ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC CHURCH (719)598-3595 ● 6455 Brook Park Drive Springs, CO 80918 ● stpatscs.org

MASS PENANCE Saturday Vigil 4:30pm Sunday Saturday Sunday 7:45am, 9:30am, Before Masses 8:30-9:30am 11:30am, 5:00pm Third Thursday 3:00-4:00pm Tuesday-Friday 7:00am 6:00-7:00pm Saturday 8:00am And anytime with a priest in the office. October 25th, 2020 P ASTOR ’ S C ORNER P ASTORAL T EAM

Everyday Stewardship: Should I Stay or Unless otherwise noted, e-mail is Should I Go? 1st initial & last [email protected] Ex: Mike Wolf = [email protected] Parish office 719-598-3595 “We can even become immobilized by indecisiveness and fear about making the Pastor wrong move or choosing the incorrect path. I Rev. Francisco J. Quezada x119 think of the song, Should I Stay, or Should I [email protected] Go, as a mantra for many times in my life. Deacons Should I stay in this house, this job, or this Jim Bachta x107 Dick Brown x103 car? Should I go here or there? When those Matt Kasper x144 times of decision surface, I usually turn to my Donbosco Le x142 wife, my friends, or even my children. Talking Steve Prebeck x102 it out can help, and their perspectives give me more data to consider. When I lean on Business Administrator Mike Wolf x143 others to help me make a decision, it helps Executive Assistant to the Pastor me become more confident in my choices. Summer Joy LaMay x140 Discerning the will of God is not easy either. Admin. Asst./Safe Environment/ Rarely do we understand God’s calling clearly Media Coordinator at first. God’s calling is always more easily Marie Nicole Strahan x111 discerned within a community of faithful Accounting disciples. Our stewardship way of life can Marlene Kniesche x116 suffer greatly if we refuse to allow others to Director of Parish Liturgy assist us in the process of discernment. What Patty Henderson x146 gifts or talents are needed for the task at Director of Sacred Music hand? Where do I fit best into God’s plan? Brett Patterson x115 Where is God leading me? No one should Coordinator of Youth Catechesis Jackie Lon-Staton x105 have to decide the answers to these [email protected] questions alone. We need to always lean on Director of Children’s Catechesis and the the Body of Christ to help us see the path Catechumenate that God has laid before us. Without a little Andrew Koumis x108 help along the journey, over time we might Director of Facilities find ourselves stuck in the same place where Israel Salazar x141 we started.” Stephen Ministry Ann Christensen x118 – Tracy Earl Welliver©LPi Pastoral Care to the Sick Sharon Pierson & Nona Stuber x113

To submit bulletin information: email Summer Joy LaMay at [email protected] with “Bulletin” in the subject line by Monday at 12pm. To submit Mass announcements: email Patty Henderson at [email protected] with “Mass Announcement” in the subject line by Wednesday at 10am. Thank you!

2 S TEWARDSHIP

This Week’s Tithe: $750.00 to Project Angel Heart

Project Angel Heart improves health and well-being for people with life-threatening illnesses by preparing and delivering medically tailored meals and promoting the power of food as medicine.

Our community is healthier, happier, and stronger because nutritious food is valued as a key component of health and available to all who need it.

Volunteers package and deliver each meal, free of charge, to neighbors living with cancer, kidney/heart/lung disease, and other illnesses. In 2019, they prepared and delivered nearly 500,000 nutritious meals to 3,000 critically ill neighbors in and Colorado Springs.

The results? Improved health and well-being for those in need. Project Angel Heart’s meal recipients report better health, less stress, and more energy. They are better able to afford their health care and adhere to their prescribed health care regimen; and it’s easier for them to live independently in their homes. Groundbreaking research also shows that many Project Angel Heart meal recipients have lower health care costs and hospital readmission rates.

