Denver Catholic

26 MAY 25-JUNE 7, 2019 | DENVER CATHOLIC Around the Archdiocese ACROSS 1 Easter ___ 5 Sister of Judah 10 Joseph had a mul- ti-colored one 14 Tropical tree 15 Eleve's place 16 It leads to a deal 17 Soccer moms' conveyances 18 Chapter and ___ 19 3 PM prayer 20 Vane reading 21 Mrs. McKinley 22 He could speak well (Ex 4:14) 23 Online sales 26 The New Jerusalem in Rev- elation was made of this 28 OT pro- phetic book 29 Stays 33 Saint who saved France 35 Bed problems 37 "Thou shalt ___…" 38 James was mending these when Jesus called him (Mk 1:19) 39 Draft choice 40 Field yield 41 ___ Rho 42 Past tense of "will" 44 First murderer 45 Expulsion 47 Catholic cartoonist Keane of "Family Circus" 48 State in which the Diocese of Salt Lake City is found 49 They go with the flow 52 "Lord, ___ us to pray" (Lk 11:1) 55 Jonah was thrown into this 57 Scratch (out) 59 Cut ruthlessly 60 Vigorous attack 62 "Rubaiyat" name 63 Woe ____! 64 Island in the Bay of Naples 65 Rentals (abbr.) 66 End for tip or pun 67 Ford flop 68 "Let it stand" DOWN 1 Jazz musi- cian and Catholic convert Brubeck 2 Czar's edict 3 Dogma 4 "For how- ever many are the promises of God, their ___ is in him." (2 Cor 1:20) 5 ___ Advocate 6 Tea or co¤ee, sometimes 7 Mrs. Nick Charles 8 Roker and Capone 9 Bray start 10 St. John the Baptist is the patron saint of this country 11 ___ about 12 "___time…" 13 Prom attendee 22 Donation to the poor 24 Cries of discovery 25 Electrically charged atom 26 One of the seven deadly sins 27 Multi-vol- ume refer- ence bk. 30 "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews" (abbr.) 31 Angelus time 32 NASCAR sponsor 33 Biblical king who destroyed the worshi- pers of Baal 34 Frequent May- berry jail occupant 35 Catholic author, Evelyn ___ 36 Former measure of length 38 Sgt., for one 40 Aaron made a golden one 42 Accom- panying 43 "Three ___ Match" 44 Agency headed by uncle of Cardinal Dulles 46 Exhaust 47 Country with the largest Catholic population 50 Entice one to sin 51 Glide along smoothly 52 "Give us ___ day our daily bread" 53 The Wise Men came from here 54 Peak 55 Drinks slowly 56 Raison d'___ 58 At one time it was "at one time" 60 Alphabet string 61 Boy 62 Pan-Amer. Union 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 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 5 6 5 7 5 8 5 9 5 0 6 1 6 2 6 3 6 4 6 5 6 6 6 7 6 8 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 After 100 years of service to the Archdiocese of Denver, our Cathedral is in need of some vital repairs. Thank you for your generosity! Visit denvercathedral.org call us at 303-831-7010 or email us at CBIC2016@ denvercathedral.org for more information A RESTORATION FOR THE AGES All donations are tax deductible "Our historic and iconic Cathedral Basilica needs your help." Father Ron Cattany Pastor and Rector North, East and West Façade Repair $2 Million Leaking Flat Roof Repairs $50,000 East Door Handi- capped Access $50,000 Colfax Facade $4.5 Million Total: • Cathedral Savings and Restoration Fund $2.92 Million • Pledges & Gifts $1,154,783.14 EXTERIOR PRESERVATION 2021 Consecration Jubilee Trust Fund $5Million Clean Kimball Organ $100,000 Clean Altars $100,000 Carpet Cathedral $45,000 Paint Interior $750,000 INTERIOR RENOVATION Lower Level Bathrooms and Lift: • $350,000 from savings Sanctuary Handrails and Votive Candles: • Gifts & Pledges $46,639 Young adults invited to service opportunity at Steubenville of the Rockies BY MOIRA CULLINGS T he Oª ce of Evangelization and Family Life Ministries is seek- ing young adults for a volunteer opportunity during the annual Steuben- ville of the Rockies conference this June. "This is a way to invite young adults into a greater leadership role in the Church and contrast the whole con- sumer attitude with giving," said Mary McGeehan, Young Adult Ministry Spe- cialist for the Archdiocese of Denver. "We want you here, we want you to serve with us," she said. "You're invited to still participate and serve, just in a dif- ferent way as you mature in your faith." The volunteer group, called Mercy Squad, will participate in a pre-confer- ence retreat from June 19-21, and then take on their volunteer tasks during the conference from June 21-23. The pre-conference retreat will include opportunities for adoration, confession and refl ections led by Father Ryan O'Neill, Vocations Director for the archdiocese. The group's tasks during the conference include welcoming retreatants, organizing registration packets, helping during meals and guiding groups as they walk to events. The Mercy Squad is ideal for college students, as well as young adults who have summers o¯ or are able to take o¯ work. Michelle Peters, Direc- tor of Youth, Young Adult and Campus Ministries for the archdiocese, explained the impor- tance of giving young adults opportunities designed specifi cally for them. "It is important that they are given the oppor- tunity to exercise the gifts that they have been given," she said. "Young adults often look at di¯ erent parishes and groups before fi nding one that they settle in. "By o¯ ering the young adults lead- ership roles in di¯ erent areas, they will feel a part of the community and will be more active." Inspired by Mother Teresa and St. Therese of Lisieux, the Mercy Squad will be in charge of "little acts that make a big di¯ erence in helping people feel welcomed and loved," said McGeehan. "We're really wanting to make Mercy Squad a cohort that can emphasize hospitality and love and gift of presence," she said. The group will also be "prayer warriors" for the retreatants "through intercessory prayer during adora- tion or while they're in the long line for confession," McGee- han added. "And having hallway guides that not only are direct- ing them, but also praying and interced- ing for them in ways the participants might not even realize." Peters emphasized the impact those actions can have. "The success of a conference requires a lot of details — many of which go unnoticed but would be greatly missed if they weren't there," she said. "Steubenville of the Rockies o¯ ers our high school students an opportu- nity to encounter Christ, which can lead to lifelong conversions. The young adults serving at the conference will be helping these high school students have the opportunity to experience a deeper relationship with Christ." McGeehan hopes the young adults who join the Mercy Squad will inspire the conference attendees to deepen their faith even more. "You can be loving God at Steuben- ville, but to see people a little bit older than you who are still committed to their faith and living it out so much so that they want to do menial tasks and give up their time for them," she said. "It's a good witness of what faith looks like beyond an emotional con- ference or a spiritual high." To apply for the Mercy Squad, visit archden.org/ efl m/conferences-retreats/ steubenville. i

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