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5 DENVER CATHOLIC | JANUARY 9-22, 2016 Cover Story Bose i Sunday Concerts at the Cathedral Basilica 3-4 p.m. Logan & Colfax January 10 Karoline Guerin, Contralto/Violin (Denver) January 31 Stephanie Ball, Soprano (Denver) February 21 Jeb Barre , Organist (Denver) February 28 Dr. Anthony Williams, Organist (Tennessee) Saturday, March 5, 7:00pm Hans Hielscher, Organist (Germany) no reception March 13 Nativity of Our Lord Combined Choirs Directed by Dr. Marcia Marchesi, (Broomfi eld) Reception to follow at Knights of Columbus, 1555 Grant St. Free parking at Knights Hall during event times. Call: 303.424.5037 Click: www.nufcu.com or Come by one of our convenient locations today! Disclosure *APR (Annual Percentage Rate). The Annual Percentage Rate is the advertised rate. Borrowers credit score must be 680 and above to receive the 2.49% interest rate. Terms not to exceed 60 months; debt to income ratio not to exceed 45%; Loan to value not to exceed 125% of NADA value. 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Last year's march included a Mass at the Cathedral Basilica at the Immaculate Conception. This year, however, will have three¤separate¤Masses at St. Elizabeth of Hungary, Holy Ghost and the Cathedral, all located in downtown Denver. After Mass, the participants will walk to the Capitol. Volunteers will be stationed throughout downtown to hand out pos- itive pro-life signs to the marchers.¤ Rosand said she is eagerly anticipating the site of so many people converging on the capitol for the pro-life cause. She said she thinks it will provide a powerful visual of the pro-life movement in the Rocky Mountains. "We want to send a message that is pos- itive, life-a rming and shows concretely that there's a stronghold in the Rocky Mountain region that values life. We're here. We're here to stay," Rosand said. Rosand said that the March can help the marchers, as well.¤ "The deepest longing of our hearts is unity. Something that's really special about the Mass and the events is they are an opportunity to know in a big way that we are not alone. In our respective voca- tions and missions, we are all fi ghting the good fi ght for life," Rosand said. For those who are homebound or unable to march, Rosand still urged participation. "Prayer is not limited by time or space, so join us. Visit an Adoration chapel, say a rosary or a divine mercy chaplet; let's just all come together," Rosand said. This year's event will not focus exclu- sively on pre-born children, but on all stages of life. According to the March for Life website,¤http://liferockymountains. org, the March will celebrate all life. "The overall message is celebrating life in all its ages and in all its stages. From the child in the womb to the pregnant mother to the homeless to the dying in hopice to the tra cked--all have dignity," Rosand said.¤ Rosand is also hopeful that there will be a strong youth and young adult contin- gent at the March. There will be a youth rally for middle and high school students at Bishop Machbeuf High School on Jan. 15 from 6-9 p.m. In addition to students from local colleges and universities attending, Wyoming Catholic College is sending 125-150 college students to help with the rally and March. Rosand said she hopes the presence of young people will send a message about the longevity of the Pro-Life cause. "It goes back to hope. There is new life coming. We are the pro-life generation. New leaders are coming to take up the torch," Rosand said. As for the overall tone of the March, Rosand said that it will be "positive, life-giving and joyful." She said she also hopes it serves as a kick-oª for partici- pants to spread hope and joy in pro-life ministries throughout the year. "While it's important to come together as a community, it doesn't end Jan. 16 when we do the fi nal loop around the Capitol," Rosand said.¤ For more information, including a full schedule of events and a detailed parking map, go to liferockymountains.org. « 1 | The 2015 March for Life had 5,000 people in attendance, and this year's is expected to draw even more. PHOTO BY ANDREW WRIGHT/DENVER CATHOLIC MARCH FOR LIFE EVENTS: Jan. 15 6-9 p.m.: Youth Rally at Bishop Machbeuf High School (458 Uinta Way, Denver) Jan. 16 11:30 a.m: Masses., downtown Denver 12:30 p.m.: Procession to the Capitol 1 p.m.: Rally at the Capitol 2 p.m.: March for Life

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