Offertory for October 18, 2020: Returning God’s Gifts— St. Patrick Church:

Mass Offertory $11,301.00 Goal $200,412.00 Online Offertory $7,728.00 Total Pledged $159,134.07 Total $19,029.00 Total Paid $146,751.17 % of Goal Pledged 79.40%

“Let us touch the dying, the poor, the lonely and the unwanted according to the graces we have received and let us not be ashamed or slow to do the humble work.” St. Teresa of Calcutta

3 L ITURGY & S ACRAMENTS

MASS INTENTIONS SACRAMENTS Saturday, October 24 8:00am for: Patrick Gonzales (+) BAPTISM—INFANTS (AGES 0-6) by: The Divine Mercy Prayer Group Call to register for the next baptismal preparation class. 4:30pm for: Jolene Gonzales (+) by: The Stevens Family BAPTISM—ADULTS (AGES 7 & UP) Andrew Koumis Sunday, October 25 [email protected] 7:45am for: William Hullinger (+) by: Thomas Whelan FIRST COMMUNION Andrew Koumis 9:30am for: Jameson Cornett (SI) [email protected] by: Rose Sander CONFIRMATION 11:30am for: Edna Scanlan (+) Jackie Lon Staton by: Mike and Barb Caracillo [email protected]

5:00pm for: For the People of St. Patrick HOLY ORDERS by: Rev. FJ Quezada Rev. Francisco J. Quezada [email protected] Tuesday, October 27 for: Mary and Bryson Ware (+) MATRIMONY by: Mert Ware Dn. Dick Brown [email protected] Wednesday, October 28 for: Charlotte Kutta (+) ANOINTING OF THE SICK by: Sharon Keas Rev. Francisco J. Quezada [email protected] Thursday, October 29 7:00am for: Patricia A. Pfenninger (+) FUNERALS by: Larry and Glen Pfenninger Patty Henderson

Friday, October 30 [email protected] for: Dora and Al Keuhlen (+) by: The Kids

Saturday, October 31 8:00am for: Elizabeth Rumschlag (+) by: The Green Family IN NEED OF PRAYER Carmela Fogel, Nancy Larson, Jean O’Bryan, 4:30pm for: Judy Oerter (+) Bob Schmidt, Donna & John Bunck, Les & by: Richard and Marilyn Oerter Shirley Munhollon, Kay & Paul Turner, Larry Sunday, November 1 Linnenburger, Sr. Marlou Ricke, Hayzen 7:45am for: James and Mark Cave (+) Bischoff, Cindy Ware, Mary Dugenske, Hanna by: Lois Cave Finlayson, Fr. Dana Christensen, Renato del 9:30am for: Our National Election and Faithful Mundo, Rita Kropp, Mary Saar, Joe Solms, Citizenship Frank Peck, Margaret Hall, Betty Mayer, Barb by: An American Patriot Souba, Jack Thompson, Jason, Steve & Jane 11:30am for: For the People of St. Patrick Gabriel, Norberto Arroyopabon, Sally Wilson, by: Rev. FJ Quezada Jenifer Spice, Ryan Mascarenhas, Gary Beres, 5:00pm for: Chi Won, Matthew, and Christina Mert Ware, Lyn Rose, Craig Wizniewski, Kearney (SI) Jameson Cornett, Leann Steffans, Joe Burns. by: The Kearney Family 4 CALENDAR FOR THIS WEEK Please follow diocesan protocols for social distancing and face coverings at Mass and in Adoration.

Sunday Thursday Sacrament of Penance before each Mass 6:30am Rosary 7:45am Mass 7:00am Mass 9:30am Mass 7:30am Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 10:30am RCIA 9:00am Office Open 11:30am Mass 10:00am English as a Second Language 1:00pm Elementary Classes 5:00pm Office Closes 3:30pm Middle School Classes 6:30pm Vespers and Benediction 5:00pm Mass 6:15pm High School Classes Friday 6:30am Rosary Monday 7:00am Mass 7:30am Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 7:30am Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 9:00am Office Open 9:00am Office Open 5:00pm Office Closes 3:30pm Drive-Up Food Pantry 6:45pm Benediction 5:00pm Office Closes 6:45pm Benediction Tuesday 6:30am Rosary Saturday 7:00am Mass 8:00am Mass 7:30am Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 8:30am Adoration & Sacrament of Penance 9:00am Office Open 3:00pm Sacrament of Penance 10:00am 60+ At Risk Communion Service 4:00pm Rosary led by Knights of Columbus 10:00am English as a Second Language 4:30pm Mass with Celebration of 5:00pm Office Closes Beatification of Fr. Michael McGivney 6:45pm Benediction Sunday Wednesday Sacrament of Penance before each Mass 6:30am Rosary 7:45am Mass 7:00am Mass 9:30am Mass 7:30am Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 10:30am RCIA 9:00am Office Open 11:30am Mass 3:00pm Divine Mercy Devotions 5:00pm Mass 5:00pm Office Closes 6:45pm Benediction

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Roses for Life - Thank You St. Patrick Parishioners! Your Sacrifice and Generosity raised approximately $2700 for Pikes Peak Citizens for Life. 100% of your donation will be used by this 100% volunteer organization to support their work with outreach efforts on behalf of women and the unborn in our community.

