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9 DENVER CATHOLIC | OCTOBER 8-21, 2016 All-Girls High School Open House Saturday, October 22, 2016 10am - 1 pm www.proximotravel.com 508-340-9370 Hablamos Español 855-842-8001 anthony@proximotravel.com Call us 24/7 Several trips to different destinations: the Holy Land; Italy; France, Portugal, & Spain; Poland; Medjugorje, Lourdes, & Fatima; Ireland & Scotland; England; Austria, Germany, & Switzerland; Greece & Turkey; Budapest; Prague; Our Lady of Guadalupe; Colombia; Brazil; Argentina; Domestic Destinations; etc… We also specialize in custom trips for Bishops, Priests and Deacons We also offer other trips with prices starting at $2,499 ~ Prices are ALL-INCLUSIVE with Airfare from anywhere in the USA 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 132 years of combined experience, parishioners Harry Stevenson, Matt Whaley, Lloyd Swint and John Chalupa have assisted families with care and compassion. Their expertise combined with those who provide professional services in 11 Olinger neighborhood chapels is virtually unprecedented in serving the Denver Catholic community. (303) 455-3663 www.denverfuneralproviders.com Harry Stevenson 54 Years Matt Whaley 29 Years Lloyd Swint 13 Years John Chalupa 36 Years Sponsored by e Gregorian Institute at Benedictine College Register at www.benedictine.edu/mediasummit Nov. 18-19, 2016 Join us as we look to the role of Catholic media in the changed political and cultural environment in America. Raymond Arroyo Raymond Arroyo Raymond Arroyo John Allen Jr. John Allen Jr. John Allen Jr. Featured Keynotes Boston Globe EWTN sausage, and mac and cheese. Live music—from polka to Latin jazz and salsa—will include a tribute honor- ing the late North Denver bassist and KUVO radio DJ Jimmy Trujillo. Kids activities include pumpkin painting, a playground and an interactive fi re truck display. A project of the parish's vibrant young adult community, last year's Oktoberfest was the largest ever, drawing 1,200 people. But the event is just one of many the church o' ers that appeal to the youthful urbanites who have moved into the area the last several years, drawn by the nearness to downtown, charming bungalows and modern lofts, tree-lined streets and unique commercial districts. "We've had hiking in the mountains with Mass, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, social events, pot-luck dinners, and Inquiry sessions where people just come with their questions about the faith," Father Dessonville said. "And there are a lot of opportunities for catechesis and evangelization." Capitalizing on the opportunity Oktoberfest o' ers to spark interest in the faith, the parish's evangelization team will have a booth there and festi- val-goers may tour the church and may attend the 4 p.m. Saturday Mass. The Dominicans—officially the Order of Preachers—whose charism is teaching and preaching, will mark their 800th anniversary in December. They strive to foster the faith in their parishioners that they might be able to pass it on to others. "The parishioners see themselves as ministers of welcoming," Father Des- sonville said. "The whole leadership team, sta' and parishioners work as one bringing the Gospel to people." faith with beer, food and fun When: 2 p.m.-9 p.m. Oct. 15 Where: St. Dominic Church park- ing lot, 2915 Federal Blvd., Denver Cost: Free admission. Food and beer available for purchase. ST. DOMINIC'S OKTOBERFEST i