Church Information Mass Schedule Saturday (Anticipated) .................................................... 4:00pm Sunday English ................................................................ 9:00am Sunday Bilingual ........................................................... 11:30am Daily Mass Tuesday—Friday .......................................... 8:30 am Holy Days (Vigil) .............................................................. 7:00pm ............................................................................ 8:30 am , Noon Office Hours Monday ............................................................................. Closed Tuesday thru Thursday .................................. 9:00am—3:00 pm Friday ................................................................. 9:00 am—Noon

Pastoral & Office Staff Pastor X 116 ............................................... Rev. Nick Thompson Email ........................................... father.nick@strosedenver.org Deacon .......................................................... Rev. Mr. Don Tracy Email ................................................. deacondon@ecentral.com Parish Office Bilingual X 112....................................Karla Acosta Email……………………………………………….....strose0823@gmail.com Music Coordinator ................................................. Frances Rossi Email ................................................ peacerose727@gmail.com Religious Education Bilingual………………..…..Alejandra Medrano Email.....................................re.sacraments.st.rose@gmail.com Spanish Ministry Liaison ................................... Teresa Mendoza Email ............................................... tyhmendoza@hotmail.com Quinceañera…………………………………………………..…...Claudia Moo Email……………………………………………...claudia.t.moo@gmail.com Maintenance & Facilities .................................. Adam Archuleta St Vincent De Paul Society.......stroseoflimasvdp8@gmail.com

St Rose of Lima Catholic Academy 1345 W. Dakota Avenue ............................... Denver, CO 80223 Phone 303-733-5806 ..................................... Fax 303-733-0125 Principal ...................................................... Mr. Tomas Gallegos Email .................................... tomas.gallegos@strosedenver.org Assistant Principal ....................................... Mrs. Katherine Kelly Email ............................................. kate.kelly@strosedenver.org Administrative Assistant ................................... Esther Gutierrez Email .................................................. strosedenver@gmail.com

DEADLINE FOR BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS IS MONDAY @ 3 PM FOR THE UPCOMING WEEKEND Please submit to:

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Sacramental Life Reconciliation Saturday .............................................................. 3:00—3:45 pm

(or by appointment with Fr. Nick)

Adoration & Benediction First Fridays ......................................................... 6:00—7:00 pm

Baptism & Marriage…………………………………..Fr Nick Thompson Must be registered members of the parish. Preparation classes required

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT OF ST ROSE OF LIMA CATHOLIC CHURCH AND ACADEMY!

Church Address 355 S. Navajo Street Office Address 1320 W. Nevada Place Denver, CO 80223 Phone: 303-778-7673 Fax: 303-778-6601

Est. 1924

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August 11, 2019 19TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

AUGUST 11, 2019 19TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Décimo Noveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario

Últimamente he estado pensando mucho acerca del tráfico humano. Es terrible pensar que hay seres humanos que viven sometidos a la esclavitud justo alrededor de nosotros. No los vemos porque están escondidos en granjas, en fabricas, hote-les, talleres de explotación laboral, restaurantes, minas, y, en algunas terribles circunstancias, en ejércitos. Por esa razón, en la carta de hoy a los Hebreos, la parte donde Abram, confiado en su fe, emprende camino hacia una tierra desconocida, me hizo pensar en la historia original en el docea-vo capitulo de Génesis. Y ahí lo encontré, justo como lo recor-daba. Abram, por obediencia a este Dios desconocido, “tomó a su mujer Sarai, a su sobrino Lot…y a las personas que habían adquirido, y se fueron a la tierra de Canaán” (12:5). Por lo tanto, el pecado original de nuestros padres en la fe fue que, totalmente entonados a sus tiempos y sin sorprender a nadie, adquirieron seres humanos, y se llevaron a esos seres humanos (nunca nombrados) a través de la frontera de Siria/Turquía hacia lo que hoy en día es Israel. Otra historia cautivadora acerca de trafico humano también está asociada con estos dos personajes. Al pasar una tempora-da en Egipto por causa de la hambruna, volvieron a casa con una “sirvienta” egipcia llamada Agar. Fue esta mujer quien fue forzada a convertirse en concubina de Abraham y a darle un hijo. Pero ambos, la madre y el niño fueron expulsados cando Sara tuvo un hijo propio. ¿Es justo proyectar las sensibilidades modernas en los perso-najes bíblicos ancestrales? Claro que no. ¿Quién de nosotros no ha desarrollado conciencia acerca de los pecados culturales que apenas hace unos años eran aceptables? Pero, ah, claro que podemos sacar a la luz esos pecados cuando los observe-mos en nuestros propias ciudades, en nuestros propios tiem-pos. ¿En qué formas te has estado educando acerca del tráfico hu-mano que sucede en tu ciudad?