Frequently Asked Questions on Proposition 115 to End Late-Term (New Q’s Each Week)

How are late performed and are they “humane”? There are many different abortion techniques and remarkable procedure variability among physicians performing late-term abortions. This reflects the lack of consensus in the abortion community.

In more candid moments, even abortion advocates sometimes characterize late abortion procedures on human fetuses as “morally abhorrent”. It is a form of intimate human violence which is unparalleled in medicine. The only reason that it persists is that the violence is hidden within the confines of the uterus. When the mother (and the broader public) are shielded from the reality of the carnage that is being inflicted on the human fetus, it is easier to rationalize its utility. Since there are no studies on the pain associated with late fetal abortion, to regard this as a painless, humane procedure is either wishful thinking or horribly misguided.

What is the risk to the woman undergoing a late abortion? First of all is the risk of an unregulated clinic. Out-patient surgeries are normally performed in highly regulated and supervised out-patient surgical clinics. No such regulations or supervision pertains to Colorado abortion clinics. This compounds the risk to Colorado women through late-term abortion.

Second, while it is known that late abortion is associated with significant morbidity and mortality of women, the precise risk cannot be reliably gleaned from the CDC or state databases because there is no mandatory reporting for number of abortions, indications for abortions or complications from abortions in the United States. The system is voluntary and physicians are reluctant to disclose serious complications (including death). In Denmark, a country with linked birth, pregnancy, abortion and death registries, the mortality associated with late abortion (over 12 weeks) was far worse than US surveillance data would suggest and places it in a league with neurosurgery and abdominal surgery.

One widely-cited study from UCSF reported complications which occurred in second trimester abortions included cervical laceration, hemorrhage, uterine atony, anesthesia complications, disseminated intravascular coagulation, and retained products of conception. Major life-threatening complications also occurred (including complications requiring hospitalization, transfusion, or further surgical intervention).

Colorado Statistics: To obtain Colorado-specific abortion data is extremely difficult. The Colorado Department of Health (CDPHE) collects an (admittedly) incomplete survey of abortion providers (since it is anonymous, not mandated, and there is no enforcement mechanism). Without proper oversight of abortion clinics in Colorado (other than low-bar licensing requirements for their nursing/physician employees), there is substantial risk that maiming and death of affected women may go unreported.

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The Gosnell grand jury report in Pennsylvania should serve as a sober reminder that assuming major injuries and deaths from abortion are reported to and acted upon by civil authorities or medical boards is extremely naïve (viewing of Gosnell, the movie, highly recommended – copy in the library and available thru [email protected]).

Are there other effects of Late Abortion? One of the least controversial adverse effects of late abortion (and multiple abortions) is the increased incidence of preterm birth in subsequent pregnancies. Preterm birth and low birth weight infants are known drivers of infant mortality. Since late abortion (and multiple abortions) are more prevalent in the black community, the observed 2.2 times higher infant mortality may be partly related to abortion. Recently, preterm birth and early term birth have been suggested as independent risk factors for mortality in women. Thus, late abortion may not only impact the life of subsequent children but also have a negative impact on a woman’s health.

We know that abortion is a marker for increased mental health disorders, particularly depression. We also know that abortions can be complicated by mental health illness. No follow up care is provided to women after an abortion. They are left to deal with physical, emotional, and psychological effects entirely without the aid of the physician or the performing the procedure.

Is Prop 115 a backdoor ban on abortion? Prop 115 prohibits abortion after 22 weeks gestation when all Coloradans can easily recognize the humanity of the developing fetus. It does not change the law before 22 weeks. There is no hidden agenda. The proponents of 115 simply are codifying the consensus on late term abortion in Colorado. Women who would choose abortion for any reason (including rape, incest, and fetal anomaly) will continue to be able to exercise that choice for over 5 months.

Opponents of Prop 115 can’t have it both ways. On the one hand they say late term abortion is so rare, abortion law should not change. On the other hand, they say if late term abortion is banned, it is tantamount to a ban on all abortion, so abortion law should not change. They are talking out of both sides of their mouths in a desperate attempt to maintain the status quo – abortion, any time, for any reason, until birth.

