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Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception 1535 Logan St. Denver, CO 80203 Telephone: 303-831-7010 - Fax: 303-831-9514
Website: www.denvercathedral.org Email: [email protected]
Archdiocese of Denver Website: www.archden.org
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BAPTISMS
Parents and Godparents are required to attend a class prior to baptism.
Pre-registration is required. If no one pre-registers, there will be no class.
FUNERALS
Please contact the office.
MARRIAGES
Call the office at least 9 months prior to the wedding to book the date.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
In the event of a serious illness or a medical emergency, call the
office.
HOMEBOUND MINISTRY
Please contact the office.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Please contact the office
RCIA/RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS
Brett Manero
MASS SCHEDULE
WEEKDAY MASSES: 7:00 AM, 12:10 PM, 5:30 PM
(Mondays at 3:00 PM 65+ Mass)
Saturday: 7:00AM
Anticipated Saturday: 4:30PM
SUNDAY: 8:30AM, 10:30AM, 12:30PM, & 6:30PM
VISITING HOURS
Weekday: 4:00—5:15pm, 6:15pm—7pm (except Tuesdays)
Sunday: 1:30pm—2:30pm and 7:30pm—8:00pm
Please call the office as special events or recordings may
require closing.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (Confessions)
Monday-Friday 11:00am—12:00pm, Saturday 3 PM – 4 PM
Or by appointment, please call the office and wait for a
confirmation call. You will need to wear a mask.
Cathedral Basilica Budget
Offertory Sept 21, 2020 - Sept 27, 2020 $7,529.00
Projected Total Deficit June 30, 2021: $446,000
Current fiscal year: $18,424 offertory shortfall
We also incurred $45,000 in damages from recent vandalism.
Please donate at www.denvercathedral.org Other Weekend Donations Poor Box-SVDP $712.00 Food Pantry $20.00
CATHEDRAL BASILICA OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION DENVER, CO
Please Remember The Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception in Your Will
ARCHBISHOP OF DENVER: Most Reverend Samuel J Aquila, STL
AUXILIARY BISHOP OF DENVER: Most Reverend Jorge Rodriguez
PASTOR AND RECTOR: Very Reverend Ronald W. Cattany
PAROCHIAL VICAR: Reverend Michael Rapp, S.S.L.
IN RESIDENCE: Reverend Andreas Hoeck
DEACONS: Deacon Robert Finan, Deacon Robert Rinne,
and Deacon Charles Goldburg
DIRECTOR OF WORSHIP: John Brooks
DIRECTOR OF SACRED MUSIC: Phil Bordeleau
PASTORAL ASSOCIATE: Brigid Demko
RCIA COORDINATOR: Brett Manero
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Luciane Urban
COORDINATOR OF COMMUNITY OUTREACH: Dave Martinez
MANAGERS OF FINANCE AND ASSETS: Elizabeth Odum & Joe Cavaleri
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: Linda Flores
BUILDINGS, GROUNDS, AND RECTORY OPERATIONS:
Sebastian Luke Oliver
MAINTENANCE AND GROUNDS: Jacob Harper
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MASS INTENTIONS
Sunday, October 4, 2020 8:30 AM Vianney Chae To † 10:30 AM Parishioners of the Cathedral Basilica 12:30 PM John Mersch † 6:30 PM Sir. Donald R. Bocast † Monday, October 5, 2020 7:00 AM Johnny Hentges 12:10 PM Special Intention 3:00 PM Pedro Gustavo Jimenez Consuelo J. 5:30 PM Sam Ochu † Tuesday, October 6, 2020 7:00 AM Fr. Richard Ryan, C.M. † 12:10 PM Collin Kostelecky † 5:30 PM Patricia Lachermeier † Wednesday, October 7, 2020 7:00 AM Rosemary Demko 12:10 PM For the Grace of Purity 5:30 PM Laura Uyesato† Thursday, October 8, 2020 7:00 AM Mary Ann Nightengale 12:10 PM Sam Ochu † 5:30 PM Anne Fowler & Family Friday, October 9, 2020 7:00 AM Maria Nguyen † 12:10 PM Helen Aht † 5:30 PM John & June Calichowski † Saturday, October 10, 2020 7:00 AM Donald Trump 4:30 PM Msgr. Thomas Fryar
Saint Aloysius Gonzaga, Pray for Us
SACRED LITURGY
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Religious Education classes for all grades will begin on Sunday, October 4. Classes
will be held in person, on Sunday mornings, at the Knights of Columbus Hall for safe distancing. Please call the
parish office or email [email protected] for
more information and to register your chil-dren.
