Go and Make Disciples

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1 2375 EAST ARIZONA AVENUE, DENVER, COLORADO SUNDAY MASSES Saturday: (Anticipatory) 5:00 pm Sunday: 7:30 am, 9:30 am, and 11:30 am DAILY MASS Monday Friday: 6:30 am and 8:00 am Saturday: 8:00 am RECONCILIATION Monday Saturday: 7:30 am 7:45 am Saturday: 3:30 pm 4:30 pm Also by Appointment SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Contact Parish Office to schedule. SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Contact Parish Office at least eight months prior to the wedding SACRAMENT OF THE SICK Contact Parish Office at onset of illness. In case of death in the family, contact Parish Office immediately. FINANCE COUNCIL Marc Bradac, Chair / Members: Mike Crowley, Cathleen Gillies, Kevin Kilstrom PASTORAL COUNCIL Bernadette Billinger, Julie Buckley, Nick Madsen, Philip Nearing, Skip Rodgers, Secretary: Virginia Zordani 4TH SUNDAY OF EASTER APRIL 22, 2018 PARISH STAFF Pastor: Very Rev. Andrew Kemberling, V.F. Parochial Vicar: Rev. Douglas Grandon Deacons: Hal Goldwire, Marvin Hegarty and Tim Kelly Director of Stewardship and Administration: Mila Glodava, ext 205 Secretary/Receptionist: Meg Robinson, ext 203 Director of Marriage and Family: Kelly Archer, ext 207 Director of Music: Danielle Lombardi, ext 222 event coordinator:and bulletin editor sherri doyle, ext.208 PARISH SCHOOL Principal: Sr. Dominic Quinn, O.P., ext 100 Assistant Principal: Mary Cohen ext South Josephine Street Denver, Colorado info@svdpk8.com Go and Make Disciples - Matthew 28:19 know your faith live your faith share your faith

2 4TH SUNDAY OF EASTER Pastor s Message Dear Parishioners, Be like Rodger. The Archbishop s Catholic Appeal commitment weekend is happening at Mass today. The main character in the ACA video is Rodger. He has all these reasons why not to give. He finds out there are a number of ways to give and eventually comes around to make a commitment. Sadly, there a lot of people who do not give to the ACA. There are those who do not know how to thank God by giving a portion back to God in thanksgiving for all God does for us. The tithe is a holy gift, an offering. The first ten percent of our income belong to God and not to us. Please consider giving one or two percent of your income to the ACA. Archbishop Aquila is counting on us to help him do the work of God. Perhaps we can come around and be generous like Rodger. I want to thank those who are being good stewards thus far in making our 2018 Gala a success. Your hard work shows your love for our parish and school. It also shows your commitment to our children and to our legacy of Catholic Education under the trustworthy care of the Nashville Dominicans. Thank you! Be like Rodger. Sincerely in Christ, Stewardship of Prayer Sunday: Acts 4:8-12/Ps 118:1, 8-9, 21-23, 26, 28, 29 [22]/1 Jn 3:1-2/Jn 10:11-18 Monday: Acts 11:1-18/Ps 42:2-3; 43:3, 4 [cf. 3a]/Jn 10:1-10 Tuesday: Acts 11:19-26/Ps 87:1b-3, 4-5, 6-7 [117:1a]/Jn 10:22-30 Wednesday: 1 Pt 5:5b-14/Ps 89:2-3, 6-7, [2]/Mk 16:15-20 Thursday: Acts 13:13-25/Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25 and 27 [2]/ Jn 13:16-20 Friday: Acts 13:26-33/Ps 2:6-7, 8-9, 10-11ab [7bc]/Jn 14:1-6 Saturday: Acts 13:44-52/Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4 [3cd]/Jn 14:7-14 Next Sunday: Acts 9:26-31/Ps 22:26-27, 28, 30, [26a]/1 Jn 3:18-24/Jn 15:1-8 Monday, April 23rd: 6:30 Pat Bann 8:00 Werner Walsh Tuesday, April 24th: 6:30 Tom Siccone 8:00 Rosalia Garcia Wednesday, April 25th: 6:30 Giovaninna de Masi 8:00 Lidia Lam-de-Chang Thursday, April 26th: 6:30 Martha O'Flaherty 8:10 Catherine Hatton Friday, April 27th: 6:30 Mary Janiczek 8:00 Jim O'Brien 8:00 Patrick Crowely 5:00 Deacon George Morin Sunday, April 29th: 7:30 Nicholas D'Onofrio 9:30 Hedda Shepherd 11:30 SVdP Parishioners Our ill parish members & relatives: Roger Giellis Pat Bann Our deceased parish members & relatives: Patrick Crowley Veterans and deceased members of our Armed Forces who serve selflessly to protect our way of life. Due to the Privacy Act, only immediate family members may request a name to be placed on the prayer list. Please call the office at Lennon Maureen Murray, daughter of Jennifer and Paul. Altar Servers 5:00 Marc Papineau Isaac Papineau Joseph Donelson Delaney Renner Sunday, April 29th: 7:30 Emilia Hull Tristan Christofferson 9:30 Matthew Tartell Gia Wallrath Faith Whittington Athena Whittington 11:30 Patrick Elson Ryan Huges Morgan Doyle Ava Faughnan 2

