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St. Thomas More Catholic Parish & School Palm Sunday | April 10, 2022
SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 2022
pastor’s note
Today begins the most sacred week of our liturgical experience, Holy Week. Beginning
with the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem which we remember on Palm Sunday,
we start the final journey to the Last Supper, the Agony in the Garden, the trial and
condemnation of our Lord culminating in His crucifixion and death, the removal of the
body of Christ from the cross and its placement in the dark and lifeless tomb. Then, there
is silence.
It isn't until Saturday evening of next weekend, at 8:15pm, that we see the hope of
what God has accomplished for us. The darkness of sin and death is not the ultimate
declaration about the life of Christ. Rather, the darkness is not triumphant but the light
that has come into the world conquers all, even death itself. So journey with us this week
and re-immerse yourself in the grace and power of what these days proclaim, recall and
evoke. These are the very days that define our lives and the faith that inspires those lives
to be lived in the name of the one who came to free us from sin and death.
Pay particular attention to the special Holy Week schedule that is found on page three of today's bulletin. The times
and events of the final days of this week are unlike any other week of the year. And you don't want to miss out on all
that's available for us to participate in as we recall the deep love and boundless mercy of our God.
And just as we took up a special collection on Ash Wednesday at the start of this season, on Good Friday we once
again take up an offering that completely goes to support the work of the Church in the Holy Land and the Christian
communities that are so much a minority there, but are nonetheless a visible and ongoing presence of what started
literally 2,000 years ago when Christ sent His disciples out to continue the work of the Kingdom. The Christian
community is a minority throughout the Middle East and this is our one main chance every year to show our care for
and solidarity with them. Please be generous.
Finally, on Tuesday of Holy Week the priests from throughout the Archdiocese of Denver gather at the Cathedral with
our Archbishop for a special celebration called the Chrism Mass. In it, all the holy oils that are used for the sacraments
throughout the coming year are blessed and distributed to the parishes. And in a sign of our unity with our Archbishop,
the priests annually renew our commitment to live out the calling we have received to be priests for the people here in
the Archdiocese. Please remember and pray for the priests this coming Tuesday.
– Msgr. Tom
Confessions: Monday–Friday: 8:00am, Thursday: 6:30pm,
Welcome to St. Thomas More! Saturday: 8:30am (See page three for the Holy Week schedule).
Go and make disciples
8035 S Quebec St | Centennial, Colorado 80112 Holy Hour for Vocations: Thursday: 6:30–7:30pm
303.770.1155 | stthomasmore.org Perpetual Adoration: 24-hour Eucharistic Adoration in the
Clergy Adoration Chapel. Contact: adoration@stthomasmore.org.
Pastor: Msgr. Thomas Fryar
Parochial Vicars: Rev. Matt Hartley, Rev. Rohan Miranda, O.C.D.,
Rev. Ivan Monteiro, O.C.D. Sacrament of Baptism: For baptisms, contact Sandra Schwab
Deacons: Dcn. Tim Hathaway, Dcn. George Morin, at sandras@stthomasmore.org no less than one month prior to the
Dcn. Alan Rastrelli, M.D., Dcn. David Simonton, Dcn. Steve Stemper, baptism ceremony. Visit stthomasmore.org for more information.
Dcn. George Brown (retired), Dcn. Bob Cropp (retired),
Dcn. Tim Walsh (retired) Sacrament of Matrimony: For weddings, contact Sandra
Schwab at sandras@stthomasmore.org no less than eight months
Parish Office prior to the wedding for marriage preparation information.
303.770.1155 | Hours: Monday–Friday: 8:00am–5:00pm
Sacrament of the Sick: Contact the parish office at onset
Sunday Masses: Saturday (Anticipatory): 4:00 & 5:30pm of illness. In case of death in the family, contact the parish office
Sunday: 7:00, 8:30 & 10:30am (incense; live-streamed), immediately at 303.770.1155.
12:30PM, 5:30pm
For sacramental emergencies when the parish office is closed,
Daily Masses: Monday–Friday: 6:30 & 9:00am. Saturday: 7:30am call 303.370.0242.
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Holy Week & Easter
Monday–Wednesday, Holy Saturday, April 16
April, 11–13 Sung Morning Prayer: 8:30am
(Includes Easter Food Blessing
Daily Masses: 6:30am and 9:00am and RCIA rites)
Confessions: 8:00–9:00am and Solemn Vigil of Easter: 8:15pm:
3:00–4:00pm (Incense will be used at Mass and
the Mass will be livestreamed.)
No confessions. There will not be a
Holy Thursday, April 14 7:30am, 4:00 or 5:30pm Mass.
Sung Morning Prayer: 9:00am
Mass of the Lord’s Supper: 7:00pm
(With Washing of the Feet; Incense
will be used at Mass and the Mass will Easter Sunday, April 17
be livestreamed.)