You can call the parish office or e-mail us at [email protected]
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"Mary embraces us and unites us. Sometimes, and not on-
ly sometimes, the path becomes difficult. And in this mo-
ment of pandemic and numerous threats to health, of so
much fear, of so many needs, it is even more difficult. We
need the Mother to embrace us. This is how Our Lady
views us. We are all different, but She is a Mother and She
embraces us all.” —Pope Francis
In the Company of Pope Francis
FROM YOUR PASTOR
Mary is a MOTHER to all...especially in TIMES OF UNCERTAINTY...in the PANDEMIC...
How do we THANK her?
We can we THANK her through the GIFT OF THE HOLY ROSARY.
In the HOLY ROSARY , and its Beautiful Mysteries, we encounter the GREAT VIRTUES of Our Blessed Moth-er. Her OBEDIENCE to the Will of Our Heavenly Father at the Annunciation. Her HUMILITY in the Presence of the Lord in the Visitation. Her parental DUTIFULNESS when she is searching for the Young Jesus lost in the Temple. Her complete TRUST in Her Son at the Marriage Feast at Cana.
October is the Month of the HOLY ROSARY. By PRAYING THE HOLY ROSARY EVERYDAY in the month of OCTOBER, we can add SPECIAL INTENTIONS for those affected by the Pandemic Impacts, the Political Violence, and the Racial Injustice.
The Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary is celebrated on October 7th to honor the Blessed Virgin Mary in gratitude for the protection that she gives the Church in answer to the praying of the ROSARY by the Faithful. It was intro-duced by Pope Saint Pius V in 1571 to commemorate the Miraculous Victory of the Christian forces in the Battle of Lepanto. The Pope attributed more to the 'arms' of the ROSARY than to the power of the cannons and the val-or of the soldiers.
Our Blessed Mother had given the ROSARY as a Form of Prayer to Saint Dominic in 1208 as an aid in the con-flicts with the Albigensians. In 1569 Pope Saint Pius V officially approved the ROSARY in its present form. The ROSARY became an integral part of Prayer and Promulgation by the Dominicans.
Pope Leo XIII promoted the popular devotion to the Blessed Mother of praying the ROSARY beginning in 1883. Pope Pius XII referred to the ROSARY as a 'compendium of the entire Gospel' -- centered on the great events of the Incarnation and Redemption. Pope Saint John Paul II called the ROSARY his favorite prayer in which we 'meditate with Mary upon the mysteries which she as a mother meditated on in her heart.'
As you pray the HOLY ROSARY during UNCERTAIN PANDEMIC TIMES, remember the Words of Our Blessed Mother to Saint Juan Diego in 1531:
Listen. Put it into your heart, my smallest child, that the thing that frightened you, the thing that afflicted you is nothing: Do not let it disturb you… am I not here, I who am your Mother? Are you not under my shadow and pro-tection? Am I not the source of your joy? Are you not in the hollow of my mantle, in the crossing of my arms? Do you need something more?
I don't think so…
+May God Bless You and Keep You+
-Very Reverend Ronald W Cattany
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SACRED MUSIC
Please pray for all those who are sick or in need of our prayers:
Michael Boston, Lawrence Brooks, Douglas Campbell, Joann Coules, Andrew Emmer, Jeannie Harder, Ilse Hartman, Mallori Heeke, Andrea Helaine, Allie Kandt, John Krusinski, Lynn Lengyel, Kitty de Leon, Ethel Litzenberger, Dominic Martinez, Michelle Martino, Mitchell A. Moreno, Randy S. Moreno, Pam Pappas,
Melanie Parker, Jean Pierre, Andrew Pink, Phil Scardova, Jodi Steward, Claude Stieha, A.J. Stiffler, Ana Tejada, Linda Winkler, Chloe Young, Sheila Oliver, Ronald Arnold, Bill & Kim Agnew, Christina Hertz, James M.
Schmitt, Linda Basquez, Mary Figueroa, Shelley Carmosino, Susie Escareno, Ted Haner, Delfina Guzman, Mary Jo McHugh. Monique. Paul Nohara. Zachary Quick, Janet Robson, Juanita Driscoll, Sydney Brisbane, Marlene Bargas, Wener Hahn, Tami Vicars, Michael O. Machado, Joel Ray Asuncion, Patricia Capponi, Cliff Richard, Valeria Pacheco, Brady McHugh, Joseph Delaney, Margaret Harrison, Kimberly O’Brien, Father Daniel Sinn, Joe Ann O’Brien, Father MacEwen, Mr. & Mrs. Parish, Mary Ann Nightingale, Mike Lopez, Sheryl Ventura,
George Martin Helfer, Alfred Deldon Sr., Brenda Garrett, Basil Summers, Tina Alvarez, Nancy Clark, Bill Johns, Befus Brown, Peter Chavez, Ellen Trujillo, Dustin Clark, Roger Amani, Cheryl Ventura, Sister Miriam McLean,
Nancy Fox, Lauretta Proulex, Matthew Taylor, Holly Shess, Mary Jo McHugh, Rose Marie Bruno
Saint Cecilia, Pray for Us
PRAYER LISTS
Please pray for all those in our parish family who have died since Shelter in Place:
Mike Farley, Jossie Eyre, Tina Martinez, Jerry Priddy, Lou Jahde, Jessie Mangers, Kara O’Connor, Joe Vitale, Deacon Anthony Dudzic, Billy Bruce, Kathleen Davis, Bob Roach, Sam Ochu, Scott Collier, Gerald Cucio, Fr.
