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12 AUGUST 13-26, 2016 | DENVER CATHOLIC Around the Archdiocese "At Marisol Health I am treated as a whole person. I feel respected and cared for." COMPREHENSIVE HEALTHCARE 4 Care for all your medical, counseling and social service needs INDIVIDUALIZED ATTENTION 4 Health and wellness plan based on your unique needs AFFORDABLE, LOWCOST OR NOCOST SERVICES 4 Assistance in navigating insurance 4 FREE pregnancy tests and ultrasounds If you have questions or would like to schedule an appointment 1-855-950-5433 info@marisolhealth.com WE CARE ABOUT YOU AND YOUR HEALTH Marisol Health, Denver East Marisol Health, Lafayette 3894 Olive St. 1285 Centaur Village Dr. Denver, CO 80207 Lafayette, CO 80026 Mon. – Fri. 9:00 am – 4:30 pm Mon. – Fri. 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Sat. 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Caring for you stock photo Owned and operated by Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of Denver, Marisol Health embraces women and families with life-arming medical care, counseling and social services. MarisolHealth.com Learn discipleship at Archbishop's Lecture Series New season seeks to teach attendees how to live as authentic disciples BY AARON LAMBERT T he next season of Archbishop's Lecture Series seeks to teach attendees how to live as authen- tic disciples of Jesus Christ. The season kicks o" on Aug. 31 with Dr. Ryan T. Anderson, Heritage Founda- tion scholar and advocate for religious liberty and protecting the institution of marriage. Anderson has appeared on several major media outlets defending marriage as being defined between one man and one woman, and has written extensively on the subject, including in his book Truth Overruled: The Future of Marriage and Religious Freedom. Other slated speakers for this season of Archbishop's Lecture Series include Dr. Pia de Solemni, Dr. Francis Beck- with, and son of the late Justice Antonin Scalia, Father Paul Scalia.ª Archdiocese of Denver Chancellor David Uebbing was in charge of gath- ering speakers for this season of the lecture series, and sought to build on Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila's desire for the faithful of the archdiocese to under- stand what it means to be a disciple. "[Disipleship] is a relationship with Christ, and that relationship and the dia- logue that is involved forms and directs your life," Uebbing said. "[I] wanted to find people who could convey what it's been like for them to follow Christ as a disciple, but also their own academic backgrounds and insights into that." Uebbing hopes this line up of speak- ers will help people find "inspiration for their own lives, what it means to be a disciple in the di"erent vocations and what it means to follow God in di¯cult times." Past speakers at Archbishop's Lecture Series have included Dr. Johnathan Reyes, Mother Mary Agnes Donovan and Dr. Scott Hahn. Uebbing noted that the growth in attendance between the 2014-2015 season and this last season was exceptional; for Dr. Hahn's talk, people had to be turned away because registration had become so full. Uebbing is hopeful that it continues to grow and be a place where people can come to be fed. "This last year was a really good year for the lecture series," he said. "It's really become this place where people come to be fed, and they come for community. [The goals] are to create an intellectual and spiritual community through the lecture series and build up the Church in northern Colorado." Visit denvercatholic.org to subscribe to our weekly newsletter and stay in the know with Archbishop's Lecture Series and more. LECTURE SERIES Archbishop's Lecture Series kicks o Aug. 31 with a talk from Dr. Ryan T. Anderson. PHOTO PROVIDED Archbishop's Lecture Series has steadily grown each year. Dr. Scott Hahn delivered the final talk of last year's season and drew over 300 people. PHOTO BY ANDREW WRIGHT | DENVER CATHOLIC