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: Easter Sunday Masses
Follows after Mass until 12:00am in
McCallin Hall. 6:30am: in the Church
No morning Mass, Confessions or Holy 8:30am & 10:30am:
Hour. in the Church (Incense at 10:30am),
McCallin Hall and School Gym
12:30pm: in the Church and
McCallin Hall
Good Friday, April 15 There will not be an evening Mass
on Easter Sunday.
Sung Morning Prayer: 9:00am
Please note: Saved seats will be
Celebration of the Lord's Passion: released ten minutes before Mass.
3:00pm (Veneration of the Cross &
Communion.) Additional parking will be available
in the old Hobby Lobby and ARC
“The Nazarene” Musical Stations of parking lots.
the Cross: 7:00 pm
No morning Mass or Confessions.
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SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 2022
prayer
This Week’s Mass Intentions This Week’s Prayer Intentions
Sunday, April 10: Holy Thursday, April 14: Pray for our ill parish members & relatives:
Palm Sunday 7:00pm Mass of the Lord's Barbara Esposito, Theodore Hrdlicka, Terry Malone,
7:00am Fr. Herman Supper Dale Butler, Nolan Mejias and Terry Lee.
Jayachandra † Good Friday, April 15:
8:30am Mildred & Nicole 3:00pm Celebration of the Pray for our deceased parish members & relatives:
Marquez † Lord's Passion Al Kelley and John Jordan
10:30am Mass for the People (not a Mass)
of St. Thomas More Due to the Privacy Act, only immediate family members may
12:30pm Grace Serapio † Holy Saturday, April 16:
8:15pm Easter Vigil request a name to be placed on the prayer list. Please call the
5:30pm Charles & Denise parish office at 303.770.1155. Funeral times at STM are published
Jeske † Easter Sunday, April 17: at stthomasmore.org when arrangements are finalized.
Monday, April 11: 6:30am Celebrant's Intention
6:30am Robert Hartman 8:30am Celebrant's Intention
9:00am Prudy Hilger † 10:30am Mass for the People
of St. Thomas More
Tuesday, April 12: 12:30pm Celebrant's Intention
6:30am Gary & Shannon
Hooper
(No 5:30pm Mass on Easter) Lenten Confessions
9:00am Zoey MacNeil
Make Confession Monday–Wednesday, April 11–13
Wednesday, April 13: part of your 8:00–9:00am and 3:00–4:00pm
6:30am Annie Sirokman † Lent.
9:00am Danielle Nicole We will have additonal hours and
Acheson † priests to hear confessions for these
three days.
"Be ashamed when you sin, not when
you repent." – St. John Chrysostom
Divine Mercy Novena
Good Friday–Easter Saturday,
April 15–April 23:
3:00pm in the Church except for Good Feast of Divine Mercy
Friday.
Celebration
As the Celebration of the Lord’s Passion
will take place at 3:00pm on Good Divine Mercy Sunday, April 24:
Friday, please plan to pray the first day Holy Hour: 2:15pm in the Church
of the novena on your own or consider Reception: 3:15pm in the Padre
gathering with others in your home.
Join us for prayerful meditation,
A pre-recorded video of the Divine exposition, benediction and the Chaplet
Mercy Chaplet will be available on our of the Divine Mercy with veneration of
Facebook page for viewing after 8:00am the image of Divine Mercy and relic of
on Good Friday. You may access our St. Maria Faustina Kowalska. Reception
Facebook page using the icon on our will follow.
website homepage: stthomasmore.org.
All are welcome to come to this special
celebration.
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faith
The Shroud of Turin Human Trafficking Workshop
Join us for this Tuesday, April 12:
compelling 7:00pm in McCallin Hall I A discussion Wednesday, April 27:
presentation. for families and 6:30–8:30pm in McCallin Hall
professionals
Did Jesus leave a photo of Himself? working with
youth. Join the Laboratory to Combat Human
Fr. Matt Hartley will speak about what Trafficking sponsored by STM Catholic
many believe is the burial cloth of and STM Youth Ministry for a discussion
Jesus and what it teaches us about the about what human trafficking looks like
Passion. in our communities, how to recognize
it and how to stay safe. There will be a
All are welcome to come and please discussion and workshop that will be
consider bringing family and friends. appropriate for young people to learn
alongside the adults that are tasked
with protecting them.
Questions? Contact Tracie Poniatowski
at 303.770.0441 or visit stthomasmore.
What to Do with Your Palms org for more details.
The palms you receive on Palm Sunday
are blessed and are a sacramental.
