The tomb of Julia Greeley holds the bodily remains of the only person in Colorado who has an open case within the Roman Catholic Church for sainthood. It is not the tomb of a bishop or priest, clergy or civic leader, but a woman whose life reflected the selfless and sacrificial love of Jesus. 

Fr. Samuel Morehead is the former Rector of the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, where Julia’s tomb is located. He describes Julia as “a strong woman of faith fueled by her love of Jesus and Jesus’ love for her.”

Union Station is not only a train station serving as the historical hub of transportation, but a place that is at the heart of the city. The train station symbolizes both the historical roots and future hopes of the Mile High City. Union Station serves over 30,000 each day in transit but is the outcome of the tireless vision of one woman.

The small mountain mining town of Georgetown, Colorado, transforms into a winter wonderland for its annual Christmas Market. Georgetown during December feels like walking into a snow globe—Victorian buildings lined with twinkling lights, dusted with a soft layer of snow, and streets filled with the rich scent of roasting chestnuts. The Christmas Market isn’t just a festive event; it’s a gathering where the warmth of community and the spirit of tradition merge to create something magical.

The state capitol is a sacred place. It serves not only as a government building where hundreds of citizens work each day, but a landmark that has over 300,000 visitors each year. The official elevation of Denver at 5,280 feet is measured on the west steps outside the Colorado State Capitol