Bishop Rodriguez testifies in debate to repeal death penalty in Colorado
The Colorado Senate Judiciary Committee voted Jan. 27 to advance a bill to repeal the death penalty in Colorado in a 3-2 decision. Among the many who testified in the […]
Denver Catholic’s top 20 most popular stories of 2019
As we come to the end of 2019, we thought it would be interesting to take a look back at the year and see what our top 20 most popular […]
A Catholic’s guide to Star Wars
“A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away…” These words flash in blue across the screen, and the epic John Williams score echoes, almost instinctively, in the mind […]
Students surprise Longmont principal with her own graduation ceremony
Kemmery Hill has been working hard over the past four years to earn her Doctor of Education degree from the University of Massachusetts, all while serving as principal of St. […]
Alex, I’ll take perks of a Catholic education for $500
Answer: School where Jeopardy contestant Stephanie Sumulong teaches middle school social studies. Question: What is St. John the Evangelist Catholic School in Loveland? Correct! On Tuesday, Dec. 3, Sumulong appeared […]
Spreading hope and mercy to the persecuted Christians of Lebanon
One local apostolate hopes to use the good cheer of the Christmas season to aid persecuted Christians in the Middle East. Beginning Dec. 14, St. Rafka’s Mission of Hope and […]
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Joyful Expectation: In Advent, be intentional about waiting
It’s been said in recent years that roughly 60 percent of news readers only read headlines. That means that for every four of you reading this, six others glanced at […]
Saints in the making
At other schools, Nov. 1 was likely just another Friday for students. At Denver’s Catholic schools, however, it wasn’t just Friday – it was All Saints’ Day. On this special […]
What is the Dallas Charter?
In 2002, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) instituted the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People, more commonly known as the Dallas Charter. In it, […]
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The shock of forgiveness
Every so often, the media will pick up a story that serves as a potent reminder of what it means to be a Christian. That’s because living as a Christian […]
Independent reparations program funded by Colorado dioceses called ‘a remarkable effort’
As part of the Archdiocese of Denver’s promise to be transparent about sexual abuse of minors by diocesan priests and to help facilitate healing for survivors, the previously-announced independent reparations […]
Community-rooted St. Theresa’s breaks ground for long-awaited new church
Carmine DeSantis was six years old when St. Theresa’s Parish in Frederick was being constructed. Having just immigrated from Italy with his family, he didn’t speak a lick of English. […]