Women's Spring Retreat
They can be used in your home as a
decoration such as placed behind your
crucifix or religious painting, woven to
create a cross or for other ideas, visit
Catholicicing.com. Saturday, April 30:
7:30am Mass (optional)
By displaying the palms, you will be 8:30am–12:30PM in St. Francis Hall
reminded throughout the year of Holy
Week and the saving grace we received Are you wondering where your faith
from Christ’s death and resurrection. journey might be going now that Lent
is over? Join us for this half-day retreat
To properly dispose of your older palms, with STM's Fr. Matt Hartley and guest
they may burned or buried. This will speaker, Mandy Cox.
honor their sacred purpose and returns
them to earth in a dignified manner. Come for breakfast and fellowship
starting at 8:30am before the retreat
begins. All are welcome!
Registration is free and ends Monday,
April 25. For questions, contact Donna
Parish Office will be Closed Engel at donnae@stthomasmore.org or
303.770.0531 x 8.
Good Friday, April 15 through
Easter Monday, April 18:
St. Thomas More Parish Office and
School will be closed. For prayer requests, Daily readings
please visit our available on
website or use our our website
The clergy and staff wish you a blessed parish app. & parish app.
Holy Week and Easter!
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SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 2022
time & talent
Welcome, Newcomers! St. Vincent de Paul Society
We welcome to our parish family: Our mission is St. Vincent de Paul Society is looking
to help those in for new members to help with our
Barry & Martha Arner Justin & Katherine Lintz need.
Alyssa Basic Ryan Alfred & Ma Teresa Lopez mission of personal service to the poor
Benjamin & Marissa Davis Christopher & Kimarie and those in need.
Daniel & Judy Donovan Mikleton
Gonzalo & Megan Franco Michael & Megan Niemaszyk
If you can spare one or two days a
Ceballos month, or have questions on how you
Daniel & Linsey Reeb can get started in this ministry, please
Kimball & Susan Hanny Chelsie Sack call Sue Pawlik at 303.779.8025 for
Michelle Hawkins Christopher Silva more information.
Christina Hobbs Chris & Abigail Wadlow
Ciara Hodgkinson
Preventative Healthcare
Mary’s Rosary Warriors Screening
All are Mondays–Fridays:
welcome to Daily after 6:30am and 9:00am Mass in Get a head Monday, April 25:
join us in start on your
prayer. the Church. healthcare
8:00am – 4:00pm in McCallin Hall I
Saturdays: needs.
After 7:30am Mass in the Cry Room. Life Line Screening, the nation’s
leading provider of preventive health
Our Mother Mary tells us to “Pray the screenings, will offer affordable,
Rosary every day in order to obtain non-invasive and painless health
peace for the World.” Become one of screenings.
Mary’s Rosary Warriors and join us in
prayer following daily Mass. To schedule your appointment visit
their website: llsa.social/HS.
Questions of the Week Calling on Ministry Leaders
Adult: When have you felt that you
betrayed the confidence of another, as Help us lift up STM has many ministries filled with
our faithful dedicated people faithfully serving
Peter did when he denied Jesus? servants.
others with their time and talents.
Child: When have you let someone We want to highlight your ministry
down who trusted you? How did you members who may have served the
feel? longest, may have gone above and
beyond in their ministry or someone
who has a tremendous amount of
enthusiasm and desire to serve.
Respect For All Life Please let us know about them. Simply
email Irene Lindemer at irenel@
“Never tire of firmly speaking out in defense of life from stthomasmore.org with the individual's
its conception. Christ is with you; Be not afraid!” name and a description of what they
– St Pope St. John Paul II bring to your ministry. Thank you!
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treasure
Online eGiving Good Friday Collection
Thank you for With eGiving, you will help to sustain
your generosity! and build our parish ministries that
Support Good Friday, April 15:
Christians in the
reflect the promise of God’s love. You Holy Land!
can set up a recurring donation or At the Celebration of the Lord’s Passion,
make a one-time gift. Sign up today a collection will be taken for the Church
by visiting faith.direct/CO739, or text in the Holy Land. Thank you for your
‘Enroll’ to 720.619.8959. generosity to this collection supporting
pastoral, charitable, educational and
social works in the Holy Land for the
welfare of their Christian brothers and
sisters and of the local communities.
Plan Your Future and Make checks payable to St. Thomas
Gain Peace of Mind More Parish or give online.
Plan now for There is no better time than now to
how to leave
your legacy think about your future and estate
behind. planning. Help the poor and needy of our community
with your almsgiving. Donations from our
To learn more, please give Deacon Steve, two poor boxes are used to purchase King
Lisa or Joshua a call at 303.468.9885 Soopers gift cards to be given to people
or visit TheCatholicFoundation.com for who come to us with an immediate need for
more information. assistance.
vocations
2022 Serra Salute Dinner Traveling Chalice
Sponsored Thursday, April 21: We have many
Praying for vocations this week:
by the Serra 5:30pm in McCallin Hall
Trust Fund for opportunities
Vocations. for the chalice The Janousek Family
Join us for this annual event as to be in your
home. Please consider bringing the parish's
we honor Auxiliary Bishop Jorge
Rodriguez, Ph.D. Please RSVP by traveling vocations chalice into your
Monday, April 11 and tickets are home to pray for more vocations to the
$85.00 per person. priesthood. We have many openings
between June and December 2022.