3 Stewardship of Prayer (continued) Tuesday Rosary with Eucharistic Adoration Tuesday, April 24th 8:30 to 9:00 Please join in praying the Rosary with Eucharistic Adoration after the 8:00 Mass each Tuesday. We begin our prayer at 8:30. Feel free to invite others to come and enjoy the healing touch of our Blessed Mother. Parish and School Holy Hour sponsored by Respect Life Tuesday, April 24th Babysitting Drop-off 3:30 Adoration from 4:00 to 5:00 You are invited to share an hour in the presence of the Lord to receive his many graces! We will listen to spiritually uplifting music, expose the Blessed Sacrament, pray the Rosary, and reflect on Sacred Scripture. The Sacrament of Reconciliation will be available along with childcare being provided. Our Holy Hours will meet on the following Tuesdays: May 1 May 8 May 15 May 22 Please plan on taking a few moments of your time to reflect on your many blessings! For further information, contact our parish office at Stewardship of Faith St. Fidelis of Sigmaringen: Expose First-Class Relic Feastday: April 24 Birth: 1577 Death: 1622 St. Fidelis was a lawyer and philosophy teacher. Disgusted by the greed, corruption, and lack of interest in justice by his fellow lawyers, Mark Rey abandoned the law, became a priest, became a Franciscan friar with his brother George, changed his name to Fidelis, and gave away his worldly wealth to poor people in general but in particular to the poor seminarians. He served his friary as guardian and worked in epidemics, especially healing soldiers. He led a group of Capuchins to preach to Calvinists and Zwinglians in Switzerland. The success of this work and lack of violence suffered by mission was attributed to Fidelis spending his nights in prayer. He was, however, eventually martyred for his preaching. St. Mary Euphrasia Pelletier: Expose First-Class Relic Feastday: April 24 Birth: 1796 Death: 1868 Born during the French Revolution. She joined the Refuge of Our Lady of Charity at in 1814, an order devoted to rescuing fallen women. She took the name Marie- Euphrasie, and made her religious profession in She became superioress in She was the founder of The Congregation of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd (Good Shepherd Sisters) at Tours in 1825, and established their monastery at Angers, France This congregation has the same mission, but is a contemplative order. The Congregation has sisters working all over the world including the United States. By the end of her life, there were over 2,000 sisters established in 100+ houses on five continents. 3

4 4TH SUNDAY OF EASTER Stewardship of Time & Talent Grandparents and Special Friends Day Friday, April 28th 7:45AM Check in, coffee, and refreshments. Then head over to visit the school and classrooms. Mass will follow at 9:45AM. SVdP Spring Barbecue Friday, May 4th - 5:00 to 8:00 Join us for our Spring Bar-B-Q We will be enjoying hamburgers and hot dogs. We look forward to seeing all friends, families, and neighbors! You are invited to attend the lecture recital of our very own pianist, Joe Harkins, on Saturday, April 28th at 10:30am. The recital will take at the Hamilton Recital Hall located inside of the Lamont School of Music. The theme of Joe s recital is Musical Elements in Classical and Jazz Music. Please join us in supporting Joe as he moves one step closer to completing his Master s degree in piano pedagogy. More details coming soon! Sunday, May 13th - Mother s Day Cards As a special remembrance we have available Mother s Day cards in the back of the church. Please fill out one of these cards and return them to our church office no later than May 5th. Your mother will be remembered during a special Mother s Day Novena being said for 9 days before May 14th. Monday, April 23rd: - 6:00 8:30, - 7:00 8:30, ' - 8:30 10:00, Gym Tuesday, April 24th:St. Fidelis of Sigmaringen & St. Mary Euphrasia Pelletier: Expose First Class Relics - 8:00 11:00, - 8:30 9:30, Wednesday, April 25th: - 10:00 1:30, - 5:30 8:30, - 7:00 8:30, Thursday, April 26th: - 9:00 11:30, ' - 3:45 4:45, - 5:30 9:00, Activities & Meetings Thursday, April 26th Continued... / - 6:30 8:00, - 7:00 8:00, Friday, April 27th: Grandparents Day - 6:15 7:30,, 7:45,, 9:45, - 3:30 5:00, - 10:00 11:00, - 11:30 1:30, - 3:30 4:30, - 5:00 6:00,, 6:00 8:00, Sunday, April 29th:: : 7:30, 9:30 11:30 9:30 4

