St Thomas More Catholic Parish & School Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time u October 13, 2019
“Ten were cleansed, were they not? Where are the other nine? Has none but this foreigner returned to give thanks to God?” Luke 17:17-18
What’s Inside: Seminarian’s Reflection Judaism to Catholicism Retired & Infirm Priests’ Collection SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2019 seminarian’s reflection God still surprises me. After being a seminarian for six years, I wish I could tell you that I fully expect God to be at work everyday in the lives of those he loves. However, I reluctantly admit that it still surprises me when, while busy minding my own business, God dumbfounds me with his action in my life. The most recent instance of this was on the STM Catholic eighth grade school retreat. The surprise came when, after sharing his testimony, Patrick Smith, our assistant principal, had a moment of inspiration. He challenged the students, “Think of one person in this class who you respect but aren’t very close to. What do you respect about them?” After a deliberation-filled pause, he then threw down the gauntlet: “Now tell that person!” Sitting in the back of the room, I instantly recoiled. Thoughts of, “This won’t work!” and “They’ll treat it as a joke!” sprung to my mind. Memories of my painfully self-conscious eighth grade self supported my skepticism. However, what happened next was truly inspiring. Many eighth graders instantly jumped to their feet and went straight to affirm their admiree. Before long, the room was a mob of affirmations, hugs, healing and many tears. Because they took the risk of being rejected in building up their peers, God could use this courage to work against the resentments, rivalries and cliques that we humans form in our brokenness. I was so moved. Many teachers told me the eighth grade class had a new closeness about it after that evening. This courage and vulnerability that the eighth graders showed is so important in the spiritual life. Ultimately, this is the courage and vulnerability that Jesus exhibited on the cross, giving everything for our salvation with no guarantee of us accepting. St. Paul imitates Christ’s love in today’s readings when he exclaims, “I bear with everything for the sake of those who are chosen, so that they too may obtain the salvation that is in Christ Jesus.” We, like Paul, are called to take risks and suffer out of love with no guarantee of success. This love takes many forms. Saying “I love you” first. Affirming our loved ones first. Bringing up conflicts. Giving so much and still not knowing if it will all work out. Following the Church when it seems to be anything but holy. Loving God and following His will when we have no idea where he is leading us. C.S. Lewis powerfully sums up this idea in his book The Four Loves, “To love at all is to be vulnerable. Love anything, and your heart will certainly be wrung and possibly be broken. If you want to make sure of keeping it intact, you must give your heart to no one, not even to an animal. Wrap it carefully round with hobbies and little luxuries; avoid all entanglements; lock it up safe in the casket or coffin of your selfishness. But in that casket — safe, dark, motionless, airless — it will change. It will not be broken; it will become unbreakable, impenetrable, irredeemable. The alternative to tragedy, or at least to the risk of tragedy, is damnation. The only place outside of Heaven where you can be perfectly safe from all the dangers and perturbations of love is Hell.” – Ryan Kent, Seminarian
Welcome to St. Thomas More! Sunday Masses: Saturday (Anticipatory): 4:00 & 5:30pm Go and make disciples Sunday: 7:00, 8:30 & 10:30am (incense); 12:30 (ASL) & 5:30pm (Youth) 8035 S Quebec St | Centennial, Colorado 80112 Daily Masses: Monday–Friday: 6:30 & 9:00am. Saturday: 7:30am 303.770.1155 | stthomasmore.org Confessions: Six days per week. Monday–Friday: 8:00am. Clergy Thursday: 6:30pm. Saturday: 2:30–3:30pm Pastor: Very Rev. Msgr. Thomas Fryar, V.F. Morning Prayer: Monday–Friday: 8:30am Parochial Vicars: Rev. John Ludanha, Rev. Rohan Miranda, O.C.D., Rev. Ivan Monteiro, O.C.D. Holy Hour for Vocations: Thursday: 6:30–7:30pm Deacons: Dcn. Bob Cropp, Dcn. George Morin, Dcn. Alan Rastrelli, M.D., Dcn. David Simonton, Dcn. Steve Stemper Perpetual Adoration: 24-hour Eucharistic Adoration in Adoration Dcn. George Brown (retired), Dcn. Tim Walsh (retired) Chapel. Contact: [email protected] or 303.220.3392. Parish Office 303.770.1155 | Hours: Monday–Friday: 8:00am–5:00pm Sacrament of Baptism: For baptisms, contact Jo Holt at [email protected] no less than one month prior to the Faith & Academic Formation baptism ceremony. Visit stthomasmore.org for more information. Office of Catechesis | 303.770.0531 | Fax: 720.529.0157 Sacrament of Matrimony: For weddings, contact Jodi Lieske at [email protected] no less than eight months prior to the STM Catholic School Office(Address: 7071 E Otero Ave) 303.770.0441 | stmcatholic.org wedding for marriage preparation information. Youth Ministry | 303.220.3388 | stthomasmore.org/youth Sacrament of the Sick: Contact the parish office at onset of illness. In case of death in the family, contact the parish office For the complete staff directory with contact information for all our immediately at 303.770.1155. For sacramental emergencies parish staff members, visit stthomasmore.org (under “About Us”). when the parish office is closed, call 303.698.1111.
