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48 DECEMBER 2024-JANUARY 2025 | DENVER CATHOLIC ABUSE/NEGLECT REPORTING CHECKLIST Suspicion of abuse/neglect is all that is necessary to report. Reports are confidential. You will be asked to describe your concerns about the child/adult and it will be helpful if you can provide the person's name, age, address, gender, school, and names of parents. Is there immediate danger? • YES-CALL 911 • No-call 1-844-CO-4-KIDS or or local law enforcement Did I get the name and contact of the person I made the report to? Did I contact the Archdiocese Confidential Reporting Line at 720.239.2832? Did I file the abuse reporting form with the Office of Minor and At-Risk Adult Protection? Did I notify my supervisors? Is any other action necessary? reporting@archden.org • FENCES • DECKS/COVERS • GARAGES • WINDOWS/DOORS • CONCRETE • DESIGN/BUILD • BASEMENTS • BATHROOMS • KITCHENS 720.217.1263 aldermanbuilders.com parishioner Matthew Alderman Full Service General Contractor Premium Remodels and Additions ADU I n a groundbreaking move to expand access to higher education, Regis University proudly announces "The Road to Regis" – a new initiative offering full tuition for up to four years to eligible students in Colorado, Arizona, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah and Wyoming. Launching in fall 2025, this program is one of the first of its kind in Colorado to extend beyond state borders, reinforcing Regis' commitment to serving stu- dents throughout our region. SCAN THE QR CODE TO READ THE FULL STORY! New Regis University scholarship program offers full tuition for first-time and transfer students in Colorado and surrounding states Keep the Faith: How Holy Family High School is Changing the Conversation on Campus T he halls of Holy Family High School in Broom- field continue to bustle with activity well after the final bell. Excited students and their families tramp the halls to the gym, and the squeak of shoes and shouts from the athletes echo all the way to the front lobby. But just up the stairs, something new is happening. The dark school chapel is crowded with students, their younger siblings and parents, as well as staff, teach- ers and alumni, many of whom have brought their own families along. The chapel is illuminated by candlelight, and as the last notes of the O Salutaris Hostia fade away, those present fall into silent Adoration, with their gazes fixed on the silver and gold monstrance that houses the Eucharist. This event, part of a new series called Encounter and part of the Ut Fidem or "keep the faith" movement, aims to give students the opportunity to encounter the living God in the Eucharist. SCAN THE QR CODE TO READ THE FULL STORY!