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13 DENVER CATHOLIC | JUNE 11-24, 2016 From the Parishioners and Staff at St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church On the occasion of your 25th Anniversary of Priestly Ordination Congratulations Father Sean McGrath June 8, 2016 Saturday June 25th 2016 Race Start: 8:00 am Race Day Registration begins at 7:00 am Registration Fees Individual Registration (before June 23rd) - $30 Team Registration (by June 18th) - $25 per person Race Day - $35 Online registration at Active.com: (before June 24th) Registration and Team Info Available at http://www.respectlife5k.org Race Location: Light of the World Roman Catholic Church 10316 W. Bowles Ave., Littleton, CO 80127 For more information, email us: respectlife5K@gmail.com Two Team Categories! • K of C Councils • Parish/Organizations Fun for All! • Individual Age Group Awards • Team Awards • Kid's Fun Run • Prize Raffl e • Pancake Breakfast Proceeds: Proceeds from the race will be used to aid in the purchase of an ultrasound machine for a Pregnancy Crisis Center in Colorado as part of the Knights of Columbus Ultrasound Initiative Program. See our council website at http://www.kofc12567.org 6 th Annual 5K Run Sponsored by: Knights of Columbus #12567 Father Francis Syrianey Council "Respect All Life from Womb to Tomb" THE SORROWFUL AND GLORIOUS ROSARY: THE CRUCIFIXION AND THE RESURRECTION The Crucifi xion of Christ is vis- cerally depicted in this window. The bottom of the window features a photo- graph taken at the Sandy Hook shooting in Connecticut in December 2012, and Christ's presence above it represents his conquering of the evil of sin through his crucifi xion. "The great evil that is what our society has become is none- theless redeemed and resurrected by Christ," Monsignor Buelt explained. THE GLORIOUS ROSARY: THE¡SECOND COMING AND THE CONSUMMATION OF ALL THINGS IN CHRIST Monsignor Buelt drew inspiration for this last window from the theolo- gian Romano Guardini, who argued that the fi nal two mysteries are the Second Coming of Christ and the consummation of all things in him. The swirling halo of wildfl owers surrounding Christ and the facade of the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception symbolize him coming to Colorado. Additionally, Christ is depicted as a young, athletic, beardless man, according to how the early Church described Christ in his Second Coming. windows

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