Kathy McGovern ©2019 www.lahistoriayusted.com

Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

I’ve been thinking a lot about human trafficking la-tely. It’s horrible to think that human beings are being held in bondage all around us. We don’t see them because they are hidden on farms, in factories, hotels, sweatshops, restaurants, mines, and, in some terrible circumstances, armies. That’s why, in the letter to the Hebrews today, the part about Abram setting out in faith for an unknown land sent me back to the original story in the twelfth chapter of Genesis. And there it was, just as I remembered. Abram, in obedience to this unknown God, “took his wife Sarai, his brother’s son Lot… and the persons they had acquired, and set out for the land of Canaan (12:5). So, the original sin of our parents in the faith is that they, utterly in tune with their times and to the shock of no one, acquired human beings, and they brought those human beings (never named) across the border of Syria/Turkey into what is today Israel. Another compelling story of human trafficking is also associated with these same two characters. Having sojourned into Egypt because of famine, they came home with an Egyptian “maid servant” named Ha-gar. It was this woman who was forced to become Abraham’s concubine and bear him a son. Both mot-her and child were dismissed, though, when Sarah bore a son of her own. Is it fair to project modern sensibilities onto ancient biblical characters? Of course not. Who of us hasn’t grown in consciousness of cultural sins that were accepted just years ago? But oh, we can shine a light on those sins when we see them in our own towns, in our own times. In what ways are you educating yourself about hu-man trafficking in your city?

Kathy McGovern ©2019 www.lahistoriayusted.com

Saturday August 10 4:00 pm + Janice Casias By Elaine Casias and Family

Sunday August 11 9:00 am In memory of the Anniversary Of Mary and +Bob Melvin 11:30 am People of the Parish

Monday August 12 8:30 am

Tuesday August 13 8:30 am

Wednesday August 14 8:30 am + Roger Thompson

Thursday August 15 8:30 am Mary K Lynch Family By Sean E Lynch

Friday August 16 8:30 am Barbara Thompson

Saturday August 17 4:00 pm Deceased members of the Altar and Rosary Society

Sunday August 18 9:00 am People of the Parish

11:30 am + Chuck Onofrio John and Molly Archibald

ERROR CORRECTION FOR FRIDAY AUGUST 9, 2019 MASS INTENTION FOR + DON MILNER

Please pray for the sick and homebound of our parish: Betty Sagoonick, Jenny Martinez, Margie Phelps, Vera Aragon, Nancy Lederhos, Francis Taylor, Maria Ramirez, Irving Stolley, Mia MacPherson, Joe Gallegos, Mary Tafoya, Anthony Romero, Paulina Olave, Maria del Refugio Cordoba, Rafael Gutierrez, Estela Gutierrez, Matias Romero Jimenez, Gloria Madrid. ****************************************************************

Readings for the Week of August 4, 2019 Sunday: Wis 18:6-9/Ps 33:1, 12, 18-19, 20-22 [12b]/Heb 11:1-2, 8-19 or 11:1-2, 8-12/Lk 12:32-48 or 12:35-40 Monday: Dt 10:12-22/Ps 147:12-13, 14-15, 19-20 [12a]/Mt 17:22-27 Tuesday: Dt 31:1-8/Dt 32:3-4ab, 7, 8, 9 and 12 [9a]/Mt 18:1-5, 10, 12-14 Wednesday: Dt 34:1-12/Ps 66:1-3a, 5 and 8, 16-17 [cf. 20a and 10b]/Mt 18:15-20 Thursday: Vigil: 1 Chr 15:3-4, 15-16; 16:1-2/Ps 132:6-7, 9-10, 13-14 [8]/1 Cor 15:54b-57/Lk 11:27-28. Day: Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab/Ps 45:10, 11, 12, 16 [10bc]/1 Cor 15:20-27/Lk 1:39-56 Friday: Jos 24:1-13/Ps 136:1-3, 16-18, 21-22 and 24/Mt 19:3-12 Saturday: Jos 24:14-29/Ps 16:1-2a and 5, 7-8, 11 [cf. 5a]/Mt 19:13-15 Next Sunday: Jer 38:4-6, 8-10/Ps 40:2, 3, 4, 18 [14b]/Heb 12:1-4/Lk 12:49-53

AROUND THE COMMUNITY AUGUST 11, 2019

Community Ministry Food Bank~

For the month of AUGUST they would like us to collect Rice/Pasta (Mac & Cheese). Please place your donation in the basket at the entrance of the church. Also, they could still use toiletries and baby wipes.

