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Denver Catholic Staff
Jun 30, 20143 min read
Books for summer reading
Real readers read books all year round. But the convention of the “summer reading list” has become so thoroughly engrained in our culture...
Denver Catholic Staff
Jun 23, 20143 min read
Mission time
The Office of Readings for the solemnity of the Ascension offers a lovely excerpt from one of St. Augustine’s sermons “de Ascensione...
Matt and Mindy Dalton
Jun 18, 20142 min read
Take courage, men of God
“Cat’s in the Cradle,” a 1970s hit song by Harry Chapin, begins with a father trying to find time for his newborn son: “There were planes...
George Weigel
Jun 17, 20143 min read
An Open Letter to the Patriarch of Moscow
His Holiness, Kirill, Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Danilov Monastery 115191 Moscow RUSSIA Your Holiness: Grace and peace in our...
Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Jun 17, 20144 min read
Surrender to the loving embrace of God
Father Raniero Cantalamessa, the preacher of the papal household, has described the moment when the Holy Spirit descended on the apostles...
Fr. Tadeusz Pacholczyk
Jun 12, 20143 min read
Clearing the air around marijuana use
A June 2014 article in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM), written by researchers from the National Institute on Drug Abuse and...
Denver Catholic Staff
Jun 10, 20143 min read
John Paul and Francis at Yad Vashem
As that familiar parody of bad fiction has it, “it was a dark and stormy night” – March 21, 2000, to be precise – when I made my way from...
George Weigel
Jun 3, 20143 min read
#BeatAdolf?
The first 15 minutes of Saving Private Ryan and the jump sequence in the second episode of Band of Brothers are vivid reminders of the...
Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Jun 3, 20143 min read
Why a pastoral letter on the family?
You may have never thought about it, but when the Holy Family was forced to flee into Egypt to escape Herod’s persecution, they...
Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
May 28, 20143 min read
Be an online ‘Good Samaritan’
“I have asked you. They have asked you, and she, my mother, has asked you. Will you refuse to do this for me, to take care of them, to...
Denver Catholic Staff
May 27, 20143 min read
For city kids and city neighborhoods
It’s commencement season and tens of thousands of students are graduating from inner-city Catholic elementary schools. As decades of...
Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
May 20, 20144 min read
God’s vocation will bring happiness
If you really want to be satisfied in life, ask God, “What are you calling me to do?” We often talk about “vocations” in the Catholic...
Denver Catholic Staff
May 19, 20143 min read
The Anglican Wannabe fallacy
Prior to April 27’s canonization-doubleheader, I taped a lengthy interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, discussing both...
George Weigel
May 13, 20143 min read
An archbishop of destiny
When we first met in April 2011, what initially impressed me about Sviatoslav Shevchuk was his almost preternatural calm: which was...
Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
May 13, 20143 min read
Make disciples by giving with love
Before he ascended into heaven, Jesus gave the apostles a mandate: “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations … teaching them to...
Matt and Mindy Dalton
May 7, 20143 min read
In honor of the beauty of ‘woman’: mothers, sisters and brides
It was early in our marriage that I, Matt, treated Mindy more like an object than as a helpmate—I was selfish. My own mother sensed a...
Denver Catholic Staff
May 5, 20143 min read
Humanae Vitae: what if?
Cardinal Carlo Caffarra of Bologna has long been a vocal supporter of Humanae Vitae’s teaching on the morally appropriate means of family...
Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Apr 29, 20144 min read
You live in an age of miracles
The Gospel for this past Sunday began, “Jesus did many other signs in the presence of his disciples that are not written in this book.”...
Denver Catholic Staff
Apr 28, 20143 min read
The difference Easter made
One of the striking things about the Easter and post-Easter narratives in the New Testament is that they are largely about...
Denver Catholic Staff
Apr 21, 20143 min read
John XXIII and John Paul II: Canonizing the bookends
Pope Francis’s bold decisions to canonize Blessed John XXIII without the normal post-beatification miracle, and to link Good Pope John’s...
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