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title: Mission Link | Final Opportunity for OCIA Feedback 📝
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| View in browser Missed a Mission Link? Check out the archive! In This Email...   Prayer Requests Action  Final Opportunity for OCIA Feedback RSVP “Angel” from Heaven: The Mission of Catherine of Siena Full of Grace: The History, Development, and Scriptural Roots of the Marian Dogmas 🙏 PRAYER REQUESTS As the body of Christ, we "rejoice with those who rejoice; mourn with those who mourn" (Romans 12:15). We invite you to share a prayer request for yourself, your loved ones, or anyone in need of prayer to be included in next Monday's Mission Link e-newsletter. Requests submitted by Wednesdays at noon will be included in the following Monday's e-newsletter.   CLICK TO SUBMIT A PRAYER REQUEST This Week's Prayer Requests Please join us in prayer for: The eternal life of the requester's brother, Alfredo Soto, who passed away of a heart attack. The requester's husband who is struggling with severe depression. Deacon Greg Reynolds, who is suffering from whiplash and a concussion. ☑️ ACTION Final Opportunity for OCIA Feedback The window for providing your input in the process of finalizing what formation will be required during the catechumenate is quickly closing. The deadline for providing input is April 5th.   Below, you'll find both the draft of the "Outline of Essential Formation in the Catechumenate" and the direct link to the form in which to submit your feedback.   DOWNLOAD THE DRAFT SUBMIT YOUR FEEDBACK 🗓️ RSVP “Angel” from Heaven: The Mission of Catherine of Siena This is the story of a young girl called by God to transform the Church and the world. Blessed Raymond of Capua, her biographer, called her an "angel" sent from Heaven. Join Daniel Campbell in an online lecture for this inspiring look at Saint Catherine of Siena's mission—a mission unlike any other! When: Wednesday, April 30, 2025 Time: 6-8 p.m. Video recordings provided CLICK TO REGISTER Full of Grace: The History, Development, and Scriptural Roots of the Marian Dogmas Join us for a four-week online study of the four Marian dogmas: Mary as ever virgin, Mother of God, immaculately conceived, and assumed into Heaven. We will look at the deep Scriptural roots of all four and study the fascinating history of Tradition, theology, and Church Councils that developed and defined these four essential dogmas. When: Friday, May 2 Friday, May 9 Friday, May 16 Friday, May 23 Time: 9-10 a.m. Video recordings provided CLICK TO REGISTER In Last Week's Email... RSVP Eternal Life Conference on April 5 Register Today! I AM Prayer Ministry Training Promote Preparing for April: Child Abuse Prevention Month High School Information Fairs 🗓️ RSVP Eternal Life Conference on April 5 Would you or someone you know benefit from learning more about resources and the Catholic perspective on the end-of-life?  We invite you and your parish to join us for a free end-of-life conference at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church on April 5, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Lunch is included, and this event will be bilingual. Topics include end-of-life directives and hospice care, funeral and cemetery planning, charitable giving, and wills, trusts, and estate planning. Register today!    Click the button below to download a flyer, bulletin ad, poster, and postcard, which can be used to promote this event at your parish!   CLICK TO REGISTER DOWNLOAD PROMO MATERIALS Register Today! I AM Prayer Ministry Training Are you a ministry leader seeking to bring healing and freedom to others through prayer ministry? This conference may be for you!    Led by Dr. Bob Schuchts and Bart Schuchts, you will experience engaging teaching, live training exercises, and interactive practicums. This event will be live-streamed at St. Thomas More (8035 S Quebec St, Centennial, CO 80112) May 5-9, 2025. Attending a Healing the Whole Person Conference is a pre-requisite for this event.    Click the buttons below to register today and to download promotional materials that can be used to share this event with your parish!   CLICK TO LEARN MORE AND REGISTER DOWNLOAD PROMO MATERIALS 📣 PROMOTE Preparing for April: Child Abuse Prevention Month April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and as an Archdiocese, we are dedicated to raising awareness, encouraging prevention, and providing families with resources to protect our children and ensure every child has a safe and nurturing environment to grow and thrive.   The Office of Minor and At-Risk Adult Protection has put together ideas to help your parishes and schools join this mission to empower your communities and advocate for victims.   Please click the button below to take a look at the 2025 Archdiocese of Denver Child Abuse Prevention Month Guide.   CLICK TO VIEW THE 2025 GUIDE In addition, click the following buttons for a bulletin insert and the Safeguarding QR Code, both of which you may use in bulletins or Flocknote messages to share about this topic with your parish.   DOWNLOAD BULLETIN INSERT DOWNLOAD QR CODE We encourage you to visit the Office of Minor and At-Risk Adult Protection website, use the Safeguarding QR Code, or reach out to alex.kwan@archden.org for more information about our adult and child trainings and resources for responding to abuse and promoting healing. High School Information Fairs The Archdiocese of Denver invites you to learn about your Catholic high school options to support the formation of your child. There will be three High School Information Fairs held during the month of April. Find the one closest to you and make plans to attend.   Click the button below for more information, including locations, dates, and times.   DOWNLOAD FLYER April 3-April 22 High School Information Fairs   April 5 Safe Environment Facilitator Training Eternal Life Conference   April 11 Day of Reflection: Three Days That Changed Everything   April 14-17 St. Ignatius Holy Week 40-Hour Devotion April 30 “Angel” from Heaven: The Mission of Catherine of Siena   May 2-23 Full of Grace: The History, Development, and Scriptural Roots of the Marian Dogmas   May 5-9 I AM Prayer Ministry Training Archdiocese of Denver, 1300 S Steele St, Denver, Colorado 80210 Unsubscribe Manage preferences Update my contact records |
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