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9 DENVER CATHOLIC | JANUARY 23-FEBRUARY 12, 2016 "Discerning The Will of goD" RETREAT February 20-21 Fr. Timothy Gallagher, OMV "Is it time to change jobs?" "Should I marry?" "Am I called to the priesthood or religious Life?" Sooner or later, every thoughtful Christian asks such questions. This seminar will help you to make spiritual sense of your major life decisions. Insights gained in this seminar on the major questions of life can be adapted to other significant life decisions as well. Be certain that this weekend will assist you in discerning God's will in great and small questions as you seek to serve Him fully. Mass each day and confessions will also be available. Cost $40 per person To Register email: holyghostden@gmail.com or call Holy Ghost at: 303-292-1556 Includes 2 lunches and seminar materials. Schedule: 8:30AM - 3PM each day. First come - first served. Payment in full will hold your reservation. Make checks payable to: "Church of the Holy Ghost" Mail To: 1900 California St., Denver, CO 80222 Free Parking in Church lot both days. We cannot accommodate dietary restrictions. If you have special requirements feel welcome to bring your own lunch. SERVING THE DENVER CATHOLIC COMMUNITY SINCE 1890. The heritage behind our mortuaries and cemeteries is one of history and tradition. For more than a century, Catholic families have trusted Olinger Mortuaries and Cemeteries to care for their loved ones because respect for traditions, understanding the needs of the Catholic faith, and providing affordable options is at the heart of what we do. With more than a 90 years of combined experience, parishioners Harry Stevenson, Matt Whaley and Lloyd Swint have assisted families with care and compassion. Today, their experience, combined with those who provide professional services in 11 Olinger neighborhood chapels, is virtually unprecedented in serving the Denver Catholic community. Harry Stevenson 52 Years Matt Whaley 27 Years Lloyd Swint 11 Years (303) 455-3663 www.denverfuneralproviders.com Generation hits the streets Volunteers throughout downtown Denver handed out signs with positive messages. Participants picked up the signs on their way to the Capitol after attending one of three simultaneous Masses. Archbishop Aquila, Father Scott Bailey and the Knights of Columbus led the march. Crowds gather in front of the Capitol building for a rally before the March for Life. Arch- bishop Samuel J. Aquila spoke. ALL PHOTOS BY ANDREW WRIGHT/DENVER CATHOLIC MARCH FOR LIFE March for Life recap: h p://bit.ly/1RTU8FC