Michael G. Glenn

When Michael was a Theology student at Franciscan I was the residence hall director where we both lived and he was one of the resident assistants on my staff. We we also running partners and had many conversations together. He told me of his desire for priesthood and a life of service and I knew then he would touch many, many lives as he had touched mine. I am very great ful to have known him.

I was on the staff when Michael was at the North American College. He was a good student and a prayerful and focused seminarian. It is clear from the comments below that he became the fine priest I anticipated he would be. My condolences to the archdiocese and to all who knew Fr. Michael. May his service an example inspire us all and especially more young men to follow his path to generous and faithful service as priests.

I met Fr. Michael he was in the seminary and he came to Spirit of Christ Catholic Community in Arvada. What can I say about him? I don't think there are words to describe him. He was truly a man of God. I always thought that he would be the first American Pope! He was an inspiration to many young people and when he was made a Monsignor, I was very happy because he was certainly worthy of it. He was an example of what a priest should be.

I know that his time on earth is done and he was called home to be with his father. I am sure that God wrapped him in His loving embrace and said "well done, my son. Well done!" May his soul rest in eternal peace and may God grant peace and comfort to his family. He will be missed.
Poncietta M Chavez
Cure d'Ars Catholic Church

Msgr. Michael gave one of the most powerful homilies I ever heard at a noon, first Friday Mass in the St. John Vianney Seminary about 10 years ago. As an AOD employee I was blessed to be present for it and will never forget his description of Our Lady crushing the head of satan. Since then when I am in trouble I turn to her and remember his words and passion, and trust in our Mother. We also loved attending his Mass celebrations in Breck. He was a special, holy priest. My heart and prayers are with his family.

Monsignor Michael Glenn was a special person and man of the cloth. The heavens have received another angel or saint to help the lord guide us. Thank you for all you did here on earth and all you are going to do in heaven. We all enjoyed you so much when you were at Spirit of Christ and have enjoyed watching your journey throughout your life. May an everlasting perpetual light keep shining on you!

So thankful to Fr. Michael for his guidance during our snowshoe outings as I first began to discern the priesthood in '97. He offered me a courageous image of priesthood and brotherhood. Prayers for him from the Holy Site of Emmaus, Israel

Fr. Michael visited Holy Trinity in Westminster every year to build support for the Priesthood in Colorado. He spoke of meeting Saint Mother Teresa is a special moment in Rome. Now he is with her again in Heaven. May we all be more like Fr. Michael Glenn, RIP, Amen.

You were a beautiful person and a holy priest who inspired all of us when you were Parish priest at St
Mary's in Aspen. We truly loved you and all you did for us. What a blessing to have had you in our lives. Thank you

Sincere condolences and prayers to Tim, Katie, and the entire family. I knew From. Mike through Tim and could immediately tell he was a great priest and even better brother!