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3 DENVER CATHOLIC | JULY 28-AUGUST 10, 2018 Around the Archdiocese Independent Living Assisted Living 2835 West 32nd Avenue | Denver, Colorado | 303.964.2000 homeishere.org The Gardens at St. Elizabeth It's all here and getting even better. Ask about our parish discount. We are thrilled to announce our Catholic independent senior living tower is getting a complete top to bottom renovation including new penthouse apartments with spectacular views and a total makeover of apartments on lower levels. • Located in the beautiful Highland neighborhood • 30-seat theater • Spa, salon and tness areas • Multiple dining options • Daily Mass in our 120-year old historic chapel The Gardens at St. Elizabeth oers exceptional senior living with a strong community spirit, lively social gatherings and mission-based spirituality. Summer in the City Holy Family Church 44th Ave & Utica Street Denver, CO • Italian Sausage Sandwiches and Mexican Food • Bingo • Music and Children games • Raffl e Tickets • Beer & Wine • And Lots of Fun! Friday August 3th 5pm – 10 pm Saturday August 4th 5 pm – 10 pm Sunday August 5th 5 pm – 9 pm For more information call 303-455-1664 Bazaar 2018 OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS Reverend Franklin Sequeira-Treminio, appointed Pastor at St. Augustine Parish, Brighton, Colorado, e£ ective June 13, 2018, for a period of six years. Reverend Emanuele Fadini, F.s.c.b., granted Presbyteral faculties of the Archdiocese of Denver, and appointed Parochial Vicar at Nativity of Our Lord Parish, Broomfi eld, Colorado, ad nutum archiepiscopi, e£ ective immediately. Reverend Jean-Marie Mwenze Kemukwa, granted Presbyteral faculties of the Archdiocese of Denver, and appointed Parochial Vicar at St. Stephen Parish, Glenwood Springs, Colorado, ad nutum archiepiscopi, e£ ective immediately. Reverend Patrick Quinn, S.J., granted Presbyteral faculties of the Archdiocese of Denver, and appointed for Mission and Ministry as Coordinator for Sta£ Outreach at Arrupe Jesuit High School, Denver, Colorado, e£ ective August 1, 2018, until his ministry is completed. Reverend Marcus C. Fryer, S.J., granted Presbyteral faculties of the Archdiocese of Denver, and appointed for Mission and Ministry as Campus Minister at Arrupe Jesuit at Regis University, Denver, Colorado, e£ ective immediately, until his ministry is completed. Reverend Mark D. Mcgregor, S.J., granted Presbyteral faculties of the Archdiocese of Denver, and appointed for Mission and Ministry as Military and Veteran Services Director, at Regis University, Denver, Colorado, e£ ective immediately, until his ministry is completed. Deacon Albert Loushin was 'loved by all who met him' BY DENVER CATHOLIC STAFF D eacon Albert Loushin passed away on June 28. He was 66 years old. Albert James Loushin was born on Sept. 28, 1951, in Aspen to Frank and Hazel Loushin. He grew up in and around Aspen. After graduating from Aspen High School, he pursued a degree at Colorado Mountain College in Lead- ville and took a job at the Aspen Skiing Company as a lift operator, eventually becoming a project manager. It was on the slopes of the Aspen Ski Resort where he met Father Thomas Bradtke and Father Thomas Dentici, both of whom had a great infl uence on his future as a deacon in the Catholic Church. On June 12, 1999, Albert was ordained a deacon by Archbishop Charles Chaput. He was unmarried and took a vow of cel- ibacy in his ministry. He joyfully served at both St. Vincent Parish in Basalt and St. Mary of the Crown in Carbondale throughout his ministry. "Deacon Albert was a true leader within the community who was well respected and loved by all who met him," said Deacon Joseph Donohoe, Director of Deacon Personnel for the archdiocese. FILE PHOTO