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St. Thomas More
Catholic Parish & School
Pentecost Sunday | May 23, 2021
Come, Holy Spirit,
fill the hearts of
your faithful and
kindle in them the
fire of your love.
What’s Inside:
Blood Drive
Graduation Mass
Congratulations STM
Catholic Class of 2021
SUNDAY, MAY 23, 2021
pastor’s note
One of the beautiful, and often unobserved, aspects of the Pentecost liturgies is
the fact that the Mass readings at the vigil, on Saturday evening, are different from
those proclaimed on Sunday morning. I would encourage those of you who have
and use the Magnificat to look at the vigil readings, beginning on page 343. The
passage from the Book of Genesis, 11:1-9, is the story of the Tower of Babel. Fast
forward to the Sunday selections and on page 362 you will find the first reading
being the description of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the first Pentecost
In one, we see that humanity, in its arrogance and pride is attempting to become
the focus of attention for the whole world, building a tower to the heavens so that
all will know how majestic they are. In fact, the mixing of the languages makes
them unable to even understand one another, let alone accomplish anything of
such majesty. The second has the Third Person of our God, the Holy Trinity, making
it possible that the world changing effects of God come among us can not only be
expressed, but expressed in ways that all present, no matter their background and
language differences, are able to hear and be moved to conversion and baptism.
As a consequence, the Gospel message is proclaimed throughout the world to this day. There are over one billion
Catholics alone and many other Christians who have heard the message. And yet, the work of the Holy Spirit, and the
Church, is far from done. You and I are called to be a continued echo of the good news in our lives, our families, our
communities. I would ask you to spend some time in prayer this week and ask the question, can I remember a time
when I actually spoke about the wonder, mercy, compassion and call of our Lord to another person? Have I used the
sevenfold gifts of the Holy Spirit I received in my Confirmation to further the work of our God in bringing repentance
and conversion to our world, or at least the part of it I am in? If the Lord’s work is not finished, have I accepted my role
in making it known in my own life?
May the joy and blessings of this Pentecost Sunday fill your life and actions throughout the year.
There will be no Confessions this coming Thursday evening as we will have the Graduation Mass for our St. Thomas
More eighth grade. Pray for these youth of our community that as they prepare to move on to other schools and
different groups of students they will go forth with a strong faith and the knowledge that their years at STM Catholic
has helped emboldened them for what lies ahead.
A few comments regarding the ongoing changes and developments as we move forward this month with folks
returning to their Sunday Mass obligation and the surrounding aspects of the community. I remind you that those who
have received their vaccines are free to not use their masks. Those who have not are encouraged to continue using
them for their sake and their care for those around them. You will notice many still are wearing their masks at church.
I mentioned last week that we shouldn’t judge. Some might be doing it because they have not gotten the vaccination
and that is their decision and we should respect it. At the same time, their evidence of Christian care and concern for
their neighbor is commendable. Others might just not feel comfortable yet being in a public setting without their mask,
and that is perfectly acceptable too.
We will also be continuing to livestream the 10:30AM Sunday Mass, but not the weekday Masses as of this weekend. As
I mentioned last week, there are several weekday Masses available to view on television or the internet if one wishes,
but since we are being asked to return to our Sunday and Holy Day obligation for attendance, the necessity of us
showing a weekday Mass for those who were not coming before is no longer there. We will begin passing the offertory
basket again this week and will be inviting the children forward at the weekend Masses to make their donation at the
front of the assembly. And at the Sign of Peace, feel free to shake the hand or hug family members. But a simple bow
and greeting of peace to others around us is appropriate.
I pray that the health: spiritual, mental and physical, of our family of faith may be strong and assured in the coming
weeks and months. I would suggest you do likewise.
– Msgr. Tom
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PENTECOST SUNDAY
a reflection on
today’s readings
Grow as a Disciple
“Come, Holy Spirit!” On Pentecost Sunday, which we
celebrate 50 days after Easter, Jesus sends the Holy Spirit
upon the disciples. The readings use the language of the
senses to describe the powerful presence of the Spirit:
a breath, a mighty wind, tongues of fire, a cacophony of
languages somehow understood by all. Jesus sends the
Spirit upon each of us as well. And while we may not
experience the Holy Spirit with our physical senses, I bet
each one of us has sensed the Spirit’s presence at different
times in life: a homily that deeply resonated, a sense of awe
at God’s creation, a “moral compass” that guided us toward
what is right, or when we found the words to console a
friend in crisis or vice versa. Just as the Spirit transformed
the disciples and emboldened them to build up the Church
by carrying on Jesus’ mission, we too can ask the Holy Spirit
to guide us and strengthen us to be a force for love and
unity in our families, parishes and communities.
