It was a scene from the history books as hand-pulled wagons packed with essentials made their way down Larimer Street in Denver earlier...

On March 15, 2023, St. Frances Cabrini will be inducted into the Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame in a formal induction ceremony and...

God has given us a portrait of the virtues in the life of the Holy Family. Unlike a static, cracked ancient stone, we find in their...

Born in 1813 to a multicultural and multiracial family, Henriette Delille grew up in a complicated environment. Groomed by her mother to...

For Black Catholic History Month, the Office of Black Catholic Ministry is pleased to present the documentary “A Place at the Table:...

Denver was blessed in 1993 by the visit of St. John Paul II for World Youth Day. Countless individuals were inspired in their faith by...

When we think of some of the biggest saints from the last century, Padre Pio looms large for many. His “spiritual children” are...

By Courtney Mares/Catholic News Agency Pope Francis will preside over the first canonizations in more than two years this weekend. Ten...

What do a certain Polish nun and a certain Polish pope have in common? They both became saints and they were both instrumental in the...

By Father John Lager, O.F.M., Cap. Through the years, Mother Cabrini and the Mother Cabrini Shrine have been very significant in my life....

By Jonathan Ghaly “It is not those who are healthy who need a physician, but those who are sick. For I have not come to call the...

By Father Brian Kolodiejchuk, MC Father Brian Kolodiejchuk, MC was the postulator of the Cause of Beatification and Canonization of...

By Kateri Williams Most Catholics are familiar with the Marian apparition sites in France, Portugal and Mexico.  Yet, many are unaware of...

In the late 1800s, it became common for many Catholic working men of different ages to dust off their dirty clothes after a hard...

September 9 marked the Feast of St. Peter Claver, a Jesuit priest who ministered to African slaves in Colombia in the 17th century. The...

Most Catholics grew up seeing altars and candles before statues or images of saints at church, becoming accustomed to the use the word...

The American continent has had its share of saints in the last five centuries. People will find St. Juan Diego, St. Rose of Lima or St....

Pope Paul VI was certainly not the most popular pope of the 20th century. The two events that marked his pontificate were not short of...

Over 20 million people set foot on Tepeyac hill every year to witness the living miracle of the woman clothed with the sun and the stars,...

John XXIII: Meek and gentle spiritual giant Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli was born in Sotto il Monte, in the Diocese of Bergamo, on Nov. 25,...