5 Stewardship of Vocations Importance of Praying for Vocation Prayers for vocations are for more men and women to dedicate themselves to serving our Lord and His flock in the religious life. Now more than ever, in these difficult times, the world needs heroes, as the New York Archdiocese s Office of Vocations puts it. Our police and firemen are considered heroes when they save lives. Why not also think of our priests that way when they do so much to save souls? As Christ once said, in sending out His disciples in ministry, the harvest is great but the laborers are few (Matt 9:37). We offer these prayers for vocations to help send more laborers to bring our Lord an abundant crop of people whose lives have been transformed by the graces they receive from our faith! from CatholicPrayers.com website St. Vincent de Paul Catholic School ol Our Week at a Glance Please note the following Saint Vincent de Paul Catholic School events: Wednesday, April 25th: Spring Concert, 6:00 in the gym Friday, April 27th: Grandparents Day, Mass at 9:45 First Holy Communion, 10:00 Please call our school at , extension 102 for more information! Saturday, April 21st, :00-11:00 History Colorado Center Enhancing the SVDP Dining and Educational Experience This year's Paddle Raiser at the Colorful Colorado Gala was designed for improvements to the Cafeteria. Rendering of the new plans are at the back of the church. Enhancements include new lighting, flooring, paint, installment of new circle tables, chairs, updating bathrooms, and including some of the newest learning technologies for presentations and conferences. These improvements will benefit the entire campus, both parish and school. Spaghetti Dinners, Pancake breakfast, Lunch Bunch, Boy Scouts, Sacrament and Funeral receptions will all enjoy a nicer environment for these important events. Please consider making a contribution toward the improvement of this much used space! Checks may be made payable to SVDP- memo line- Cafeteria Improvements/Paddle Raiser and sent into the parish or school office. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25TH 5

6 St. Vincent de Paul Catholic School (continued) Thank you for all your support! We are selling a lot of reloadable grocery cards thanks to this ad. Please keep up the support! Reloadable Grocery Cards! 5% of purchase goes back to SVDP School (King Soopers and Safeway are available) In June of 2017, $ went back to the school. As of February 2018, $1, went back to the school. Since running this ad in the bulletin, we have doubled our support of the school! The card is loaded with a $2.50 balance that can be used towards your first purchase Cards are available in the parish office or school office You can use them to buy groceries and gas You can reload them by taking them to the guest services desk and adding funds before making purchases or adding money before the checker starts to ring up your order. As long as you keep a balance on the card, it will stay active. If it is at a $0.00 balance, then it is only active for three months. Thank you for your support of Catholic education! Facebook Please Like us on Facebook. St. Vincent de Paul Parish and School is available via this link: Please note: any information that would like to be put in the bulletin needs to be submitted 10 days before that weekend to Sherri Doyle at Sherri@saintvincents.org. All entries need to be approved by Father Andrew Kemberling and Mila Glodava. Call ext. 208 with any questions. Stewardship of Treasure This weekend, all parishioners within the Archdiocese of Denver are uniting in their support of the 2018 Archbishop s Catholic Appeal. The proceeds from this annual Appeal finance for an entire year nearly forty archdiocesan charitable, educational, and pastoral ministries. When determining your level of charity, recall the words of Saint Peter, As each one has received a gift, use it to serve one another... (1 Peter 4:10) Thank you for your donation. Thank you for your contributions to the following mandated collections! Ash Wednesday Good Friday $ for Eastern Europe $ for Holy Land Please remember St. Vincent de Paul as part of your family in your will. For more information please contact Deacon Hal Goldwire at

7 Catholic Events and Resources Fourth Sunday of Easter I have other sheep that do not belong to this fold. Don t those magnificent words of Jesus sit well with your soul? I remember the anguished nights of my youth, praying for all those around the world who would die that night and go to hell because no one had ever told them about Jesus. Even as a ten-year-old I knew, in that deep, warm place where grace and truth hover in the heart, that God was greater than all that. The Vatican II pastoral document Gaudium et Spes (The Church in the Modern World) gives words to our intuitions about who the sheep in Christ s pasture might be: We ought to believe that the Holy Spirit in a manner known only to God offers to everyone the possibility of being associated with this paschal mystery. (22) In the sixth book of C.S. Lewis classic Christian allegory, The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawntreader such a beautiful book, my favorite of the seven the odious, insufferable cousin Eustace has a terrifying encounter with a dragon, and is saved by a Lion. He immediately feels terrible about his past behavior, and asks his cousins Lucy and Edmond to forgive him, and to tell him more about this Lion (the Christ). Do you know him? asks Eustace. Yes, says Edmond. I know him. But he knows me better. Ah. Beautiful. God is near to us, and knows us better than we can know God. There is, unfortunately, one caveat: God looks upon the lowly and supplies them. But the proud God knows from afar (Ps. 138:6). What are you doing to make sure God doesn t know you from afar? 1060 AM "LIVE" RADIO EVENT Our very own Reverend Father Andrew will be a guest speaker on the Catholic Radio Network. You can enjoy listening to him on Thursday, April 26th from 3:20 4:30 following the Divine Mercy Chaplet. You can stream online or send to your mobile phone via this website: Stream 1060 am online: net/v5/krcn You may also find Catholic Radio Network CO on Facebook or Twitter. Support our Advertisers Kathy McGovern 2018 www. thestoryandyou.com 7