Go Evangelize
In today’s Gospel, Jesus sends His disciples out to continue
His ministry, assuring them of the presence of the Holy
Spirit to guide them. We too have been given the gifts of
the Holy Spirit and commissioned to use them to build
up the Church. Well before we learned about concepts
such as “emotional intelligence” or skills tests, St. Paul
assured the Corinthians that there are many different gifts
and ministries, but the same Spirit. Our gifts may even
change as we move from one chapter of life to another. For
example, high school and college students may help lead
retreats or participate in service projects, young adults may
build a parish website or lead a Bible study, those who are
homebound may offer to pray for others in their parish.
For followers of Christ, the only option not on the table is
becoming complacent. As we move from the Easter season
to “Ordinary Time,” let’s invite the Holy Spirit to show us
how to be “extra-ordinary” in our discipleship in the coming
days and weeks. Then follow through.
Pray
Do you sometimes get the Monday blahs? Try starting the
day with the Prayer to the Holy Spirit, asking for guidance
(and some pep in our step!) as we begin the week: Come,
Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of your faithful and kindle in them
the fire of your love.
– Written by The Faithful Disciple
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SUNDAY, MAY 23, 2021
WELCOME HOME
We are so grateful to celebrate Pentecost Sunday with you as the dispensation has been lifted and the mask
regulations have been reduced. As we implement the changes based on the national and state authorities, we
will continue to utilize best practices, encouraging those not vaccinated to wear a mask and urge all of us to
practice appropriate social distancing. Thank you for your continued respect and consideration of each other as
we share in the celebration of the Eucharist together.
Returning to Mass Q&A
In this time of transition and return to more familiar worship practices, we have asked Sue Kenfield parishioner
and local specialist to share some thoughts and reflections:
How do I adapt to all the recent changes?
Last week the CDC changed their mask guidelines, and the Governor of Colorado lifted the mask mandate.
Many churches have now lifted their mask mandates and other restrictions.
These changes are cause for celebration for many and cause for concern for some. The changes we are
experiencing now have been unfolding over time with careful consideration and planning. Here are some
suggestions to help you adapt and move forward with resilience.
Change invites us to be more flexible in our thinking and our approach. Those who feel these changes are
happening too fast may be feeling pushed out of their comfort zone. Take some time to recognize and honor
how you are feeling. It is okay to be uncomfortable. Then pivot to what you can do to feel comfortable while
still attending Mass in person. It may be carrying your own hand sanitizer or wipes or possibly attending Mass
in McCallin Hall.
These changes may lead to uncertainty. Now is a time for faith and trust. It is also essential to recognize that
we live with uncertainty every day. Recall these words from Jeremiah, “For I know the plans that I have for you,’
declares the Lord, ‘plans for welfare and not for calamity to give you a future and a hope.” (Jeremiah 29:11)
Embrace change. Part of the human dynamic is to resist change partly because of our negativity bias; we
view most change as unfavorable. Consider all the positive developments over the last year and the reality of
therapeutics, vaccines, and the dropping COVID hospitalizations. Then consider the benefits of gathering in
person again, at church, and beyond. God hard-wired us to connect in person. Let us rejoice in His grace as He
leads us forward.
Written by Sue Kenfield, M.A., a certified resilience specialist. (suekenfield.com)
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PENTECOST SUNDAY
prayer
This Week’s Prayer Intentions This Week’s Mass Intentions
Pray for our ill parish members & relatives: Sunday, May 23: Thursday, May 27:
Annie Sirokman Pentecost Sunday 6:30am Tom & Mark Flanagan †
7:00am Annette Giacchino † 9:00am Daniel Driscoll †
Pray for our deceased parish members & relatives: 8:30am Dennis Frichtel †
Ronn Hagar, Fr. Herman, Fr. Rudy Oborny, Patricia Snell, Friday, May 28:
10:30am Mass for the People 6:30am Leland Swindler
Jack Westover of St. Thomas More
9:00am Michelle Sanchez
Due to the Privacy Act, only immediate family members may request
12:30pm Ralph & Irene Post †
5:30pm Phil Swegler Saturday, May 29:
a name to be placed on the prayer list. Please call 303.770.1155.
