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20 MARCH 11-24, 2017 | DENVER CATHOLIC In Brief Classifi eds TV MASS FOR THE HOMEBOUND COLORADO PUBLIC TELEVISION, CPT12 SUNDAY, MARCH 12 6:30 a.m. English, to be announced 7:00 a.m. Spanish, Msgr. Jorge de los Santos SUNDAY, MARCH 19 6:30 a.m. English, Fr. Sam Morehead 7:00 a.m. Spanish, Fr. Erik Vigil SUNDAY, MARCH 26 6:30 a.m. English, Fr. Ron Cattany 7:00 a.m. Spanish, Fr. Alvaro Panqueva SUNDAY, APRIL 2 6:30 a.m. English, Fr. Scott Bailey 7:00 a.m. Spanish, Bishop Jorge Rodriguez The future of the Church on full display at academic decathlon On Saturday, March 4, students representing 15 di' erent schools of the Archdiocese of Denver put their academic knowledge to the test at the seventh annual academic decathlon. It was a wonderful testament to the bright minds that fi ll Denver's Catholic schools; minds that make up the future of the Church. Decathletes in the sixth through eighth grade competed fi ercely in categories such as fi ne arts, literature, religion and science, and each team performed admirably. In the end, St. Thomas More fi nished fi rst, followed closely by St. Mary of Little- ton, but every single school represented and every single student who participated were still winners. St. Thomas More will represent the Archdiocese of Denver at the national decathlon in Sacramento, Calif., April 1; keep them in your prayers! PHOTO BY ANDREW WRIGHT | DENVER CATHOLIC Pro-life Colorado Radio event raises nearly $50K From Feb. 21 – 24, KRCM 1060 AM, better known as the Catholic Radio Network, held their fi rst Pro-life Colorado live call-in event. The event boasted an impressive lineup of on-air guests made up of both clergy and laypeople. The guests discussed current topics and movements within the pro-life commu- nity, and raised nearly $50,000, which will go toward funding the ministry of the network. After serving for 40 years as busi- ness manager to Holy Family Parish, Carolyn Lutito is retiring with much appreciation from the parish family. Lutito has grown with the church and knows the parishioners well, attending to their pastoral needs in assistance to Father Marty Lally, pastor. "She's the glue that's held us together, a constant through all the transitions," Father Lally said. "She's an institutional memory." Thank you for your service to the archdiocese, Carolyn, and may God bless you richly! PHOTO PROVIDED Longtime business manager for Holy Family Parish retires Carolyn Lutito Podcasting priests make a splash in LA Denver's own Catholic StuŽ You Should Know podcasting power duo, Father Nathan Goebel, pastor of St. Joan of Arc, and Father Michael O'Loughlin, pastor at Holy Protection Byz- antine Catholic Church, made a splash at the Los Angeles Religious Education Congress last month. Not only were they invited to podcast from the venue itself, they also made an impressive guest appearance on Bishop Robert Barron's live podcast of his Word on Fire show, where they asked a ques- tion about, and regular listen- ers will recognize this name, Swiss theologian Hans Urs von Balthasar. You made Denver proud, padres.