Multiple web search results confirm that two Catholic parishes in Colorado are involved in a high court case regarding their ineligibility for a state-funded program because they do not allow LGBTQ families to enroll. Sources mention the plaintiffs include two Catholic parishes and the Archdiocese of Denver.

Multiple web search results confirm that the case involves St. Mary Catholic Parish in Littleton and St. Bernadette Catholic Parish in Lakewood, and that the Archdiocese of Denver is involved. One source also mentions support from the 'Republican Trump administration,' corroborating the involvement of these parties.

Two separate web search results quote or paraphrase the specific non-discrimination requirements: one citing the law requiring no discrimination based on 'race, ethnicity, religious affiliation, sexual orientation, gender identity, lack of housing, income level, or disability,' and another referencing the program requirement stating schools must provide equal opportunity 'regardless of race, ethnicity, religious affiliation, sexual orientation, gender identity, lack of housing, income level, or disability.'

Multiple web search results state that the appeals court found that the Universal Preschool Program 'went to great effort to be welcoming and inclusive of faith-based preschools' participation,' directly corroborating the claim.