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18 SEPTEMBER 22-OCTOBER 12, 2018 | DENVER CATHOLIC Around the Archdiocese ACROSS 1 Abraham was one 6 Catholic Oscar- winning actor of "Leav- ing Las Vegas" fame 10 Green and Pekoe 14 Ishmael, to Jacob 15 Mr. Greenspan 16 Gymnast Korbut 17 What some angels are 19 Trundle 20 Word on a biblical wall 21 Floor covering 23 Reprieve 27 Holy Name ___ 28 Once more 29 Responded in boredom 31 Come with 32 Fine and delicate 33 US gov- ernment loan source 36 The "B" of N.B. 37 Judah, for example 39 Woman in the Book of Judges who killed Sisera 40 Hairy Addams cousin 41 "They shall ___ their swords into plow- shares…" (Isa 2:4) 42 Pretty girl 43 Three- legged support 45 Milk dispenser 46 Paving substance 49 Shining 51 The Cath- olic ___ 52 "___ Lang Syne" 53 King mackerel 54 Mass response 60 Restraint 61 Large crucifi x 62 Fort in the San Antonio diocese 63 "Hey, don't look ___!" 64 Foot drs. 65 Lucifer DOWN 1 Bk. of the Pentateuch 2 "I believe in ___ God…" 3 They may start a¤ airs 4 Roker and Capone 5 Judging 6 Catholic actor of gangster movie fame 7 On shel- tered side 8 Freshwa- ter fi sh 9 Hide securely 10 Oppres- sively hot 11 Quickly form a union? 12 Shoelace end 13 Saline 18 Jesus told Peter to cast this out 22 ___ deucy 23 Title for Jesus 24 Heron 25 Holy one 26 Yearn deeply 27 Large mop 30 Catholic United States Supreme Court justice 33 Papal vestment 34 Sr. Prejean 35 On one's toes 37 Jesuit who took part in the dis- covery of the Peking Man 38 Engrossed 39 "Star Wars" warrior 41 Bric-a-___ 42 Some jade sculptures 43 Certain angel 44 Celtic priests 46 Capital of Ghana 47 Article of bedding 48 The Feast of Lots is also called this (Esth 9:24–28) 50 Mount Blanc, for one 52 Smallest compo- nent 55 Alphabet string 56 Pay ending 57 Slave Turner 58 Doctors' org. 59 First name in were- wolves 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 8 1 1 9 1 0 2 1 2 2 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 2 0 3 1 3 2 3 3 3 4 3 5 3 6 3 7 3 8 3 9 3 0 4 1 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 5 4 6 4 7 4 8 4 9 4 0 5 1 5 2 5 3 5 4 5 5 6 5 5 7 5 8 5 9 5 0 6 1 6 2 6 3 6 4 6 5 6 m o c . s c i l o h t a c r o f s e m a g d r o w . w w w School scholarships continue legacies, support Catholic education BY DENVER CATHOLIC STAFF W ith school back in session, Catholic schools are begin- ning to grant scholarships and provide tuition assistance for well-deserved students enrolled in the upcoming school year. St. Vincent de Paul School is just one example. In the spring, sta„ and parents from the Denver Catholic schools will select fourth graders going into fi fth grade who will receive the McKaila Ste„ es Scholarship Fund established by Montgomery and Andrea Sykora through The Catholic Foundation of Northern Colorado. The memory of the spirited and loving young McKaila, who bravely fought a neurological condition that caused tumors, lives on in the schol- arship fund that gives young students tuition assistance. "I remember McKaila when she was here," said Suzanne Meyer of St. Vincent de Paul. "She was just so full of life — she touched everyone's lives. She passed away when she was nine (in 2006). This scholarship is a nice memorial for McKaila." Donations to the scholarship fund greatly help current students who exemplify the same great qualities as McKaila, Meyer said. Jean Finegan, Gift Planning O‹ - cer for The Catholic Foundation, said anyon e may give to the scholarship funds held at the Foundation either through a current gift or planned gift. Assistance is o„ ered for hard-work- ing families in need at other schools, including St. Catherine of Siena School. The Elizabeth C. Giordano Garden of Hope Scholarship Fund was established by Gwen and Andrew Pomper to help children obtain an education grounded in the Catholic faith. The Catholic Foundation also holds scholarship funds for families sending their children to Bishop Machebeuf High School, including the William and Vicki Lynn Ingram Endowment Fund Memorial Scholarship, the Sister Rose- mary Wilcox Scholarship Fund and the Bishop Machebeuf High School Student Scholarship and Financial Aird Endow- ment Scholarship. High school students at Holy Family may be aided by the school scholarship fund designed for tuition assistance at the Broomfi eld school. Catholic education can also be sup- ported through the Don and Meredith Jung Scholarship Fund, established by Don Jung in memory of his late wife. The scholarship is for students who are parishioners at the Immaculate Conception Parish in Lafayette and interested in attending a trade school. The Annunciation School commu- nity won't forget Sister Jean Panisko, S.C.L., who was principal there for 29 years before retiring in 2010. Martha Diss Sundby started the fund in honor of sister Jean in order to provide tuition assistance to families at Annunciation Elementary School. SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS HELD AT THE CATHOLIC FOUNDATION: • Bishop Machebeuf High School Student Scholarship and Finan- cial Aid Endowment Scholarship • Elizabeth C. Giordano Garden of Hope Scholarship Fund – St. Catherine of Siena School • Holy Family High School Scholarship Fund • Don and Meredith Jung Scholarship Fund – Immaculate Conception Parish • McKaila Ste¤ es Scholarship Fund – St. Vincent de Paul School • Saint Clare Christian Educa- tion Endowment Fund • Sister Jean Panisko S.C.L. Fund – Annunciation School • Sister Rosemary Wilcox Schol- arship Fund – Bishop Mache- beuf High School • William and Vicki Lynn Ingram Memorial Scholarship – Bishop Machebeuf High School • St. Joseph Scholarship Fund – Sup- porting the high schools within the Archdiocese of Denver • Elmer Von Feldt Scholar- ship Fund – Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary To make a donation to the Foundation in further support of Catholic education for young students in need, contact Jean Finegan at (303) 867-0613 or jfi negan@thecatholicfoundation.com i

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