40 Days for Life Closing Event “Pajama Party”

Wear Your Favorite PJ’s! (Not required) Bring Baby PJ’s to Donate to the Life Steps Program! (Biggest need: Sizes 18-24 month Winter PJ’s, especially Boys PJ’s)

Hear the Miracles of the Fall 40 Days for Life Effort! Who Receives the FUN 40 Days Sidewalk Awards?

Sunday, November 1, 4:30-5:30 pm Outside the Westside Pregnancy Center 3925 Centennial Blvd.

If you can’t attend, Join our Livestream Event on Facebook—in your PJ’s, of course! https://www.facebook.com/groups/174331476038822

7 Serving the Poor

Reaching out to the poor in our community is the responsibility of each of us and important role of our church. The holiday season in November and December provides many opportunities for us to do this.

Holiday Christmas Food Baskets Giving Tree Thanksgiving is just four weeks away. The This ministry provides a great opportunity parish will provide food baskets for people to provide clothing and toys to children in in our community who might otherwise our community who might otherwise have have trouble providing a fine dinner for no gifts under the tree on Christmas their families. If you know someone who morning. could benefit from this ministry, have them see Marie Nicole at the parish office by We receive names of children from Friday, 13 November. parishioners, local schools, the St Vincent DePaul Society, and others. If you know We count on the generosity of you --our someone who could benefit from this parishioners--for donations of non- ministry, have them see Marie Nicole at the perishable groceries, as well as monetary parish office by Friday, November 6. donations for the Thanksgiving dinner. Here is a list of items you can purchase and The Giving Tree will be up in the gathering donate for the Thanksgiving food baskets. space before Thanksgiving and covered with Please bring these items to the church by tags identifying specific gifts for specific November 15: children. Take a tag, purchase the gift, and place it (wrapped, please) back under the 1 Plastic Jar of Jelly Giving Tree by Sunday, December 6. 1 Plastic Jar of Peanut Butter (Tape the tag to the present.) 2 Lbs. of Pasta 2 Small Cans of Pasta Sauce If you are unable to do the shopping, cash 2 Cans of Peaches, Pears, or Fruit Cocktail donations are also welcome--we have 4 Cans of Tuna Fish volunteers who can shop for you. 4 Cans of Soup 4 Cans of Vegetables These ministries offer wonderful 1 Small Box of Cereal/Oatmeal opportunities for us to assist the less 1 Small Canned Meat (non-refrigerated) fortunate in our community, especially this 1 Can of Cranberry Sauce or Jelly year when so many people are facing the challenges presented by the COVID-19 Please, NO glass Jars or perishable items. pandemic. Please double-bag the items. Thank you for your generosity and Drop off donations outside the parish office God bless you! on the designated carts.

8 Around St. Patrick

Knights of Columbus: Beatification heroic virtue. of our Knights of Columbus Founding Father Michael J. McGivney will be In May 2020, Pope Francis approved a miracle held on Oct 31, 2020. St. Patrick’s attributed to Father McGivney, putting him one Council 9993 will celebrate his step closer to sainthood. The Knights of Beatification at the 4:30 pm mass with a Columbus’ founder is recognized as having Corporate Communion assisted by the Honor miraculously interceded on behalf of Mikey Guard. Schachle, the son of Michelle and Daniel Schachle, a Knights of Columbus insurance Father Michael J. McGivney, the founder of the agent in Tennessee. Before Mikey was born, he Knights of Columbus, was born Aug. 12, 1852 was diagnosed with Down syndrome as well as and died Aug. 14, 1890, two days after his 38th a rare condition that doctors said would “take birthday. He founded the Knights of Columbus his life shortly after birth.” After his parents and to provide financial support for widows and others began praying through Father orphans and to keep Catholic men and their McGivney’s intercession, Mikey was cured, and families close to their faith at a time of his parents named him Michael McGivney widespread anti-Catholic bigotry. Schachle. He is now 5 years old.

