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8 OCTOBER 22-NOVEMBER 11, 2016 | DENVER CATHOLIC Around the Archdiocese SCHOOL.AVEMARIACATHOLICPARISH.ORG Admissions: (720) 842–5400 Grades: Preschool-8 th Grade Enrollment: 460 for 2016–2017 Student/Faculty: 14:1 2016-17 Tuition: $5825 full time Financial Aid available OPEN HOUSE Thursday, November 3 rd 9:00 am – 2:00 pm *Catholic education for students entering Preschool through 8th grade *Accredited through NCEA/AdvancEd *Core Knowledge Curriculum with "State of the Art" Technology *Licensed Certified Staff with over 350 years of combined teaching experience *Ranks in the top 15% of schools nationwide in ITBS scores *Financial Aid available *Voted "Best of the Best" School in Parker *Named Top 100 Work Places in Colorado by the Denver Post OPEN HOUSE Archdiocese of Denver Mortuary 12801 W. 44th Ave. Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 (303) 425-9511 Mt. Olivet Cemetery 12801 W. 44th Ave. Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 (303) 424-7785 St. Simeon Cemetery 22001 E. State Hwy. 30 Aurora, CO 80018 (720) 859-9785 • Professional, personalized service • Respectful • Compassionate The Archdiocese of Denver Cemeteries and Mortuary Caring for the faithful in Northern Colorado since 1893 in their most personal time of need. For more information, call Jeff Willie at 303.405. 6181 or email jwille@pepsicenter.com. COURT TIME 1-1:30 - Apex Ministries speakers Brad and Joia Farmer 1:40-2:30 - Youth Basketball clinic for 4-8th grade boys and girls 2:35-3:25 - Game (1) 8th grade 3:30-4:20 - Game (2) 8th grade ** must purchase a ticket through the provided link to participate in all events** For Court Time/Clinic signup and information please contact: Mark Strawbridge Mark.Strawbridge@goodshepherddenver.org VS TICKETS Lower/Club Level: $47 (regularly up to $108) Upper Level: $15 (regularly up to $34) As a special incentive, a portion of every ticket purchased will benefit the St. Sebastian Project (saintsebastiandenver.org) Order tickets online at: Follow the link and select your school For Nuggets ticket information, contact Lyndsay Marchbanks at 303.405.7635 or Lyndsay.Marchbanks@teamkse.com Sunday, November 20th • 7:00pm • Pepsi Center Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila welcomes you to CATHOLIC FAMILIES GROUP NIGHT SPECIAL GUEST Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila will join us for the game! FAN EXPERIENCES Catholic youth will be selected for: - VIP Experience - High-Five Fan Tunnel - Flag Presentation - And more! www.nuggetstix.com/1617catholicfamilies For Nuggets ticket information, contact Lyndsay Marchbanks at 303.405.7635 or email Lyndsay.Marchbanks@teamKSE.com - There are NO taxes or fees. - Tickets are sold on a first come, first serve basis and are subject to availability. - All sales are final- no refunds or exchanges permitted. C atholic Charities of Denver CEO Larry Smith unveiled plans for a new women's shelter during an event Oct. 17 with Archbishop Samuel Aquila and Denver Mayor Michael Hancock. The leaders announced the new Samaritan House Women's Shelter in northeast Denver. Through a partnership between the City and County of Denver and Catholic Charities, the shelter will oƒ er 150-beds and comprehensive ser- vices to help serve the growing number of homeless women in the community. Mayor Hancock said he's proud of their partnership. "This new Samaritan House Wom- en's Shelter is now part of that multi-fac- eted approach that we are taking to serve and care for the most vulnerable among us, especially women experi- encing homelessness," Mayor Hancock said. "So I'm very proud to stand shoul- der-to-shoulder with Catholic Charities and the Archdiocese and to see this new service become a reality." Catholic Charities purchased the building at 6240 E. Smith Road with the help of the city, which approved $1 million to assist in purchasing the $5 million project. The 32,000-square- foot building will include emergency and extended shelters. Smith said it's a privilege to serve women in need. "We are dedicating this facility to serve them," Smith said during the event. "As we say at Catholic Charities, we serve everyone—not because they're Catholic—but because we're Catholic. That's what we are called to do." From left to right, Councilman Chris Herndon, Archbishop Samuel Aquila, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and Catholic Charities CEO Larry Smith announced the new Samaritan House Women's Shelter during a press conference Oct. 17 in northeast Denver. PHOTO BY ANYA SEMENOFF | DENVER CATHOLIC New Samaritan Shelter FOR MORE INFORMATION i Visit https://ccdenver.org.