in 1959, and an immediate major fund-raising campaign enabled parishioners to begin construction of a new building. The same year, parishioners formed a Men’s Club and a Holy Name Society, two groups that continue to involve themselves in many parish activities. And in that busy inaugural year, parishioners organized a picnic at Birch Taylor Park that attracted more than 500 people.

St. Timothy Catholic Parish

5400 SW 102nd Avenue Miami, FL 33165
St. Timothy was founded in 1960, and Mass, was celebrated in the auditorium of Southwest Miami High School by Father Thomas O’Donovan, pastor of the neighboring St. Brendan. As the parish grew, arrangements were made with University of Miami to obtain a WWII barracks, being discarded by the institution. Renovation to the building cobbled together, gutted inside and out began in July 1961. Except for plumbing and electrical work, parishioners, using donated materials, completed all renovations. Food Fair Stores donated the altar rail, the shelves, and showcases for the gift shop.

St. Louis Catholic Parish

7270 SW 120th Street Pinecrest, FL 33156
When Bishop Coleman F. Carroll established St. Louis Parish on August 30, 1963, in burgeoning south Dade County, it reflected the hopes of Blessed John XXIII and the Second Vatican Council for Church renewal. With its first pastor, Father Fred Wass, St. Louis pioneered a parish council, community news and creative liturgical environments to nourish faith.

Little Flower Catholic Parish

1805 Pierce Street Hollywood, FL 33020
When South Florida’s first “boom” had begun to reach its peak in 1924, Father Michael Mullaly arrived in Hollywood to start a new mission, Saint Anthony, for the growing Catholic population. He brought only a suitcase packed with his vestments, two candles, a wooden chalice, and a small silver statue of the then newly canonized saint, Therese of the Child Jesus, popularly called the Little Flower.

St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic Parish

701 North Hiatus Road Pembroke Pines, FL 33026
Named for the 20th century martyr murdered in the Nazi concentration camps, Saint Maximilian Kolbe was established in 1983. Parishioners first gathered in a tiny storefront in a strip mall. The interior was in a constant state of flux to accommodate the growing number of worshipers and simultaneous Masses were celebrated one inside and one outside in the enclosed parking area behind the store to serve them all.

St. Bartholomew Catholic Parish

8005 Miramar Parkway Miramar, FL 33025
In the days when development in the area hardly extended west of University Drive, Saint Bartholomew established in 1962 served Miramar’s Catholics with Monsignor Noel Fogarty as the first pastor. Mass was first celebrated in Miramar’s firehouse and enthusiastic parishioners formed groups, clubs, and outreach ministries before the 1964 groundbreakings for school and church buildings.

St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Parish

5601 South Flamingo Road Southwest Ranches, FL 33330
Planted in 1984, the seeds for Saint Mark found fertile soil around the Southwest Ranches when 60 Catholics gathered to celebrate Mass at the Volunteer Fire House. As surrounding neighborhoods attracted more residents, Archbishop Edward McCarthy decided that an independent community would be formed and assigned Father William Hennessey to the new parish.

Mother of Our Redeemer Catholic Parish

8445 NW 186th Street Miami, FL 33015
Mother of Our Redeemer, established in 1988, continues to serve Catholics in the area north of Miami Lakes. Father Fernando Compaired, the founding pastor, served the parish from 1988 to 2005. The first Mass was celebrated at American High School before moving to a storefront a nearby shopping center. The parish erected a parish hall that continues to function as a meeting and worship space for more than 1,200 families who attend its seven weekend Spanish and English Masses.

Santa Barbara Catholic Parish

6801 West 30th Avenue Hialeah, FL 33018
Santa Barbara Catholic Church was created by Archbishop Edward McCarthy in 1987 to serve west Hialeah and the new City of Hialeah Gardens. Father Rafael Pedroso set about finding a suitable facility. He and the original community rented a warehouse and transformed it into a house of worship, blessed by Auxiliary Bishop Agustin Roman on November 25. On the First Sunday of Advent, 190 people attended Masses.

St. Katharine Drexel Catholic Parish

2501 South Post Road Weston, FL 33327
St. Katharine Drexel was established July 1, 2001 with Father Paul E. Edwards as administrator. That same month, he conducted introductory meetings about the new parish and gave his vision for its future. Over 200 people attended the meetings, which were conducted in English and Spanish.