Commerce City Church, Health Team Vaccinate Parishioners In Commerce City
Parents with their kids and husbands with their wives trickled into Our Lady Mother of the Church on Sunday, to not only hear the word of the Lord but to receive COVID-19 vaccines, masks and tests on a day dedicated to Jesus Christ.
Recent data from Colorado Department of Health & Environment shows that cases in the state are rising again with April 13, giving Colorado the most cases on a single day since early March, which is why pastor Jorge De Los Santos helped host the clinic. Health equity consultant Julissa Soto has made it her mission to vaccinate as many people as possible with much of her focus on the Latino community, but with the Colorado Latino population still behind on vaccinations and the state’s COVID resources phasing out, Soto worries about what the future will bring.
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