Sacred Heart of Mary Boulder

Ceremony

Wedding Ceremony

Wedding Reception

St. Benedict's Acres

Reception

Apologies for the late invitations!! We sincerely apologize for the delays in invitations coming out!! Many unforeseen complications have occurred! But we also want to thank Gemini Imprints for generously donating new QR codes to use for the invitations! Delays in shipping, issues from printing, and various other blights have occurred. We just look forward to hopefully seeing as many of our loved ones on our special day as possible!!

Our Wedding.

Our Story

Photos

Wedding Party

Q + A

Travel

Things to Do

Registry

Thank you to my (Sage's) beautiful mother, Michelle Asakawa, who has been so supportive as well, in many ways, to whom this wedding is also made possible, and to her partner Doug, for supporting my mom. Thank you to my dear sister McKenna, my eternal role model, a true example of grace. A big Thank You to Kathy Sinnott &amp; Glenn Asakawa, Sage's father and step mother, who are making this wedding possible. Thank you to Stephanie and Richard Deanda, who are also contributing significantly to allow this wedding to occur. Thank you to Fr. Wedow, our amazing priest, who we owe everything to in bringing us to the big date. And thank you to Haley Basti, my wonderful friend, whom I've copied, (cough, been inspired by) significantly from. Thank you to Maria Morrow, who has equally allowed me to take her great amount of wedding &amp; marital wisdom &amp; use in order to follow in suit. They say imitation is the greatest form of flattery, and without these two women, it couldn't be possible. Thank you so much to Piper and Orion Pipersky, whose own wedding the previous summer has greatly influenced us in our choice of Reception. (Pray for the building of St. Scholastica's new Church, on St. Benedictine Acres!) Thank you to our entire loving community of family and friends. This is only possible in thanks to you.

Thank Yous

https://www.joyofthejust.com/home/pazzo-damore https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiAWLJkxBpk https://www.wofdigital.org/sermons/videos/god-is-crazy-in-love-with-you   Crazy in Love-- Pazzo De Amore   God is Crazy in Love with us, to whom the quote St. Catherine of Sienna has been oft attributed.   No, this is not an allusion to the famous Beyonce song, Crazy in Love. This is actually in reference to a quote by the Italian St. Alphonsus Ligouri, Crazy in love (<a href="https:" />pazzo d'amore</a>): This phrase, also commonly borrowed from St.  <a href="https:" />Catherine of Siena</a>, highlights the idea that God's love is not limited by human logic or expectations. It's a love that goes to great lengths, like a shepherd leaving 99 sheep to find one lost one. Parable of the Lost Sheep.   Word on Fire and Bishop Barron: Bishop Barron frequently uses this phrase in his sermons and writings to convey the radical nature of God's love, particularly as depicted in the <a href="https:" />parables of the lost sheep, lost coin, and prodigal son</a>.    The nature of God's love: Word on Fire emphasizes that God's love is not earned or deserved but is a free gift. It is a love that seeks out the lost, the broken, and the marginalized.    Responding to God's love: The concept of crazy in love is not just about God's love for us, but also about how we, in turn, should respond with love and gratitude.    Beyond human logic: The idea that God is crazy in love, with humanity, challenges our human tendency to think of love in terms of fairness or reciprocity. It shows that God's love is far more expansive and generous than we can often imagine.   (taken from Google search. Auspice Maria!)

About the Name

Our Wedding is being held on the feast day of Our Lady of La Sallette, an approved Marian Apparition, as well as the Feast day of St. Januarius, a saint to whom a known miracle is attributed: The Miracle of the Blood.     Our Lady of La Salette is an approved Marian Apparition in the Catholic Church. This is one of only 16 approved Marian apparitions by the Catholic Church. Our Lady of Salette refers to an apparition of the Virgin Mary that was reported (& confirmed after being investigated by the Vatican,) in 1846 France, to 2 young shepherds in La Salette-Fallavaux, France.     St. Januarius, also known as San Gennaro, is a revered figure in the Catholic Church, particularly in Naples, Italy, where he is the patron saint. He was martyred during the Diocletian September 19th, 305 A.D.     He is known for the miraculous liquefaction of his blood, a phenomenon that attracts pilgrims and observers to Naples Cathedral three times a year. A vial of St Januarius's blood is said to liquify 3 times a year on his feast day, September 19th, (commemorating his martyrdom) December 16th, (celebrating his patronage of Naples and its archdiocese), and the Saturday before the first Sunday of May. (commemorating the reunification of his relics.)     St. Januarius is also recognized for his steadfast faith during the Diocletian persecution and his efforts to protect fellow Christians.      We ask Our Lady of Salette & St. Januarius to pray for us, & our friends & family, in bringing us into the holy union of the marital Sacrament. We ask all this through Christ Our Lord. Amen.

About the Date

I've never been to a Catholic wedding before!  What is it like? Can I come if I am not Catholic?     Everyone invited is welcome to come, practicing Catholic or not! Our wedding will be the old rite, Traditional Latin Nuptial Mass, in the Extraordinary form Solemn High Mass. There will be available programs/brochures as aids to follow along the mass. If you are not a practicing Catholic, please select no to receiving holy communion in the RSVP, and cease to wait in the procession line during the serving of holy communion in the mass. Otherwise, we ask for everyone to do their best to respect the reverence of the mass. To learn more about the TLM (Traditional Latin Mass,) we recommend watching Mass of the Ages, a 3 part documentary about the TLM mass. https://www.latinmass.com/watch-the-trilogy    Where is St. Benedict's Acres? Where do we park?      St. Benedict's Acres is: 649 State Hwy 52, Erie, CO 80516 We should have volunteers who will help direct the parking, & I will be uploading a map for people to see an outline as well. Stay tuned!     Can we bring a +1:      Unfortunately the answer is no. Unless we have previously spoken with you, we ask no +1s without asking us first. If your plus one was not on the invitation address, please ask us first, or assume the answer is no.    Can we bring our kids:      Our wedding will be child-friendly! However, there will be alcohol served at the Reception & it will go fairly late, till 10PM. You are welcome to come early and leave early if need be.    We politely request that if you are parents to a baby, and decide to bring the baby, and the baby starts to cry during the ceremony service, please leave the building to the outdoors, or to the back of the church, towards the doors. This also is the case for unruly children.    Can I take photos?      We politely request no flash photography during the ceremony & to silence all cell phones & silence or turn off all devices or switch them to airplane mode if possible. Photos during reception are welcome!    Any other questions? Feel free to ask Sage or Joseph! you may reach out to either of us via number, Sage: (720)-503-7909 Joseph: (303)518-8426    We request prudence in reaching out due to busy schedules!

Sage & Joseph

Sage & Joseph

Registry

In Lieu of a traditional gift Registry, the bride and groom are requesting donations to their Honeymoon or House fund via the Website link. Chose the “Registry” link on the website to donate. Thank you.