The young priest designed a way to strengthen Please join us on Oct 31 at 4:30 pm to celebrate the Catholic faith of men and their families his Beatification. while providing financial protection when they suffered the death of the breadwinner. He well Stephen Ministry offers trained lay people to knew that keeping families together assisted walk with you through difficult times. For more both temporal and spiritual needs. At the time, information please contact Ann at 719-360- without means of financial support, families 3524. were often split up, threatening both the integrity of the family and (depending on the Food Pantry: Our pantry offers drive through destination of the various family members) food pick up on Fridays from 3:30–4:30pm their faith as well. His new fraternity was during this pandemic. This is for ANYONE designed to provide Catholic men with an needing food assistance. Please inform your alternative to anti-Catholic secret societies that friends & neighbors in need of this service! offered social and employment advancement We are in need of paper grocery bags! but drew them away from the faith. St. Vincent de Paul: St. Patrick has increased The Order’s original principles were unity and our Emergency Fund allocation to St. Vincent charity. “Unity in order to gain strength to be de Paul to assist our parishioners & those charitable to each other in benevolence whilst referred to us during this time of need. Please we live and in bestowing financial aid to those call 598-3595x117 for assistance. whom we have to mourn,” Father McGivney wrote. Principles of fraternity and patriotism Eucharistic Adoration: “In a world where were added later. Knights were led by their there is so much noise, so much bewilderment, founder to take on the many challenges facing there is a need for silent adoration of Jesus Catholic family life (poverty, early death, secret concealed in the Host. Be assiduous in the societies, anti-Catholicism) with the flexibility to prayer of adoration and teach it to the faithful. take on other duties in the future. With a vision It is a source of comfort and light, particularly for growth, he asked the pastors in Connecticut to those who are suffering.” Pope Benedict XVI to kindly help “in the formation of a council in To find out more about Eucharistic Adoration your parish.” or to volunteer as a regular adorer, contact Anne French at [email protected]. On March 15, 2008, Father McGivney was Our Lady of Knock, pray for us! declared a Venerable Servant of God in a decree by Pope Benedict XVI that confirms his 9 A ROUND THE D IOCESE The Colorado Springs Order of Malta Client Services Intake Volunteers will sponsor The First Saturday Devotions to needed! Mary every first Saturday of the month at Shifts 10:30 am to 1 pm Volunteers needed St. Peter Catholic Church in Monument for Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays. beginning Saturday November 7. The Rosary will be prayed at 8:40am with Mass Duties include greeting guests, providing at 9am celebrated by a Chaplain of the basic service information and creating ID Order of Malta. All parishioners in the cards. For more information contact diocese are invited to attend. During these [email protected] or 719-866 most troubled times in our country, Prayer, -6559. Fasting and Penance are our recommended weapons against evil. Please read the Marian House Kitchen Volunteers October 16th issue of the Catholic Herald for further information. needed! As Catholic Charities transitions meal Inferno Men’s Conference 2020: services to focus more on working poor and Come join popular national circuit speakers vulnerable families, seniors, and people Chris Stefanick and Father Nathan Cromly with disabilities, it was the right time to for the 3rd annual Inferno Men's drop soup from our name. So for now, we Conference at the outdoor Ponderosa Conference Center just north of Colorado will be known as the Marian House Kitchen. Springs! A brutal year like 2020 calls for a RUGGED, gritty, outdoor men's conference Shifts Monday through Sunday, 7 am to by the fire that strikes at the heart of a 9:45 am food prep, 9:45 am.to 1:15 pm food man's mission to family and community! Dig service or a full day option of 7 am to 1:15 out your boots and flannel and come ready pm For more information call the Volunteer for a "RUGGED" day with The Lord. Office Help Desk at (719) 866-6559 or email:

Given current affairs, registration is limited [email protected] or visit to 175 men which is sure to sell out quickly - www.ccharitiescc.org/donate/volunteer/ - making this a smaller, more personal and powerful encounter with top-notch speakers! Citizenship Classes: Online individual tutoring sessions offered in October and Where: Outdoor Ponderosa Conference November. A 12 session class begins Center 15235 S Furrow Rd, 80118 January 2021. Cost $40 for tutoring (book When: Saturday, November 7th @9am-6pm Register Soon (limited to first 175 men): included). To register for Citizenship classes http://conference.infernomen.com go to: https://www.ccharitiescc.org/sign-up- for-esl-classes/ Enter "Citizenship" in Free Online Intro to Childbirth Class: additional comments or call: 719-866-6516. October 8 or December 10, 1:00pm to 3:30pm. Taught by a registered nurse, the Colorado Springs Pregnancy Center offers course is designed to answer questions FREE pregnancy tests & education. Know about labor and delivery for expectant your options with confidential & parents. For more information or to compassionate support. Call 719-591-2724 or visits www.cspregnancycenter.com. register, call 719-309-2968.

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