2 TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME CHRIST our HOPE in every season
“Hold fast to the hope that lies before us. This we hope: not any god, but the God who has a human face and have as an anchor of the soul, sure and firm.” who has loved us to the end” (Pope Benedict XVI, Spe salvi 31). (Hebrews 6: 18–19) Christians know “they have a future: it is not that they know From the time we are knit together in our mothers’ wombs the details of what awaits them, but they know in general until we take our final breaths, each moment of our lives terms that their life will not end in emptiness” (SS 2). is a gift from God. While every season of life brings its own challenges and trials, each season also gives us new A woman experiencing a difficult pregnancy can find the opportunities to grow in our relationship with God. strength to welcome her precious child into the world. A man facing a terminal diagnosis can see that the end of his earthly Today the gift of life is threatened in countless ways. Those life is only the beginning of eternal life with Christ. who are most vulnerable, rather than receiving the protection they deserve, are all too often seen as a burden and as The Church teaches us that “the one who has hope lives expendable. As new attacks on human life continue to emerge, differently” (SS 2). Christ’s promise of salvation does not mean we can be tempted to despair, but Christ instead offers us that we will be spared from suffering. Rather, it ensures that unfailing hope. Hope is not false optimism or empty positivity. even in the darkest moments of our lives, we will be given the Christian hope is something much more profound and goes to strength to persevere. By virtue of this Christian hope, we can the very depths of our identity as followers of Christ. face any challenge or trial. When the seas of life swell and we are battered by the waves, hope allows us to remain anchored Hope is the virtue “by which we desire the kingdom of heaven in the heart of God. May we hold fast to Christ our hope, from and eternal life as our happiness, placing our trust in Christ’s the beginning of life to its very end. promises and relying not on our own strength, but on the help of the grace of the Holy Spirit” (CCC, 1817).
Like us, Christ entered the world through the womb of a Reprinted in honor of Respect Life Month from the USCCB’s woman. He willingly experienced the fullness of human annual Respect Life Program, a year-round, nationwide effort suffering. He breathed his last on the Cross at Calvary in order to help Catholics understand, value, and become engaged with that He might save us. Therefore, “God is the foundation of building a culture that cherishes every human life.
JUDAISM to CATHOLICISM: a conversion story All are invited to attend two presentations by Roy Schoeman at St. Thomas More. He will be speaking about his journey to Catholicism and the role of the Jewish faith in Salvation History.
Tuesday, October 15 in McCallin Hall
• Salvation is from the Jews at 9:30am • Judaism to Catholicism: A Conversion Story at 7:00pm This free event is sponsored by St. Thomas Aquinas Society.
Roy Schoeman was born and raised by Jewish parents who had fled Nazi Germany. He received a Jewish education, followed by a Bachelor of Science degree from MIT and an M.B.A. magna cum laude from Harvard Business School. While he was a Jewish Marketing Professor at the Harvard Business School, Roy received two supernatural experiences – one of Christ and one of the Blessed Virgin Mary. These resulted in an unanticipated and enthusiastic conversion to Catholicism.
He is the author of two best-selling books – Salvation is from the Jews: The Role of Judaism in Salvation History and Honey from the Rock: Sixteen Jews Find the Sweetness of Christ. Roy also hosts a weekly Catholic radio show on Radio Maria and has appeared many times on EWTN. Roy gives talks, missions and retreats throughout the United States and internationally.
