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Monthly Archives: February, 2019

A guide to finding the Lenten resolutions you actually need

Vladimir Mauricio-Perez - 0
Go beyond giving up chocolate this Lent. The capital or deadly sins were not named for being unforgivable or because of their gravity; but,...

The dangers of the proposed sexuality education bill for Colorado schools

Carmen Elena Villa - 0
A controversial sexuality education bill was approved by the House of Representatives in February and now seeks approval of the State Senate, starting with...

From ashes to Easter: Five tidbits about the Lenten season

Moira Cullings - 0
Lent is full of traditions that remind us of our mortality and give us hope for our salvation. Dive deeper into the significance and...

Homecoming

George Weigel - 0
In the mid-1980s, my wife and I were invited to a baptism and to the post-christening reception at the home of the newborn’s parents....

Child sex abuse is ‘a serious and pervasive’ issue in U.S.

Guest Contributor - 0
By Julie Asher | Catholic News Service Child sexual abuse in the United States is at epidemic levels. More than 60,000 children are reported to have...

Meet St. Conrad, patron of Denver’s Capuchins

Jared Staudt - 0
You may know the Capuchin friars from their longstanding service within the Archdiocese of Denver. They serve at Annunciation Parish and the Denver Catholic...

Colorado Governor expected to sign bill abolishing death penalty

Vladimir Mauricio-Perez - 0
A bill banning capital punishment in the State of Colorado is expected to pass in early 2019, an effort that Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila...

WATCH: Archdiocese of Denver announces steps to support survivors of childhood sexual abuse

Denver Catholic Staff - 0
https://vimeo.com/319060028 Archbishop Samuel. J Aquila, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser and former Colorado Attorney General Cynthia Coffman speak at a Feb. 19 press conference.

Make a pilgrimage to Colorado’s first shrine for victims of human trafficking

Vladimir Mauricio-Perez - 0
It’s a reality. On any given day during 2016, an estimate of 403,000 people were living in conditions of modern slavery in the United States,...

Q&A: Denver priest makes valuable contribution to understanding of Eucharist, Cross in Early Christianity

Vladimir Mauricio-Perez - 0
Father Daniel Cardó, S.C.V., pastor at Holy Name Parish and professor at St. John Vianney Seminary, shared with the Denver Catholic his experience of...
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