Aaron is the managing editor for the Denver Catholic and communications manager for the Archdiocese of Denver. He was born and raised Christian and entered the Catholic Church on Easter of 2015. He graduated from Metropolitan State University of Denver with a bachelor's degree in Convergent Journalism, and enjoys writing about music in addition to matters relating to the Church. In his free time, you can catch him spending time with his wife and kids, jamming music through some headphones, writing, reading or playing drums.
Few worship artists perform with as much passion, conviction and sincerity as Matt Maher. The eight-time Grammy nominated artist writes powerful songs that are sung in churches both Catholic and […]
The week before Halloween, the dead rose from the graves at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. It was much less frightening than a scene from Night of the Living Dead, though. Among […]
All this talk about school choice begs the question: What kinds of options are available to Catholic school students in Denver? Quite a few, it turns out. While the Office […]
It was one of Christ’s chief commands to his apostles: “Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations…” (Mt 28:19). Unfortunately, the Catholic Church has lost its way in some […]
Paul Winkler lived what one would call a successful life – he enjoyed a great career working in corporate America, had four kids and raised a wonderful Catholic family. But […]
Of the spires atop the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, Cardinal J. Francis Stafford once described them as two exclamation points of faith in the heart of Denver. Presently, […]
“…You know that’s permanent, right?” So goes one of an array of responses when a discerning young person tells their parents they want to get a tattoo. “Why would you […]
Marriage is a beautiful vocation full of some the greatest joys in life, but let’s face it: it’s easy to get caught up in the monotony of life and let […]
Monsignor Edward Madden, who celebrated his 65th anniversary as a priest this year, died Aug. 23 at Mullen Home. He was 91 years old. The longtime priest of the Archdiocese […]
The plight of Christians in the Middle East was heard loud and clear at the third annual Ecumenical Prayer Breakfast, hosted by St. Rafka’s Maronite Catholic Church and Father Andre […]
Founded in France in the mid-1800s, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul has been humbly serving the poor and needy for almost 200 years – yet few people are […]
An air of anticipation and excitement greeted the students and parents who walked through the newly-opened doors of Frassati Catholic Academy for the first day of school Aug. 21. The […]