7:30am The Mossman Family
Monday, May 24:
4:00pm Patricia Gilmore †
6:30am Robert Harnett †
5:30pm Steve & Vy Fletcher
9:00am Patricia Gilmore †
Incense at Mass Tuesday, May 25:
Sunday, May 30:
Most Holy Trinity
6:30am Fr. Ted Hesburgh † 7:00am John L. Chiavelli †
Incense will return to 10:30am Mass 9:00am Ryan Lopez 8:30am Paul Jacobs †
beginning this weekend on Pentecost Wednesday, May 26: 10:30am Mass for the People
Sunday! 6:30am James Harnett, Jr. † of St. Thomas More
9:00am Veronica Gayda † 12:30pm Annette Giacchino †
Additionally, this weekend only, incense 5:30pm Chandler & Jeff
will be used on Saturday, May 22 at the Nickless
5:30pm Mass as well as on Sunday, May
23 at the 10:30am and 5:30pm Masses.
Respect For All Life
No Confession and Holy Hour
“Things will get better to the extent that, with God's
Please remember
help, we work together for the common good, putting
Due to the STM Catholic eighth grade the weakest and most disadvantaged at the center."
the class of 2021
in your prayers! Graduation Mass, 6:30pm confessions
and Holy Hour for Vocations have been – PopeFrancis
cancelled for Thursday, May 27.
There will be additional priests available
for confessions on Saturday, May 29.
Thank you for understanding! Perpetual Adoration
For questions, please contact Karen Participate in We are blessed to have Perpetual
Smoody at karens@stthomasmore.org. this 28 year old
tradition! Adoration at STM. Those who have
committed to weekly adoration as well
as our entire parish have been blessed
in countless ways. Are you ready to join
Questions of the Week the 400+ faithful utilizing our chapel?
We have many hours in need of at least
one regular adorer.
Adult: When has the Holy Spirit given
you the strength to act with courage? Visit our website: https://centennial.
weadorehim.com to see the schedule
Child: When and where do you need and sign-up. Please call 303.220.3392
the Holy Spirit’s help to speak out? with questions. Thank you!
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SUNDAY, MAY 23, 2021
faith
Don't Miss Out Join the Fun at VBS
Stay connected If you are not receiving regular updates We can't wait This summer, Vacation Bible School
with STM! to see you at (VBS) is back!
from STM via text or email, you may VBS!
not be signed up for Flocknote. All
parish email communication, especially Monday–Friday, June 21–25
COVID-19 updates and links to Students: 9:00am–12:00pm each day
important resources are sent to our Volunteers (sixth grade through adults):
parishioners through Flocknote. 8:30am–1:00pm
To make sure you are signed up, please Join us for a fun, faith-filled week. Get
contact Nicole Turner at 303.221.9148 ready to go to the Promised Land,
or nicolet@stthomasmore.org for help. because this year we’re traveling with
Moses through the Red Sea!
VBS is for all kids age 4 (by June 1)
Download our Parish App through incoming fifth graders!
Register at stthomasmore.org/faith-
Information and Stay connected to our parish formation/for-children/vacation-bible-
reflections at community. Our parish app can give you
your fingertips. school.
easy access to daily reflections, Mass
readings, online giving and more! Questions? Contact Donna Engel at
donnae@sthomasmore.org.
Text APP to 88202. Or, search for
“myParish – Catholic Life” in your app
store. Once you download the app,
follow the welcome screens to look up
and select St. Thomas More Parish.
Confessions: Monday–Friday: 8:00am,
Welcome to St. Thomas More! Thursday: 6:30pm, Saturday: 8:30am
Go and make disciples
8035 S Quebec St | Centennial, Colorado 80112 Holy Hour for Vocations: Thursday: 6:30–7:30pm
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Clergy Adoration Chapel. Contact: adoration@stthomasmore.org.