Observances for the Week Sunday: 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time Monday: St. Jane Frances de Chantal, Religious Tuesday: Sts. Pontian, Pope, and Hippolytus, Priest, Martyrs Wednesday: St. Maximilian Kolbe, Priest & Martyr Thursday: The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (holy day of obligation) Friday: St. Stephen of Hungary Next Sunday: 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Questions of the Week First Reading How is your faith in the Lord a source of courage for you in troubled times? Second Reading The author of Hebrews defines faith as "the realization of what is hoped for and evidence of things not seen" and holds up Abraham as a model of faith. Who would you see as a model of faith in your faith community? Gospel Reading Jesus warned Peter of the responsibilities entrusted to followers of Christ. How well do you think you are stewarding the gifts God has given you?

GOSPEL Tickets booked, packing list double-checked, itinerary set - how do you know you're prepared for a trip? Being ready requires plenty of practical preparation. Do we give the same care to our spiritual preparedness? "Your Father is pleased to give you the kingdom," Jesus tells us. In this Sunday's Gospel, Jesus reminds us to have the right attitude for the gifts and callings he wants to give us! Clear out your clutter! "Where your treasure is, there also will your heart be." Jesus reminds the disciples that earthly standards of security and success will wear out in time. If our lives are struc-tured around values that don't align with the kingdom of God, we'll miss opportunities to receive God. If we're so concerned with our child's success in sports that we miss Sunday Mass for their tournaments, we're missing out receiving the sacraments and building a consistent community of faith. If our quest for the promotion takes us away from family commitments, we won't be able to fully receive the love intended in our closest relationships. Set faith-based priorities. "Blessed are those servants whom the master finds vigilant on his arrival." Our conflicting commitments can cause any routine to slip from time to time. All the more rea-son to make sure faith is a priority. Pray as a family before meals. Bring your children regularly to the sacrament of confession. Make room in the schedule for faith enrichment activities offered by your parish. Volunteer once a month. "At an hour you do not expect, the Son of Man will come." When will the call come to care for an ailing parent? To take on a new leadership position? God speaks to us through the circumstances of our lives. He calls each of us to greater love, sometimes in very concrete ways. This week, take some time to consider: Will you be ready?

The Holy Rosary will be prayed at 8:30 Sundays before the 9 am Mass

AROUND THE COMMUNITY AUGUST 11, 2019

Schedule of Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Com-munion, Lectors, and Sacristans

August 17-18, 2019

LIVE THE LITURGY We are asked to be vigilant until our Master returns. Even though our faith tells us that Christ will come again and that our purpose and destiny is an eternal one, it is hard not to lose heart, grow weary, and become distracted. Remembering the stories of our faith and what God has done throughout history is one way of remaining fresh and focused. Celebrating, re-calling, and making real and tangible again what God has done is what our community does liturgically each time we gather. As the author of Hebrews reminds us: Faith makes real what we hope for and is the evidence of things we cannot see. Let us take this time once again to remember and participate in what God has done and continues to do.

We are looking for volunteers! Lending a hand is a rewarding expe-rience! There are many things YOU can do for our conference in helping the poor families in our neighborhoods. Please, prayerfully consider volunteering. The success of our conference at Saint Rose of Lima greatly relies on you! For more information, please contact us at stroseoflimasvdp8@gmail.com "Lord, help me to make time today to serve you in those who are most in need of encouragement or assistance." St Vincent de Paul

ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY MASS Married couples who are celebrating 25th, 50th, and 50+ wedding anniversaries, please joint us for the Annual Anniversary Mass. Please r.s.v.p. at archden.org/anniversary or 303-715-3252. Immaculate Hear of Mary Catholic Church Sunday, October 6, 2019 @ 2pm with a reception following Mass.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION REGISTRATIONS TIME! The time for registering your kids for Faith formation and Sac-ramental formation is here! Come to the office with Alejandra during regular hours or call 303-778-7673 for more infor-mation. Beginning August 18th, we will have an information desk in the narthex with staff members available to provide more information and to assist with any questions you might have.

