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four members of the Little Sisters of the Poor and 26 members of the Christ in the City missionary program. "Bless and strengthen these humble servants who are close to the Most Sacred Heart of Je- sus," he prayed. For love of Christ Among those receiving the blessing was Teri Tolpa who has ministered to the homeless and poor in Denver since last August. Tolpa, 29, is from Virginia and plans to enter the Sisters of Life program in New York City this fall. (Read a story about her on Page 9.) She dedicated a year to the Christ in the City missionary program, which includes visit- ing the homeless and helping unwed mothers. "We just talk with the home- less and other people who have fallen through the cracks and help them find the resources they need," Tolpa said after the Mass. "It is powerful to realize the dignity of the poor and that they are people just like you and me, but perhaps they do not have supportive families and friends." The missionaries do not pros- elytize, but often the homeless— sometimes shocked at the kind- ness of strangers—ask the young adults why they care, Tolpa said. Religious freedom allows the missionaries to do their work without fear, she said. "Mother Teresa has taught us to love until it hurts. As Arch- bishop Aquila said, 'it all starts with the Eucharist and that is the source that allows us to go to the people,'" she said. "People ask why we do it and we tell them, 'for the love of Christ.'" PUZZLE PAGE I 13 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER I JULY 2, 2014 ACROSS 1 Veronica's covering 5 Type of monastery 10 Undoing 14 These hands are the devil's workshop 15 Sierra ___ 16 Lover of Narcissus 17 Gentleman's grades 18 Narrowest part of the torso 19 Trudge 20 Ostriches' kin 21 Ques. response 22 Harvests 23 Niche for stor- ing consecrated oils 26 City in North- west France 28 "For all the promises of God find their ___ in him." (2 Cor 1:20) 29 Hernia 33 ___ guy 35 "___ us, O Lord…" 37 Mon. in which All Saints' Day is celebrated 38 Eucharistic element 39 Loafer letters 40 Raise to third power 41 Franciscan letters 42 More than glanced at 44 Water storages 45 Characteristic of God 47 Unwell 48 Skirt bottoms 49 Preparation of the ___ 52 Trinitrons, e.g. 55 Bible opener (abbr.) 57 A Old Tes- tament high priest 59 This partner 60 "Of ___ Sing" 62 Animals frequently mentioned in the Bible 63 Nat'l song 64 Refine metal 65 Spellbound 66 Derrick 67 Deputized group 68 Ratio words DOWN 1 Bad habit 2 Dropsy 3 Lower portion of the small intestine 4 French "these" 5 "Behold, I am with you ___…" 6 Type of bag 7 French wood 8 USNA grad 9 Nevertheless 10 Turn away from sin 11 Sch. with the motto "Fiat lux" 12 "Breakfast Anytime" site 13 Visual assents 22 Agts. 24 Eight bits 25 Classic wheels 26 Statement of belief 27 From, in Bonn 30 E Pluribus ___ 31 Steals from 32 Wife of Adam 33 Brought by a wise man 34 "My treat" 35 They often sig - nal the start of a religious service 36 "Inside Man" director Spike 38 "___ to you, scribes and Pharisees…" (Mt 23:13) 40 The golden ___ 42 Singles 43 Leg 44 CCL + CCCI 46 Beat 47 Set on fire 50 State in which the Diocese of Dallas is found 51 What Samson did while his hair was shaved 52 Thrust with a knife 53 "Mercy!" 54 Western pact 55 Certain letters 56 Long fish 58 Avid about 60 Dose amt. 61 Med. Plan 62 "Do it, ___ will" Answers to today's Crossword Puzzle are on the next page. CROSSWORD 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 WORD SEARCH A M A H A R B 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 M N G T Y R F I C H G H G C D Y Y D O I B O O O A Z A T M N A R I N D S V A G R J R L O P G K N T A E H E V A O A S A A W N Q K N L N M S N D S T N K B D I A O E D M A B N R P K G P Z N S S S U E K E I P L D O H T W I S Y A K S A L X P X V I N S T A E V C R I E W B R S T F K P C F L C R I M G Y Q J Q O I M T Y H B F I I O Y C O U B L S M A R B A B F I R P Q U N S X A Z G P U E J I Q P T O I H T I A F X Z Q B T C O G P U D E O L C T G V U I Z E L M A R B A G N I S S E L B T N A N E V O C T P Y G E H T I A F S I S E N E G N A R A H C A A S I L E A M H S I T O L H C R A I R T A P D N A L D E S I M O R P E C I F I R C A S H A R A S N O S St. Bridget of Sweden A quiz on Catholic things under the patronage of the "Doctor of Prayer," St. Teresa of Avila. For each question there is one right answer, but the answer for one question is "None of the Above." 1. Which of these is true of St. Bridget's family life? A. She lived a secluded life in her parents' home as a Third Order Franciscan. B. She was born, raised and died in Vad- stena, a small Swedish town, and never traveled beyond the Swedish border. C. She was married at 13 and had eight children. 2. What mission did St. Bridget and St. Catherine of Siena share? A. They both tried to get the pope to return to Rome from Avignon. B. They both founded orders of missionary sisters. C. They were both laywomen dedicated to a third order apostolate. 3. Which French saint appeared to Bridget bringing her good news after a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela? A. St. Joan of Arc foretold a Swedish victory over Norway. B. St. Catherine Laboure told her that she would be cured of her eye problems that were causing blurred vision. C. St. Bernadette of Lourdes assured her of success in founding an order. 4. In what way did King Magnus Eriksson assist St. Bridget? A. He built an anchorhold attached to the palace chapel for Bridget to live in. B. He donated land for a monastery for the order Bridget was founding. C. He gave her a ship and a crew for her missionary trip to Iceland. 5. Where would one find the cruci - fix from which Our Lord is said to have spoken to Bridget? A. In the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls in Rome. B. In the monastery chapel in Vandesta. C. The crucifix no longer exists—it was destroyed by the Lutherans. 6. Who are the Birgittines? A. Lapps who were converted through Bridget's missionary efforts. B. Members of the order of nuns and monks that Bridget founded. C. A sodality dedicated to prayer in honor of Christ's Passion. 7. Of what is St. Bridget sometimes called the patroness? A. failure B. resignation C. vocations "There is no sinner in the world, howev- er much at enmity with God, who cannot recover God's grace by recourse to Mary." —St. Bridget BY PETER WESTHOFF 1. C - St. Bridget had four boys and four girls, all of whom lived beyond infancy. 2. A 3. None of the above. Ulf, her husband, had become seriously sick after the pilgrimage, and it was St. Denis, patron of France, who appeared to tell her that her husband would recover. 4. B 5. A - After beginning the building of her monastery, Our Lord directed Bridget to go to Rome to await the return of the pope from Avignon. 6. B - They are also known as the Bridgettines. 7. A - It is said that she never accomplished what she sought to do. Her "failures" include never seeing her monastery completed; never getting the pope to return permanently to Rome; never getting France and England to make peace.

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