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W hen twins Brody and Weston were six months old, Hilary and Robert Dehn con- tacted St. John the Evangelist Catholic School (SJE) in Loveland about enrolling their chil- dren when they reached the appropriate age. Brody has Down syndrome, and Weston is typically developing. Brody's diagnosis prompted the family to inquire about early enrollment. "I really had an unexplainable draw to SJE. It wasn't because I was fed up with the public school options or ever thought Weston would go to Catholic school and Brody wouldn't because it honestly never dawned on me to think about separating them. They're a package deal, no matter what! I was simply drawn to SJE," Hilary shared. Unfortunately, conditions were not right at the time, and the Dehns were unable to make a plan to enroll both their children at St. John the Evangelist in the future. But three years later, the Holy Spirit began to work spectacularly in the Dehns' lives. ⊲ Proclaiming the Holy Name of Jesus BY KYLE VAN FRANK Executive Director of FIRE Foundation of Denver Robert and I think a lot of pieces fell into place, with amazingly good timing, for Brody and Weston to be able to attend St. John the Evangelist." HILARY DEHN 41 DENVER CATHOLIC | FEBRUARY-MARCH 2025 of of of FIRE FIRE FIRE

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