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15 DENVER CATHOLIC | MAY 14-27, 2016 Bulletin Board MAY 20 Catholic Schools Private Night at Elitch Gardens 5 p.m. – 10 p.m., Elitch Gardens, 2000 Elitch Circle, Denver, $24.99 pp. Usher in Summer by heading to Elitch Gardens for a night of fun with the family at a special discounted rate for Catholic school fam- ilies. For tickets, go to elitchgardens.com and enter promo code CATH- OLIC or visit tinyurl.com/ CatholicPrivateNight 20 Building Hope for the Future Fundraiser 6 p.m. – 9 p.m., Denver Museum of Nature and Science, 2001 Colorado Blvd., Denver. This fund- raiser will benefit Father Woody's Haven of Hope, a daytime shelter for those experiencing home- lessness. They will match donations for their cap- ital campaign, Building Hope for the Future, in an e«ort to expand their services. For more details, contact Cindy Ramirez at 303-607-0855 or cindy@ frwoodyshavenofhope. org, or visit frwoody- shavenofhope.org 22 Stephen Ministry 30th Anniversary Celebration 10:45 a.m. – 1 p.m., St. Mary's Parish, 6853 S. Prince St., Littleton, free. St. Mary's Stephen Min- istry is celebrating its 30th anniversary. It is the first and longest-running Catholic parish to imple- ment this international caring ministry, which provides care through listening and supporting people during di¦cult life events. For more details, contact Sandra Silva at 720-354-0252 or svic- toriasilva@yahoo.com 22 Relics of the Passion 1 p.m. – 9 p.m., St. Vincent de Paul Parish, 2375 E. Arizona Ave., Denver, free. The Relics of the Passion presentation is organized into a program with sup- porting musical pieces that serve as a guide to help one meditate upon the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ. The event concludes with veneration of the relics. Contact Pam Pippin at 303-744-6119 or pam@saintvincents. org for more details. 25 Gregorian Chant Workshop 3 p.m., 5/25 – 5/29, Abbey of St. Walburga, 1029 Benedictine Way, Virginia Dale, $300. Learn the basics of Gre- gorian chant notation, history, and interpreta- tion, in the context of a community of Benedic- tine nuns that uses the chant in daily prayer. All welcome; only basic familiarity with modern musical notation and terminology is assumed. Contact 970-472-0612 or aswretreats@gmail. com for more details. JUNE 4 Prayer in the Square 10 a.m. - 11 p.m., satel- lite prayer communities along the Front Range, free. Join the public prayer community nearest you to pray a Rosary and Divine Mercy chaplet. Visit prayerin- thesquare.com to find your nearest prayer community, and contact mrosand@ccdenver. org or 303-799-9299 for more details. 10 Mother Cabrini Shrine Gala 2016 5:30 p.m., Pinnacle Club at the Grand Hyatt, 1750 Welton St., Denver, $125 for individual tickets. Mother Cabrini Shrine hosts its annual fundrais- ing gala. Buy tickets at mothercabrinishrine.org, or call 303-526-0758. Ecumenical Prayer Breakfast 20 . 7 a.m. – 10 a.m., St. Bernadette Catholic Church, 7240 W. 12th Ave., Lakewood, $20. St. Rafka's is host- ing its second annula ecumenical prayer breakfast to pray for and raise awareness of the persecution of Christians in the Middle East. Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila will preside, along with St. Rafka's pastor Father Andre Mahanna. RSVP at info@savechristian- middleeast.org FEATURED EVENT | MAY T eachers, students, alumni and friends of St. Louis Catholic School in Englewood gathered on May 1 for a special legacy celebra- tion retracing the school's rich his- tory. Due to decreasing enrollment and increasing financial constraints, Archbishop Aquila and³ the OŠce of Catholic Schools announced the deci- sion to close St. Louis school late last year. The legacy celebration served as a bittersweet reminder of the role St. Louis has played in the local Catholic community, and was filled with great memories for people who have been involved with the school in some way since they opened their doors in 1929. St. Louis legacy celebration a bittersweet reminiscence of the school's rich history Michael Carroll, St. Louis basket- ball coach from 1959-1964, looks at a photo of his basketball team in 1961.¥Carroll laughed as he reflected upon his favorite memo- ries of the school. "There are too many great memories to choose from, but I do remember Mon- signor [Bernard] Cullen, always coming down stairs telling us to be quiet, because our changing room was underneath the parish, and they could hear us during Mass or confession," he said. PHOTOS BY NICOLE DAWN PHOTOGRAPHY/DENVER CATHOLIC