For more information, contact John Cox at [email protected] or 303.571.0531 x1.
3 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2019 prayer
This Week’s Mass Intentions This Week’s Prayer Intentions
Sunday, October 13: Thursday, October 17: Pray for our ill parish members & relatives: Twenty-Eighth Sunday of 6:30am Agatha & John Pedro Chang Ordinary Time McMillan † 7:00am John Hamilton † 9:00am Sheila Storey Pray for our deceased parish members & relatives: 8:30am Cathy Stemper Friday, October 18: 10:30am Mass for the People of Jean Biek, Lydia Bonnette, James Gruber, Luz Pileggi, 6:30am Jacki McKinzie Ron Robinson, Jim Rosack, Chance Seivley, Saint Thomas More 9:00am Marilynn Glaviano † 12:30pm Jack A. Vickers † Mary Wiebesiek 5:30pm Holy Souls in Saturday, October 19: Purgatory † 7:30am Mary Marcuccilli † Due to the Privacy Act, only immediate family members may request 4:00pm Wolfgang Walter a name to be placed on the prayer list. Please call 303.770.1155. Monday, October 14: Raue † 6:30am Joe, Gertrude & 5:30pm Andrew & Susie Barbara Tscheschke † Glaviano † 9:00am Kim Martin Sunday, October 20: Tuesday, October 15: Twenty-Nineth Sunday of All Souls Day Novena 6:30am Anna Dooling † Ordinary Time 9:00am Ed & Victoria 7:00am Ariel Wyant Schuster † 8:30am Anthony Junta † All Souls Novena cards are available at (School Mass) 10:30am Mass for the People of all the church entrances. Wednesday, October 16: Saint Thomas More 6:30am Fr. Michael 12:30pm Jane Weber Please return the All Souls Day Gaitley, MIC 5:30pm Evelyn Perlinger † Remembrance envelopes in the 9:00am Fr. Gary Selin collection baskets, to the parish office or via mail by Monday, October 28, to have your loved ones remembered at all Novena Masses that begin on All White Mass and Conference Souls Day.
Learn about Denver Catholic Medical Association the connection between invites you to a White Mass, followed medicine, faith by a conference, “Reflections on Being Perpetual Adoration and ethics. a Catholic Physician: Model of the Church’s Social Teaching for Healthcare Professionals” by Sr. Mary Diana Dreger, “The best, the surest and most O.P., M.D. effective way of establishing peace on the face of the Earth is through Friday, October 18: the great power of the Perpetual 6:00pm at STM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.” – Pope Saint John Paul II Cost is $10 for dinner. Register at www. denver-cma.com. For more information Not ready to make a commitment to contact [email protected]. join our Adoration team? Visit our Adoration Chapel at anytime, on any day to experience the peace and joy of spending time with Our Lord. Please use the tablet in the foyer to sign in as For prayer requests, Daily readings a “Guest.” please visit our available on website or use our our website Questions? Contact adoration@ parish app. & parish app. stthomasmore.org or 720. 482.3595.
4 TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME faith
Defending the Faith Baptisms
Come to the In today’s climate, the Catholic Church We welcome first of our is a guiding light to living out morality. lecture series Defending the Discover the basic principle of how to Mila Erin Somerville Faith: Basic make good moral decisions despite Moral Principles living in an immoral world. who was recently baptized.
