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Roxanne King

Roxanne King is the former editor of the Denver Catholic Register and a freelance writer in the Denver area.
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For the greater glory of God: St. Ignatius Loyola Church to mark 100th anniversary

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Margaret Wright was 11 when she moved to Denver from Arkansas with her mother and sister in 1962 and began attending St. Ignatius Loyola...
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Local

‘Catholic Heroes’ transformed lives, advanced civil and human rights

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A humble ex-slave has the honor of being the only person entombed at the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception downtown. Julia Greeley, Denver’s...
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Around the Archdiocese

Our Lady of the Mountains Church in Estes Park to mark 75th anniversary

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ESTES PARK, Colo.—Our Lady of the Mountains parishioner Rob Pieper recalls standing outside the rustic church as a boy to hear Mass through open...
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Book by local priest explores the blessings, challenges of new ecclesial movements

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Pope Benedict XVI once said: “The entire Church, as beloved Pope John Paul II used to say, is one great movement animated by the...
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Catholic Education

From the Rockies to great rivers, Denver’s Augustine Institute finds new home in St. Louis

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Inspired by Pope St. John Paul II’s 1993 World Youth Day visit to Denver, the Augustine Institute was founded here in 2005 to form...
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In its 25th year, St. John Vianney Theological Seminary is seen as model for others

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In 1999, St. John Vianney Theological Seminary opened in south Denver with 40 seminarians, according to administrators. This year as the seminary observes its...
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Local

For Denver Couple, Israel-Hamas war stirs heartfelt memories, fears

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As married couple Maire and Topaz Dori go about their daily lives in Denver — she as an event planner and he in finance...
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Around the Archdiocese

St. Joseph Hospital marks 150 years, looks forward to “the good yet to be”

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In 1873, four Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, Kansas, opened a hospital in a small 6-room brick house at 14th Avenue and Arapahoe St. in...
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Around the Archdiocese

30 years later, World Youth Day ’93 remains a spiritual revolution

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“Ah, Denver—una rivoluzione (a revolution)!” That was Pope John Paul II’s succinct summary, given with a broad smile to then-Archbishop J. Francis Stafford two...
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Apostolic Mindset

Learn what the Bible says about God’s mission for grandparents 

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God has a mission for grandparents, and contrary to a popular bumper sticker, it’s not to “spend our children’s inheritance” in a self-indulgent life...
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