ST ROSE OF LIMA BAZAAR 2019, AUGUST 25TH We are so exited planning our Bazaar! We are going to have delicious food, drinks, and a lot of fun surprises for our little ones. Would you be interested in renting a space during our Bazaar for your food truck, or to sell your crafts, or to advertise your services or your business? Contact our secretary for more information at 303-778-7673 Ext 112.

The Saint Rose of Lima Knights of Columbus are selling tickets for their Summer Raffle. As before, proceeds will benefit the Southwest Community Ministry Food Bank, the Saint Vincent de Paul Society's charitable activities, and the St. Rose of Lima parish. There will only be 100 tickets sold at $20 each and sell quickly so hurry while tickets are still available. Members of the Knights of Columbus will be selling tickets after each mass. 1st prize is $500, 2nd prize is $300 3rd prize is $200. The draw-ing will be held Sunday August 25th after the 9:00 a.m. Mass. Winners need not be present to win. This is a great and fun way to support our parish and those in our parish commu-nity. The Saint Rose of Lima Knights of Columbus thanks you for your continued prayers and support.

The next meeting will be Wednesday, August 14, 2019 at 6:00 pm in the Rose Room.

If you want to grow in the knowledge and love of the faith and Bible, to encounter Jesus through study and prayer, to get more out the Mass and sacramental life of the Church, to lear how to share the faith with others, then join the Biblical or Catechetical School this fall! Classes begin in four weeks! Pick up a brochure at one of the parish entrances for a list of loca-tions and information sessions. You can also call 303-715-3195 or visit sjvlaydivision.org for more details.

20th Sunday in Ordinary Time

4:00 PM 9:00 AM

SACRISTANS: Paula Bean Donald Sisneros LECTORS: Year C

#1 Anna Ibarra #2 Mike Blick

#1 Toni Cothran #2 Vickie Sisneros

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION:

*Marge Conner Rita Bean Harold Deering Ruthann Deering

Deacon Don

*Michele Noblitt Stephen Stolley Holly Stolley Elaine Casias Deacon Don

ALREDEDOR DE LA COMUNIDAD / REFLEXIONES 11 DE AGOSTO DEL 2019

EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA ¡Ha llegado el momento de registrar a sus hijos para la formación en la fe y la formación Sacramental! Venga a la oficina con Alejan-dra durante el horario normal de oficina o llame al 303-778-7673 para obtener más información. A partir del 18 de Agosto, tendremos un mostrador de información en el nárthex con miem-bros del personal disponibles para proporcionar más información y ayudarlo con cualquier pregunta que pueda tener.

BAZAR DE SANTA ROSA DE LIMA 2019 25 DE AGOSTO

¡Estamos muy emocionados con la planeacion de nuestro Ba-zar! Queremos compratirles que tendremos musica en vivo, riquisima comida, aguas frescas, y entretenimiento para nues-tros peques. Te interesaria rentar un espacion durante nuestro Bazaar para tu camion de comida, o para vender tus manuali-dades, o para anunciar tus servicios o tu negocio? Contacta a nuestra secretaria para mas informacion al 303-778-7673 Ext 112.

NOTICIAS DE EL MINISTERIO DE EL BANCO DE COMIDA DE LA COMUNIDAD Para el mes de AGOSTO se estara recolectando ARROZ Y PAS-TA (MAC & CHEESE), por favor, coloque su donación en la ca-nasta en la entrada de la Iglesia.

Estudio de las Sagradas Escrituras Empezando el Viernes 9 de Agosto y durante los sigueintes Viernes de el mes, estara Arturo Sayula, un excelente Maestro en Sagradas Escrituras compartiendo con nosotros en nuestra co-munidad de Santa Rosa de Lima. El viene desde Guadalajara, Mexico. Las charlas seran a las 7 pm. Te esperamos.

