Meet Denver’s six new transitional deacons
Deacon John Croghan Deacon John Croghan grew up on a farm near Hudson, Colo. He was one of seven children, and he remembers being outside a lot with his brothers […]
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Q&A: Deacon Rob Lanciotti, former CDC virologist, shares coronavirus tips
Deacon Rob Lanciotti of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Fort Collins holds a doctoral degree in Microbiology and was employed as a virologist for the Centers for Disease Control & […]
Coronavirus: Spiritual Resources
With confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) now in multiple regions of Colorado and the Governor declaring a State of Emergency, the Archdiocese is asking our parishes, schools, clergy and parishioners […]
Q&A: How to maintain your faith during these challenging times
The challenges the Church faces today come not only from the surrounding culture that is increasingly hostile to it, but also from within. The sexual abuse crisis and the present […]
What’s an ‘ad limina’ visit? Here are 8 things you need to know
On Feb. 10-15, bishops from Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico will travel to Rome for their “ad limina” visits. Here’s a few things to know: What is an […]
Did you know these facts about Catholic schools?
In case you couldn’t tell, it’s Catholic Schools Week! The Archdiocese of Denver celebrates its Catholic schools and the great education they provide for its students all year long, but […]
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Colorado Catholic Conference wants you to use your voice in this legislative session
Colorado’s legislative session started Jan. 8, and this year our legislators will be debating several issues and bills that all Catholics and people of faith should be concerned about. As […]
The Heroes Among Us
Throughout this year and in years past, the Denver Catholic publishes stories about those among us who are living lives of heroic virtue. The following are just a few of […]
The impact of your gift is far-reaching
Throughout 2019, Catholics have answered Christ’s call to serve others and advance his kingdom through their gifts to the Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal. Since its creation in 1965, the Appeal has […]
Did you know this about Christmas?
We all have questions about Christmas. Where did it come from? What’s the history? Why is it when it is? So, we did some research to come up with answers […]
The 2019 Denver Catholic Christmas Gift Guide
It’s that time of year already! Without further ado, here is the official Denver Catholic Christmas Gift Guide for 2019. Books/Media We’re all glued to our phones or a screen […]
November is National Black Catholic History Month
What do Simone Biles, Donna Brazile, and Kobe Bryant all have in common? Through their successes, trials and tribulations, they have remained devout members of the Catholic faith. In celebration […]