Joe Blanco, Josephine Malesich, Louisa Orduna, Maureen Rittenhause, Sammy Lopez, Randall Cook, Mike McBride, Peter James Chavez
Livestreamed Concerts at the Cathedral Basilica www.facebook.com/cbicdenver to watch
All concerts are free and open to the public. Your free-will donations fund this outreach.
Premieres This Sunday! Upcoming concert Even if you don’t have a Facebook account, you
can still watch our Livestreamed concerts!
Directions: When you go to www.facebook.com/cbicdenver, you will be prompted to Sign In. At the bottom of that pop-up box, however, there is a button that says Not Now. If you press Not Now, you will be able to explore all our Facebook con-tent. At the time of the concert, the livestream will be the first thing on our Newsfeed. Call the office if you have any questions!
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COMMUNITY OUTREACH Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Pray for Us
Monday-Friday we serve around 200-300 people each day in our breakfast sandwich
line, food pantry, soup and sandwich To-Go at St. Elizabeth of Hungary’s and Snacks on
the Hill.
Please donate to help us keep these outreach ministries operational.
Our St. Vincent de Paul Society helps ~12
households each month with rental and utili-ty assistance.
Thank you for your generosity.
Twenty-Seventh Sunday of Ordinary Time
There is a compelling documentary on Netflix right now. It’s called The Social Dilemma, I assume to stand in contrast to the 2010 movie The Social Network, which tells the story of Mark Zuckerberg and the founding of Facebook.
This docu-drama features some of the main architects of the most addicting features of Facebook, Google, Twitter and others. These creators admit their horror at what their creations have wrought: sky-high rates of depression and suicide, disinterest in everything one loved before, lethargy and sadness. These are all the markers of addiction, and it has to do with the dopamine delivery to the brain (and, so tragically often, the young brain) that sets up a higher and higher need to click, click, click.
I think of what is probably a global pandemic of internet addiction as I read St. Paul’s brilliant advice to the infant church at Philippi. If every person googling through their favorite internet sites would use Paul’s checklist before clicking deeper in, or, God forbid, sharing the link, the increasing anxiety of our society could be healed.
So, here’s the checklist. Is it true? There are ways to check before you head out to free the trafficked children held in the basement of the pizza parlor. Answer: untrue. Is it honorable? Any call to arms you read on the internet is certainly dishonorable. Is it just? Some-times social media educates us on justice issues, especially if they come from the Vatican or Catholic Charities. Is it pure? Lovely? Gracious? Ah, just thinking on those things raises endorphins and brings us to that peace which passes the understanding of those who troll the ‘net, hoping to devour our souls.
What rules do you have in your house about screen time?
Kathy McGovern©2020 www.thestoryandyou.com
Email [email protected]
Cost cov-ered by the Cathedral
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YOUNG ADULT & YOUNG FAMILY MINISTRIES Blessed Pier Giorgio Frasatti , Pray for Us
Holy Family, Pray for Us
Welcome! We invite you to check out our sports leagues, find a bible study or just stop by for dinner on Sunday evenings. Families always welcome! Find us on Facebook at Cathedral Young Adult and Young Adult Families or feel free to contact our Young Adult Coordinator, Georgie Messing at [email protected]
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JULIA GREELEY GUILD Servant of God, Julia Greeley, Pray for Us
PRAYER THROUGH THE INTERCESSION OF THE SERVANT OF GOD JULIA GREELEY
Denver’s Model of Mercy
Heavenly Father, your servant Julia Greeley dedicated her life to honoring the Sacred Heart of your son and to the
humble service of the poor.
Grant me a generous heart like your Son’s, and if it be in accordance with your holy will, please grant this favor I
now ask through Julia’s intercession. I pray this through Christ Our Lord. Amen.
-Archbishop Samuel J Aquila
As part of her Cause for Canonization, Julia’s mortal remains were transferred to Denver’s Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Concep-
tion on June 7, 2017.
