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7 DENVER CATHOLIC | MARCH 7-13, 2015 Unique sculpture of St. Anthony commissioned C e n t u r a H e a l t h opened its new $177 million St. Anthony North Health Campus in Westminster March 3. The 350,000-foot facility was blessed by Archbishop Samuel Aquila Feb. 25. Under construction for two years, the campus at 144th Avenue and I-25 will provide 92 inpatient rooms, a 20-room intensive care unit, inpatient and outpa- tient surgery, a 12-room birthing center, diagnostics and imaging, and a 24-hour emergency room. Natural stone, wood, floor-to-ceiling windows and an aspen grove in the lobby atrium give the facility a "Colorado look." In addition, when enter- ing the main building guests will be greeted by a larger-than-life bronze statue of St. Anthony, the patron saint of healing and lost items, and the patron of the new campus. The statue, created by Washington-based award-winning sculp- tor Mardie Rees, will be installed next fall. "All hospitals and churches pick a patron saint, somebody to follow as a role model," said Sister Pat Hayden, vice president of mission integration. "St. Anthony is a saint of the people. He's always been out in the community." T r a d i t i o n a l l y, S t . Anthony is depicted hold- ing a child in his arms. In Rees' interpretation, he holds a child's hand as he explores the world. "Because of its welcom- ing posture, the saint's likeness embraces all who walk in the hospital's doors," according to a state- ment from the hospital. The campus' "neighbor- hood health approach" aligns with a trend of moving care outside of traditional hospital walls, according to the state- ment, by o"ering inpatient and outpatient services in the same location, as well as being close to a network of neighborhood health centers. St. Anthony North Hospital, a 44-year tradition in Westmin- ster, remains open as the 84th Avenue Neighbor- hood Health Center, and will continue operating a 24-hour ER and many outpatient services. Limited time offer at participating locations. Limited time offer at participating locations. Limited time offer at pa p rticipating locations. Limited time offer at pa p rticipating locations. King's Hawaiian® is a registered trademark of King's Hawaiian Holding Company, Inc. SIERRA MIST is a registered trademark of PepsiCo, Inc. TM & © 2015 Arby's IP Holder Trust King's Hawaiian® is a registered trademark of King's Hawaiian Holding Company, Inc. SIERRA MIST is a registered trademark of PepsiCo, Inc. TM & © 2015 Arby's IP Holder Trust Jim Chevarria Chevarria Insurance Group 2014 Best Businesses of Lakewood Award www.chevarriainsurancegroup.com If you needed long term care who would be your caregiver? Your Spouse? Your Children? Who would care for you? 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DAILY READINGS Listen to daily readings on a smartphone using the Laudete application. In addition to the read- ings, Laudete, a free app, provides daily reflections and an interactive rosary and Divine Mercy Chaplet, along with other prayers and reflections. HOMILIES Listen to a homily. Archbishop Samuel Aqui- la's latest homilies are available at http://arch den.org/aquila-podcast. Other bishops who post their homilies online include Philadelphia Arch- bishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap., at http:// archphila.org/archbishop -chaput/ homilies and Cardinal Timothy Dolan, archbishop of New York, at http://cardinaldolan. org/index.php/category/ homilies. Father Robert Barron of Word on Fire ministries also records a weekly homily available at www.wordonfire.org/ resources/homily. PRAYER Pray the rosary and Divine Mercy Chaplet along with the Mary Foun- dation. The foundation offers free CDs at www. catholicity.com. In addition to the rosary CD, there are several talks by priests and theologians available on the website. Pray the Stations of the Cross with the Archdio- cese of Denver's new audio recording available at http:// archden.org/eflm/way. PODCASTS Tune into the light- hearted podcast of Father John Nepil from Queen of Peace Parish and Father Nathan Goebel from St. Frances Cabrini Parish in Littleton, who have been leading discussions on topics of the faith on "Catholic Stu" You Should Know" for the last five years. It is available at www.catholicstu"podcast. com. Father Peter Mussett, pastor of St. Thomas Aqui- nas Parish in Boulder, and Scott Powell, director of scriptural formation at St. Thomas Aquinas team up each week for a podcast on the Sunday readings called "The Lanky Guys" avail- able at www.lankyguys.org. There are also several pod- casts available from EWTN, including Mother Angelica and weekly homilies, at www.ewtn.com/podcast. PASSENGERS Fewer distractions in the car can also provide a good time to chat with the family members, friends or colleagues riding with you. Take time to pray a morning o"ering together, or pray for another inten- tion, talk about a saint having a feast that day, or simply talk about what's going on in your lives. These are just a few of our favorites. What do you listen to in the car? Email us your favorites at Denver Catholic@archden.org. Give up radio? Top 5 things to listen to during Lent BY DENVER CATHOLIC 303-715-3215 DenverCatholic@archden.org BY JULIE FILBY 303-715-3123 julie.filby@archden.org www.twitter.com/DenCathJulie Give up radio for Lent? The Denver Catholic compiled Top 5 other things to listen to leading up to Easter. PHOTO BY DMITRI MARUTA/DPC Neighborhood hospital opens in north metro area

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