Monthly Archives: May, 2021

The striking thing about the story of salvation history, the desperate rescue mission of God to get his world back that we have been...

Deacon Dusty Martin, 67 years old, passed away May 10, 2021 at his home after a 9-year battle with cancer. Deacon Martin spent most of his diaconal ministry assigned to St. Pius X Parish in Aurora, Colorado.  Gregory (Dusty) David Martin was...

On the morning of August 10, 1628, the Swedish warship Vasa set sail from its harbor in the port of Stockholm. Built on the...

With a deep passion for science, a solid work ethic and a dream, Sacred Heart of Jesus eighth grader Chloe Sebek put everything she had into this year’s state...

Earlier this week was National Brothers Day, a day meant to commemorate the brothers that we did not choose to have in our life...

By Deacon Joe Donohoe Director of Deacon Personnel for the Archdiocese of Denver  The Archdiocese of Denver has just released a Deacon Resource Manual providing information on the different service ministries...

By Francis X. Maier Writing on the quincentennial of the Reformation and its parallels with emerging problems in the 21st-century German Church three years ago, Charles...

 One of the adornments of American Catholicism turned 90 on May 21: Dr.  Paul R. McHugh, longtime head of psychiatry at Johns Hopkins and...

As the bishops of Germany move forward with a synodal path that could impact the entire Church, Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila is releasing an open letter to his fellow bishops, especially those in...

With the latest edition of the Denver Catholic magazine, I am completing the telling of our story as children of God the Father. You...