Pastor: Msgr. Thomas Fryar
Parochial Vicars: Rev. John Ludanha, Rev. Rohan Miranda, O.C.D.,
Rev. Ivan Monteiro, O.C.D. Sacrament of Baptism: For baptisms, contact Sandra Schwab
Deacons: Dcn. George Morin, Dcn. Alan Rastrelli, M.D., at sandras@stthomasmore.org no less than one month prior to the
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 Connie Wood
at conniew@stthomasmore.org no less than eight months prior to
the wedding for marriage preparation information.
Parish Office
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 (live streamed); 12:30PM, 5:30pm immediately at 303.770.1155.
Daily Masses: Monday–Friday: 6:30 (live streamed) & 9:00am, For sacramental emergencies when the parish office is closed,
Saturday: 7:30AM (live streamed) call 303.370.0242.
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PENTECOST SUNDAY
vocations
Celebrating an Anniversary Weddings
Honoring the Tim & Sheri Jeske – 40 years We pray for
beautiful vocation
of marriage
Happy anniversary! If you would like Kristi Gemperline & Jack Garrison
your anniversary to be published in
the bulletin, please send an email to who recently celebrated the Sacrament
bulletin@stthomasmore.org at least of Holy Matrimony.
two weeks before your anniversary with
your names, anniversary date and the
number of years you will be celebrating.
Traveling Chalice
treasure Praying for vocations this week:
The McGarrity Family
Please consider signing up for one of
the available weeks! To receive the
Support STM with eGiving! traveling chalice, contact Karen Smoody
at karens@stthomasmore.org.
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legacy. Your planned gift represents your
hope for the future mission through
our parish fund, your faith in the
generations to come and your love of
Christ and His Church. Please pray for our seminarians and for an
increase in vocations to the priesthood and
Please give Deacon Steve, Lisa or religious life.
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7SUNDAY, MAY 23, 2021
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Join our Preschool Staff! Blood Drive
STM Catholic We have full & part time positions Save lives as a Loyal donors and new donors are
Preschool is
for children open for Early Childhood qualified blood donor
needed for the STM Parish Blood Drive!
teachers. For full job descriptions, visit at our Vitalant
ages 3–5. Blood Drive
stmcatholic.org/employment. Saturday, June 5:
7:30–11:30am in the school gym
If you are interested please call Mary
Tellus at 303.221.9256. or email your Sign up, after all Masses on Saturday,
resume to maryt@stthomasmore.org. May 29 & Sunday, May 30. You can also
use online registration at vitalant.org or
call 303.363.2300.
Learn about other announcements, giving
opportunities events and ministries at Please consider donating as there is
our parish by liking our “St. Thomas More always a need for life saving blood. All
Catholic Parish” page on Facebook! CDC guidelines are strictly followed.
our parish school
congratulations class of 2021!
Our 43 eighth grade students will be
STM Catholic Open H
graduating this Thursday, May 27!
As we say
Comefarewell
see to what
our graduates, we wish
our Preschool–8th Grade
them many blessings and great success as they
move on to
♦ high school!
Take a Campus Tour & meet teachers and st
♦ Visit our technology-equipped labs & classro
Please remember them in your prayers as they
♦ Receive curriculum and admissions informati
prepare for this time of transition.
♦ Financial assistance available
To learn more about our excellent parish
Tuesday,
school, to register orJanuary 26: please
for questions, 6:00PM (Prospective Pa
visit
stmcatholic.orgFriday, February 12: 1:00–3:00PM (Ope
or call 303.770.0441.
We provide a quality C
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High School Congratulations to our High School
memories
from our
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their families
are invited to gather with fellow graduates for Mass,
a special blessing and graduation
parishioners
come celebrate
with us! reception for you and your family!
Sunday, June 6 at 10:30am
To be part of an honorary high school
graduates collage, email a copy of a
favorite picture of yourself to Nicole
Turner at nicolet@stthomasmore.org.
To make your reservation for Mass
and reception, email David Tschumper
at youth@stthomasmore.org or call
303.220.3388.
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Monday, May 24: 7:00pm – Boy Scout Meeting
STM Youth Ministry participants at the 2005 Guppy Fest in
Wednesday, May 26: No Echofire the school gym.
Thursday, May 27: No Echofire
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Monday, May 24: 7:00pm – Boy Scout Meeting
Wednesday, May 26: 6:00pm – No Breakaway
Connect with Youth Ministry
STM Youth at Steubenville of the Rockies in 2016.
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