Thursday, October 17: 7:00–8:30pm in St. Francis Hall The speaker is John Cox, M.T.S, Director of Catechesis at STM. Questions? Please Welcome, New Parishioners! contact John at 303.571.0531 x1 or [email protected]. Karen Allen Thuy Nguyen Glenn Baux Allison Putman Larry Dubas J.P. Ritchie Trent Melsheimer Emilita Stark
Unplanned Movie Showing The families of: Mark Agcaoili David and Susan Hunter Unplanned is Join STM Youth Ministry and Respect Brian and Cathy Franklin John and Barbara Lusk a true story Life ministry for a showing of the movie about prayer, Todd and Melissa Goethals conversion, Unplanned, the incredible true story of hope and Abby Johnson, a former Planned the pro-life Parenthood clinic director who saw We are very glad you’re here! If you are a new member movement. something that changed everything. of our parish (or have been here awhile but have not yet registered), please register on our website at Monday, October 28 & stthomasmore.org, at our welcome desk in the Narthex or Sunday, November 10: in the Parish Office. 6:45pm in McCallin Hall Please note, this is a rated R movie for simulated graphic abortion scenes. All are welcome to attend, however this showing is recommended for students Grow in Your Faith in high school and adults. with FORMED RSVP to David Tschumper at youth@ stthomasmore.org 303.220.3388x1. Discover Catholic videos, movies, audio talks and more! These programs bring you the truth, beauty and meaning of the Catholic faith anytime and anywhere. Enjoy free unlimited access Questions of the Week to all of it: 1. Go to signup.formed.org Adult: Whose generosity do you tend 2. Select “St. Thomas More, to take for granted? How will you Centennial” change this? 3. Register with your name and email address Child: When have you failed to say 4. Check that email account for a link thank you? Why does this matter? to begin using FORMED
5 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2019 treasure
THANK YOU, Fathers! Winter Coat Drive Bring warmth to Please donate clean, gently-used Our priests have cared for us. those in need. winter coats to help our local homeless Now let’s care for them. population stay warm this winter. Now through Sunday, November 3: A special collection will be taken this weekend, Drop your donations off into the barrel Saturday & Sunday, October 12 & 13, during each located in the Information Cove. Mass to support our retired, aged and infirm priests Thank you for your generosity to our who have faithfully served our archdiocese. brothers and sisters! Your generous donation to the collection assists with Sponsored by Knights of Columbus the rising costs of medical care, housing and other 10205. necessary expenses for our senior priests, ensuring their financial needs are covered.
As a stewardship parish, typically in lieu of second collections, our Stewardship Committee approves a generous donation from our regular offertory on behalf of the parishioners of St. Thomas More. vocations However, for the upcoming Retired & Infirm Priests’ Collection, the Archdiocese of Denver has mandated Traveling Chalice that a special collection be taken.
Please make all checks payable to Praying for vocations this week: St. Thomas More with “Retired The Guzman Family Priests” in the memo line. To make your gift using Please consider signing up for one “Text-to-Give,” send a text of the available weeks in 2020. message with the $ amount Contact Karen Smoody at karens@ stthomasmore.org or 720.482.3594. of your donation to 720.619.8959. Thank you very Celebrating an Anniversary much for your generosity, Honoring the Roger & Bev Forster – 67 years beautiful vocation prayers & of marriage Len & Jennifer Abruzzo – 25 years support Happy anniversary! If you would like of our your anniversary to be published in the bulletin, please send an email to priests! [email protected] at least two weeks before your anniversary with your names, anniversary date and the number of years you will be celebrating.
6 TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME social
New Life – Senior Singles Pilgrimage to Rome
A social, spiritual Tuesday, October 15 4:00pm. Grow more in Register for an upcoming pilgrimage to group for single, love with our northern and central Italy! Register by widowed, Join us for Happy Hour at Outpost beautiful faith! divorced & Eatery (7431 Park Meadows Dr, Lone Saturday, November 16. Cost is $3,499 separated persons Tree). Contact: Helene C., 303.683.5238. per person, and includes air, hotel, tips and most meals. Wednesday, October 23 – 1:30pm. Come to Arts in the Afternoon – Monday, March 16 – Thursday, March “Motones vs. Jerseys” featuring an 26, 2020 afternoon of 60’s song and dance at the Lone Tree Arts Center (10075 For details, visit the Information Cove, Commons St) Cost is $36. Contact: Vicki or contact Kendra at 660.287.3724. T. 303.773.8410.
Men For All Seasons time &
All men are Experience friendship in the biggest welcome! men’s group in the parish. talent Friday, October 18: 6:20–7:20am in McCallin Hall New Altar Server Training We are using Scott Hahn’s series, “Genesis to Jesus: A Journey through Register soon, as Is your child interested in serving our Scripture.” Coffee and light breakfast space is limited. parish at mass? provided. For more information, please contact Dcn. Bob Cropp at rjcropp@ All boys and girls age 10 through high hotmail.com. school are invited to attend a workshop to become an altar server.