For more information on Julia’s life and her im-pact on Denver, head to
juliagreeley.org
JULIA’S CANOE
During her life in Denver, Julia once responded to a request for prayers by saying, “I’ll put you in my ca-
noe with everyone else that I pray for”. Send your prayer intentions to [email protected] We Pray for the Intentions in Julia’s Canoe during special
Masses scheduled:
October 15th @ 5:30 pm November 12th @ 5:30 pm December 17th @ 5:30 pm
JULIA GREELEY BOOK FOR SALE
The Julia Greeley Guild is selling the book Julia Gree-ley: Denver’s Angel of Charity, written and illustrated by the 2018-2019 Annunciation Catholic School 5th Grade Class, as a fundraiser. The cost of the book is
$15.00, and monies raised will assist in the process of the Canonization of Servant of God Julia Greeley. For additional information or to order a book, please con-tact Mary Leisring at the Cathedral Basilica 303-831-
7010 or email [email protected].
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SPIRITUAL FORMATION Saint Philip Neri, Pray for Us
Saint of the Week
Saint Bruno
This saint has the honor of having founded a religious order which, as the saying goes, has never had to be reformed because it was never deformed. No doubt both the founder and the mem-bers would reject such high praise, but it is an indication of the saint’s intense love of a peni-tential life in solitude.
Bruno was born in Co-logne, Germany, be-came a famous teacher at Rheims, and was appointed chancellor of the archdiocese at the age of 45. He sup-ported Pope Gregory VII in his fight against the decadence of the clergy, and took part in the removal of his own scandalous archbishop, Manasses. Bruno suffered the plundering of his house for his pains.
He had a dream of living in solitude and prayer, and persuaded a few friends to join him in a hermitage. After a while he felt the place unsuitable and through a friend, was given some land which was to become famous for his foundation “in the Chartreuse”—from which comes the word Carthusians. The climate, desert, mountainous terrain, and inaccessibility guar-anteed silence, poverty, and small numbers.
Bruno and his friends built an oratory with small individual cells at a distance from each other. They met for Matins and Vespers each day and spent the rest of the time in solitude, eating together only on great feasts. Their chief work was cop-ying manuscripts.
Hearing of Bruno’s holiness, the pope called for his assistance in Rome. When the pope had to flee Rome, Bruno pulled up stakes again, and after refusing a bishopric, spent his last years in the wilderness of Calabria.
Bruno was never formally canonized, because the Carthusians were averse to all occasions of publicity. However, Pope Clement X extended his feast to the whole Church in 1674.
Monday through Friday, our volunteers give out
20-30 bags of food each day at our food pantry.
Each bag of food includes a tuna lunch, chicken
noodle soup, chili, peanut butter, peaches, a bot-
tle of water, a can of V8, a sleeve of saltines and
a granola bar. Each bag costs us about $8.00.
These bags are accessible for anyone in need. We
serve our neighbors experiencing homelessness
and neighbors experiencing food insecurity.
For $40 a week, you could help us feed a brother
or sister in need.
Thank you for your generosity.
RCIA classes have begun! Join us on Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:30pm at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Email [email protected] for more info!
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Leave a Legacy
Creating a will is one of the most important ways to record and remember what matters most to you—personally, financially and spiritually. It is an opportunity to make perhaps the most significant charitable
gifts of your lifetime to strengthen our parish and the Catholic Community. We are so grateful to the many who have gone before us and those who have chosen to remember us in their wills.Our parish partners with The Catholic Foundation to provide for our future financial needs. Please consider making a gift or designating a bequest in your will for our fund at The Catholic Foundation. To learn more, please contact Jean Finegan at The Catholic Foundation at 303.867.0613.
MORE THAN YOU REALIZE Denver and Beyond
Pray Your Way Through the Day With the Cathedral Basilica Online
7am Mass livestream on Facebook 10am Spiritual Communion Prayer 12pm The Angelus 3pm Divine Mercy Chaplet 6pm Immaculate Conception Novena
Find all of these prayers and para-liturgies on our YouTube by going to www.denvercathedral.org and click-ing on the YouTube icon on the left side of the Home Page
MEDITATIONS Also Include:
Youtube.com/cathedralbasilicaoftheImmaculateConception
This weekend, all parishioners within the Archdiocese of Denver are uniting in their support of the
2020 Archbishop’s Catholic Ap-peal. When determining your level of charity, recall
the words of Saint Peter, “As each one has received a
gift, use it to serve one another...” (1 Peter 4:10) Thank you for your dona-
tion. www.archden.org/givetoday
CHECK OUT THE VIDEO!
