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9 DENVER CATHOLIC | JUNE 13-26, 2015 13410 West Morrison Rd. Sponsors of the All City Old & New Parochial Schools Golf Championship "Scramble" Tournament at Fox Hollow Golf Course Monday, July 20, 2015 7:30 am Shot Gun Start If you have any questions, call or email: Gold Sponsor $1000 Includes: 4 Man Team Set up on 1 hole Your Logo & Product Silver Sponsor $500 Includes: Set up on 1 hole Your Logo & Product Sponsor Levels Available: Dave Kolenc Cell 303-902-7594 Email kjordie@msn.com Mike Johnson Cell 303-619-2257 Email coachj313@aol.com Tom Lehnerz Cell 720-210-4576 Email k2ct@msn.com Tom Sanchez Cell 303-328-8714 Email tls936@comcast.net ST. MARY'S Academy MARYCREST ARRUPE All City Old & New Parochial Schools Golf Championship "Scramble" Tournament Sponsored by St. Joe's Class of '65 at Fox Hollow Golf Course, Lakewood When July 20, 2015 (Monday) 7:30 Shot Gun Start Why Proceeds will go to the Catholic Grade Schools in need. We've lost too many Catholic schools, and yet they provide the Best in Education Where Entry $120 per player, which will include: • Green Fees • Golf Cart • Range Balls • $5 Credit to Pro Shop • Lunch Buet Other Info $5 Mulligan - up to 8 per player $5 per Foot of String - up to 10 . per team Prizes 1 st Place Trophy 2 nd Place Trophy 3 rd Place Trophy Longest Drive Prizes Closest to the Pin Prizes Longest Putt Prizes } "We all have too much golf stu " ST. MARY'S Academy MARYCREST ARRUPE 13410 West Morrison Rd. Who's the best golf school in the Parochial League??? All Saints All Souls Annunciation Assumption Ave Maria Blessed Sacrament Christ the King Cure d'Ars Escuela de Guadalupe Good Shepherd Guardian Angels Holy Cross Holy Trinity Most Precious Blood Mt. Carmel Nativity of Our Lord Notre Dame Our Lady of Guadalupe Our Lady of Fatima Our Lady of Loreto Our Lady of Lourdes Presentation Sacred Heart St. Anthony St. Bernadette St. Cajetan St. Catherine of Siena St. Dominic St. Elizabeth St. Francis de Sales St. Ingatius Loyola St. James St. John St. Joseph St. Louis - Englewood St. Mary - Littleton St. Mary Magdalene St. Patrick Sts. Peter & Paul St. Philomena St. Pius X St. Rose of Lima St. Therese St. Thomas More St. Vincent de Paul Shrine of St. Anne See back for registration form and info Grade Schools All City Old & New Parochial Schools Golf Championship "Scramble" Tournament Monday, July 20, 2015 Entry $120 per Player • Deadline July 6, 2015 Name________________________________________________ Address______________________________________________ City, State, Zip__________________________________________ Phone_______________________________________________ Email________________________________________________ Team Members ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ ________________________________________ Individual entry looking for a team School your team is representing ___________________________ Please enclose entry check payable to Seeds of Hope Please mail check and entry to: Seeds of Hope All City Parochial Golf Tournament 3801 E. Florida Avenue, Suite 909 Denver, CO 80210 To use a credit card go to: SEEDSOFHOPEDENVER.ORG Click on events tab. Go to "All City Parochial Golf Tournament" and complete entry and credit card information. If you have any questions, call or email: Team Leader Dave Kolenc Cell 303-902-7594 Email kjordie@msn.com Mike Johnson Cell 303-619-2257 Email coachj313@aol.com Tom Lehnerz Cell 720-210-4576 Email k2ct@msn.com Tom Sanchez Cell 303-328-8714 Email tls936@comcast.net encyclical Francis' Si" announced¥just publica- Francis prayer Expected June, the and is also subti- comune" (On SOURCE: P ope Francis' new encyclical will likely be called "Laudato Si", or "Praised Be You". The unexpected title release took place at a book award ceremony May 30 in Rome. Reporter Mercedes De La Torre was taking notes and tweeting the event, though she says the energy in the room wasn't very high. "Some were distracted because [the event] was long and it was almost lunch- time," De La Torre said. Then Don Giuseppe Costa, the director of the publishing house hosting the event, said something that caught her attention. "He said, as I have already read in some newspapers, the name of the new encycli- cal is 'Laudato Si,'" De La Torre said. De La Torre immediately tweeted the news. She wondered briefl y if she had simply missed the announcement of the encyclical. "I was not sure if it was already pub- lished, and everyone knows it is normal to miss something. It's human. But in that case, it wasn't a mistake: We were there, Don Guiseppe Costa said that, and I recorded it on my cell phone, and lis- tened to the title again. Then I tweeted," De La Torre said. Shortly after her tweet, journalists began to contact her to confi rm the title. That was when she realized she had broken the story. As De La Torre sifted through her congratulatory tweets, the ceremony continued. Author Maria Antonieta Di Calabro received an award for her writing against the mafi a, an act that De La Torre said "takes a lot of courage, and for which I really respect her." Di Calabro spoke about the limitations of social media. "She said that is¥the tip of the iceberg. In my opinion, the important thing is to try to go deeper, with short or long arti- cles, or even books," De La Torre said. "Di° cult topics such as ecology, family, wars, or di erent kinds of crimes can't be explained on Twitter." M e a n w h i l e , j o u r - nalists at the National Catholic Reporter, La Voz, and others began to research and construct the iceberg underneath De La Torre's tweet. Joshua McElwee of the National Catholic Reporter reported that "Laudato Si" likely comes from a prayer by St. Francis, in which he praises God for all creation. This would tie in with the encyc- lical's¥ speculated¥ focus on the environment. De La Torre says she doesn't care about breaking the story fi rst. She's simply happy people can learn more about the pope's writing. "A lot of journalists want to have compe- tition and try to do things against others. That's not my attitude. For me, the com- petition is not important. I just want to communicate the truth, the facts," De La Torre said. "If we are journalists, then we are professionals who are trying to com- municate the truth about the Church." The surprising story behind "Laudato Si" reveal BY MELISSA KEATING 303-715-3123 | melissa.keating@archden.org www.twitter.com/mkeats42 "If we are journal- ists, then we are profes- sionals who are trying to commu- nicate the truth about the church." MERCEDES DE LA TORRE " Pope Francis meets with a group of children who arrived at the Vatican May 30. His highly-anticipated encyclical will be released this month. PHOTO BY BOHUMIL PETRIK/CNA

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