5:30pm Reception
6:00pm Dinner To sign up for a week, please
7:15pm Program contact Karen Smoody at karens@
8:00pm Dancing stthomasmore.org or call 720.482.3594.
To RSVP or for questions, please call
Renee Law at 303.220.7413 or Lucy
Kane 303.808.7936.
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SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 2022
youth: middle & high school
Breakaway Echofire
We welcome Wednesday, April 13: All middle Thursday, April 14:
all high school schoolers
students! welcome!
No Breakaway – Have a blessed Holy No Echofire – Have a blessed Holy Week
Week and Easter! and Easter! We will start back up at our
normal time next week.
We return to our normal time next
week. See You then! Questions? Contact Greg Johnson
at gregj@stthomasmore.org or
Questions? Contact David Tschumper or 303.220.3388.
Christina Hale at youth@stthomasmore.
org or 303.220.3388.
Alternative Summer
Girl’s Brunch & Bible Study Break 2022
Join us for a Sunday, July 31–Friday, August 5:
Join us for a High School girls are invited to the Girl’s life-changing
study steeped Brunch and Bible Study! mission trip!
in faith and All current eighth graders through
friendship! graduating seniors are invited on our
Saturday, April 23: Alternative Summer Break (ASB) Mission
10:00am–12:00pm in the Road Trip to Zuni, New Mexico!
H.S. Youth Center
Together we'll see incredible sights
Enjoy brunch and dive into the bible along the way while helping our
with new friends. brothers and sisters and having fun!
For questions or more information, Contact David Tschumper or Christina
contact christinah@stthomasmore.org. Hale at youth@stthomasmore.org.
our parish school
Stuff the Bus Was A Success! STM Catholic School
Thank you so We want to thank everyone for their Join our team STM Catholic School is currently seeking
much! of excellent qualified, licensed teachers to join our
generosity to our STM school students' educators!
annual Stuff the Bus Diaper Drive! team. Our open positions are:
Last weekend we collected 53,645 Fourth grade teacher
diapers to help babies in need. Middle School Math teacher
The 'Stuff the Bus' diaper drive If interested, please contact Gretchen
continues through Lent and can be part DeWolfe at gretchend@stthomasmore.
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PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD
a reflection on
today’s readings
Grow
Palm Sunday can seem like a study in contrasts. We hear the
jubilant account of Jesus riding triumphantly into Jerusalem.
Then we listen to the Passion narrative, reminded that
Jesus' kingship bears little resemblance to royalty as we
perceive it. He will suffer and He will die. As Paul describes
it, "He humbled Himself, becoming obedient to the point of
death, even death on a cross. Because of this, God greatly
exalted Him." Jesus tries to explain this to the disciples, who
don't fully grasp the events about to take place, instead
quarreling over who would be the greatest. Yet even in this
chaos of misunderstanding, Jesus continues to teach them,
promising that those who would stand by Him in His trials
will join Him in the Kingdom of Heaven. There are certainly
times when we fail to fully perceive and understand all that
the Lord is teaching us or why we are undergoing certain
trials and difficulties. As we enter into Holy Week, we can
ask Jesus to help us understand the meaning of the cross in
our own lives, using this time to reflect on the meaning of
His sacrifice for each of us.
Go
As we listen to the Passion narrative, we hear Peter betray
Jesus, the soldiers jeer at Him and a passerby being told to
carry Christ's cross. Only Luke's account describes the two
criminals, one of whom demanded that Jesus "save yourself
and us." The second criminal rebukes Him, asking Jesus to
"remember me when you come into your Kingdom." After
Jesus dies, the centurion glorifies God, a good man takes
Him down from the cross and the women prepare His body
for burial. As we enter Holy Week, we will have time to
reflect on Jesus' last days, but also on the individuals in the
crowd the day He died. How did they react? How would we
have reacted? What can we learn from the women who
stayed beside Jesus, the criminal who looked beyond his
own pain and sin to see Jesus as Messiah and even Peter
in his initial betrayal? During the week ahead, we can also
make an effort to attend each liturgy of the Triduum using
this time to deepen our faith as we prepare for Easter.
Act
Take time to read the Passion narrative at home. Invite
Jesus into your heart. If you've fallen a little behind on
your Lenten commitments, Holy Week is a great time to hit
refresh.
– Written by The Faithful Disciple
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