Las lecturas de la Semana del 11 de Agosto del 2019 Domingo: Sab 18, 6-9/Sal 33, 1. 12. 18-19. 20-22 [12]/Heb 11, 1-2. 8-19 o 11, 1-2. 8-12/Lc 12, 32-48 o 12, 35-40 Lunes: Dt 10, 12-22/Sal 147, 12-13. 14-15. 19-20 [12]/Mt 17, 22-27 Martes: Dt 31, 1-8/Dt 32, 3-4. 7. 8. 9 y 12 [9]/Mt 18, 1-5. 10. 12-14 Miércoles: Dt 34, 1-12/Sal 66, 1-3. 5 y 8. 16-17 [cfr. 20 y 10]/Mt 18, 15-20 Jueves: Vigilia, 1 Cr 15, 3-4. 15-16; 16, 1-2/Sal 132, 6-7. 9-10. 13-14 [8]/1 Co 15, 54-57/Lc 11, 27-28. Día, Ap 11, 19; 12, 1-6. 10/Sal 45, 10. 11. 12. 16 [10]/1 Co 15, 20-27/Lc 1, 39-56 Viernes: Jos 24, 1-13/Sal 136, 1-3. 16-18. 21-22 y 24/Mt 19, 3-12 Sábado: Jos 24, 14-29/Sal 16, 1-2 y 5. 7-8. 11 [cfr. 5]/Mt 19, 13-15 Domingo siguiente: Jr 38, 4-6. 8-10/Sal 40, 2. 3. 4. 18 [14]/Heb 12, 1-4/Lc 12, 49-53

MISA ANUAL DE ANIVERSARIO Se les invita a las parejas casadas que están celebrando 25, 50 y más de 50 años de casados, por favor se unan a nosotros a la Misa de Annual de Aniversario. Por favor, r.s.v.p. en archden.org/anniversary o 303-715-3252. En la Iglesia Católica de Immaculate Hear of Mary, el Domingo, 6 de Octubre de 2019, a las 2 pm con una recepción después de la misa.

HORARIO DE LOS MINISTROS DE LA SAGRADA COMUNION Y LECTORES

18 de Agosto del 2019

VIVIR LA LITURGIA - Se nos pide que seamos vigilantes hasta que regrese nuestro Señor. A pesar de que nuestra fe nos dice que Cristo vendrá de nuevo y que nuestro propósito y destino es eterno, es difícil no descorazonarse, cansarse y distraerse. Recordar las historias de nuestra fe y lo que Dios ha hecho a lo largo de la historia es una manera de mantenerse fresco y enfocado. Celebrar, recordar y hacer real y tangible de nuevo lo que Dios ha hecho es lo que nuestra comunidad hace litúrgicamente cada vez que nos re-unimos. El autor de la Carta a los Hebreos nos recuerda: "La fe es la forma de poseer, ya desde ahora, lo que se espera y de conocer las realidades que no se ven." Tomemos este tiempo una vez más para recordar y participar en lo que Dios ha hecho y sigue haciendo.

MEDITACIÓN DEL EVANGÉLIO Hemos pasado ya gran parte del verano, las vacaciones van pasando, damos comienzo a la preparación del regreso a clases. Quizá en algunas escuelas y colegios ya están en clases. Siempre lo preparamos todo de antemano; la vida es una con-stante carrera, siempre de prisa atentos al reloj ajustando el tiempo. Estar ocupados es bueno. No se discute. Pero, la litur-gia de este domingo continua con el Evangelio de Lucas, y te reta a detenerte en medio de la prisa para reflexionar si estás preparado y vigilante para recibir al Señor. Pero ¿quienes son los que tienen que vigilar? La respuesta de Jesús da luz a que no solo los obispos, sacerdotes, religiosos, religiosas y los grandes teólogos deben vigilar. Todos somos centinelas; todos estamos obligados a ello. "Estén preparados, tengan puesta la ropa de trabajo y sus lámparas encendidas... Afortunado ese servidor si al llegar su Señor lo encuentra cumpliendo su deber." (Lucas 12:35 y 43). Jesús nos muestra tres parábolas este domingo; algo así como para escoger la que mejor nos acomode en el vivir de cada día: 1. Estar preparados y vigilantes, servidores fieles, donde el Se-ñor prepara la mesa para ellos. 2. El ladrón que entra en la casa sin dar aviso y roba. El enfoque está aquí en lo inesperado del ladrón. 3. Administrador fiel y prudente, cuando le pidan cuen-tas estará preparado. ¿Cuál de las parábolas te prepara mejor para enfrentar los retos de la vida? Afortunados serán aquellos que viven una vida de justicia y paz. El Señor puede llamar en cualquier momento.

20vo Domingo de Tiempo Ordinario

11:30 AM

LECTORES: Bienvenida: Oscar Hernandez 1era Lectura: Lucia Hernandez 2da Lectura: Alonso Ontiveros Peticiones: Luis Velez

Ministros Extraordinarios de la Sagrada Comunion

Elvira Gomez Micaela Salazar Martha Tellez Guadalupe Gomez