Thursday, October 17: 4:00–6:00pm in the church Join Us For the Mane Event! To register, contact Karen Smoody at [email protected] or “All are welcome All parishioners are invited to an 720.482.3594. to come and join in the evening evening of fun, delicious dinner, festivities!” entertainment and support for our – Monsignor Tom parish school!
Saturday, November 9: Time and Talent Fair Photos 6:00pm at Palazzo Verdi See photos taken by our own Dave Rich For details and tickets, visit aesbid. at the Time & Talent Fair and other STM org/elp/stm19. For parishioner tickets, events. click “Buy Tickets” button and select “STM Parishioner.” For questions, email Visit www.stthomasmore.org/event- [email protected]. photography.
7 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2019 youth: middle & high school
Middle School: Grades 6–8 High School: Grades 9–12
Monday, October 14: No Bible and Beyond Sunday, October 13: 6:45pm – Bible Study and Sack Dinner Tuesday, October 15: 6:00–8:00pm – Echofire Monday, October 14: 7:00–8:00pm – Boy Scouts Troop 770 7:00pm – Choir Practice (grades 8 & up) Tuesday, October 15: 7:00pm – Choir Practice (grades 8 & up) Thursday, October 17: 6:20pm – Thursday Night Football Watch Party Wednesday, October 16: 7:00pm – Breakaway 8:45pm – Core Team Meeting Friday, October 18: 6:00pm – Student Leadership Night Thursday, October 17: 6:20pm – Thursday Night Football Saturday, October 19: 9:30– 11:30am – Nursing Home Visit Watch Party Friday, October 18: 6:00pm – Student Leadership Night Sunday, October 20: 4:15pm – ASB 2020 Meeting Broncos Watch Party
Go Broncos! All Middle and High School Youth are invited join us to watch the Denver Journey to Life: Thrive Retreat Broncos take on the Kansas City Chiefs at Mile High for our Thursday Night Be challenged, High School Youth are invited to a life- Football watch party! make new friends and thrive in your changing weekend retreat experience. faith! Thursday, October 17: Friday–Sunday, November 1–3: in the Youth Center at St. Jude Catholic Church Youth Center (9405 W Florida Ave, Lakewood) Kickoff is at 6:20pm. This is a retreat to explore how each of Questions? Please contact Greg us relate to each other in light of the Johnson [email protected] or Scriptures, the Church and the life of 303-220-3388 x 2. Christ. Cost is $75. Covers two nights of lodging, five meals and a shirt. Please provide your own ride to and Peace Hut Repair from the retreat. Pick up a packing list and permission slip at the Youth Board Thank you so much to all of our youth in the narthex. who joined us for the Peace Huts repair weekend! Contact Cheyenne (cheyennes@ stthomasmore.org or 303-220-3388) We enjoyed the great outdoors, Dairy with questions. Queen and a fire pit. Over the course of the day, we repaired and re-roofed two of the beautiful Peace Huts in the very cool and very windy weather. Connect with Youth Ministry! They will be used for many of our future 303.220.3388 u stthomasmore.org/youth youth ministry retreats! facebook.com/stmyouth u flocknote.com/stmco
8 TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME our parish school
Week at a Glance Sixth Grade Outdoor Lab
Our parish school Tuesday, October 15: A few weeks ago, the STM Catholic is a community of faith, academic November Hot Lunch Ordering Closes sixth grade class had an opportunity excellence, service 9:00am – School Mass to attend the JPII Outdoor Lab at and virtues Annunciation Heights in Estes Park. Wednesday, October 16: In the spirit of St. John Paul II and Picture Re-take Day his encyclical, Fides et Ratio, the JPII Outdoor Lab offers programs that Friday, October 18: approach environmental science and STM Spirit Dress – Any STM Shirt and outdoor education from a Catholic jeans or uniform bottoms perspective. We had such an amazing time learning more about our faith and science. Our Consider our parish school for your trip included hiking, lessons on botany, child’s education! To learn more about ecology, animal survival and human our school for preschool through eighth survival. We were also able to attend grade or to schedule a personalized Mass, go to confession and adore the tour, visit stmcatholic.org or call Blessed Sacrament. Thank you so much 303.770.0441. to the JPII staff for a wonderful retreat!
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