 success of his papacy.

The event took place March 13 on Lincoln Boulevard, a busy street west of the Colorado capitol. It was part of the Rally for the Pope, a Denver-based initiative with counterparts in several other cities around the U.S. and the world.

Some carried banners and wore t-shirts that said “Habemus Papam” – Latin for “we have a Pope.” Other signs said “Denver loves Pope Francis.” A few people waved with vigor the yellow and white flags of the Holy See.

One of the most energetic rally leaders was Brigid DeMoor, who led the crowd in cheers when she wasn’t busy looking after her six-month-old son Joseph.

“The greatest gift I’ve ever been given is my Catholic faith. And today we received our new leader, the new vicar of Christ Pope Francis,” DeMoor told CNA.

“I’m so grateful to have a fearless leader who is a man of integrity rooted in truth, who will lead us with a humble heart in the next new millennium.”

DeMoor’s husband Seth launched the website RallyforthePope.com and a special Twitter hashtag #rallyforthePope to help coordinate the celebrations for the papal election. Seth was on a plane when Pope Francis emerged from the balcony and couldn't attend the rally.

The crowd included young families, young adults, three Dominican sisters and several consecrated laywomen of the Marian Community of Reconciliation.

John O'Brien, a pastoral associate at the south Denver parish Our Lady of Lourdes, hosted the event.

“It’s just a great celebration,” O’Brien said, praising the turnout as “awesome.”

“The reason why we’re gathered here is to show that there’s a whole generation of youth that we’re representing that is very excited that Pope Francis has been elected and that we stand with him,” he said.

“We’re celebrating his election. We’re standing with him and the teachings of the Church.”

Some drivers of passing cars agreed and honked their horns in support.

Tess Stone, an events coordinator for the Archdiocese of Denver, held a sign that read “Pope Francis, we love you!”

She said she attended the rally out of excitement for the new
success of his papacy. 

 The event took place March 13 on Lincoln Boulevard, a interfering street west of the Colorado capitol. It was character of the Rally for the Pope, a Denver - based initiative with counterpart in respective other cities around the U.S. and the world. 

 Some carry banners and wore thymine - shirts that said “ Habemus Papam ” – Latin for “ we get a Pope. ” Other signs said “ Denver loves Pope Francis. ” A few people waved with energy the yellow and white flags of the Holy See. 

 One of the about energetic rally leaders was Brigid DeMoor, who led the crowd in cheer when she was n’t busy look after her six - month - old son Joseph. 

 “ The greatest gift I ’ve ever been give is my Catholic faith. And today we received our new leader, the new vicar of Christ Pope Francis, ” DeMoor tell CNA. 

 “ I ’m so grateful to have a fearless leader who is a man of integrity rooted in truth, who will lead us with a humble heart in the following new millennium. ” 

 DeMoor ’s husband Seth launched the web site RallyforthePope.com and a limited Twitter hashtag # rallyforthePope to avail coordinate the celebrations for the papal election. Seth was on a plane when Pope Francis emerged from the balcony and couldn't attend the rally. 

 The crowd included young syndicate, young adults, three Dominican sisters and several consecrated laywomen of the Marian Community of Reconciliation. 

 John O'Brien, a pastoral associate at the south Denver parish Our Lady of Lourdes, host the event. 

 “ It ’s just a great celebration, ” O’Brien said, praising the turnout as “ awesome. ” 

 “ The rationality why we ’re gathered here is to show that there ’s a whole generation of youth that we ’re constitute that is very excited that Pope Francis has been elected and that we stand with him, ” he say. 

 “ We ’re celebrating his election. We ’re standing with him and the teachings of the Church. ” 

 Some drivers of communicate car agreed and honk their horns in documentation. 

 Tess Stone, an events coordinator for the Archdiocese of Denver, hold a sign that understand “ Pope Francis, we love you! ” 

 She said she serve the rally out of excitement for the modern
 sufcess of his papacy.

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“We’r ecelebrat ing his election. We’re  stand ing w ith  him andthe tea chings of  the  Church.”
So medrive rso f pas sing ca rsa greed  and honked th e ir  ho r n sin support. T ess  Ston e,a n even ts c oordinator for th e  Archdiocese o f De n v er,  he l d asi gn that read “ Pop eF r ancis, w elove you!”
She sai ds he at tended  the r ally ou t of excite ment  fo r the new 
 success_of his_papacy.

The event took place_March 13_on_Lincoln Boulevard,_a_busy street west_of the Colorado_capitol. It was part_of the Rally_for_the Pope, a Denver-based initiative with counterparts in several other cities around the U.S._and_the world.

Some_carried_banners_and wore t-shirts that said_“Habemus Papam” – Latin for_“we have_a Pope.” Other signs said “Denver loves Pope_Francis.”_A few people_waved with vigor the yellow and white flags of_the Holy See.

One of the most_energetic rally leaders_was_Brigid_DeMoor, who led the_crowd in cheers when she wasn’t_busy looking after her six-month-old son_Joseph.

“The greatest gift I’ve ever been given_is my Catholic faith. And today_we received our new leader,_the new_vicar of Christ Pope Francis,”_DeMoor told CNA.

“I’m_so grateful_to have a_fearless leader who is a man_of integrity rooted_in truth, who will lead us_with_a humble heart_in_the_next new_millennium.”

DeMoor’s husband Seth_launched_the website_RallyforthePope.com_and a special Twitter hashtag #rallyforthePope_to_help coordinate the celebrations for the papal_election. Seth was on_a_plane when Pope Francis_emerged from the balcony and_couldn't attend the rally.

The crowd included_young families,_young adults,_three Dominican sisters and several consecrated laywomen of the Marian Community_of Reconciliation.

John O'Brien, a pastoral associate_at the south Denver_parish Our_Lady_of Lourdes, hosted_the_event.

“It’s just_a great celebration,” O’Brien said, praising the_turnout as_“awesome.”

“The reason why we’re gathered here_is to show that_there’s_a whole generation of youth that_we’re representing that is very excited_that Pope Francis has been_elected_and_that we stand with him,”_he said.

“We’re celebrating his election. We’re_standing with him_and the teachings of the Church.”

Some drivers_of_passing cars agreed and honked their_horns_in support.

Tess Stone, an events coordinator_for_the_Archdiocese of Denver, held a_sign that read “Pope Francis, we_love you!”

She said she attended the rally out of_excitement for the_new