A guide to finding the Lenten resolutions you actually need
Go beyond giving up chocolate this Lent. The capital or deadly sins were not named for being unforgivable or because of their gravity; but, rather, because they are the sins […]
Colorado Governor expected to sign bill abolishing death penalty
A bill banning capital punishment in the State of Colorado is expected to pass in early 2019, an effort that Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila has supported, and that Colorado Governor […]
Make a pilgrimage to Colorado’s first shrine for victims of human trafficking
It’s a reality. On any given day during 2016, an estimate of 403,000 people were living in conditions of modern slavery in the United States, according to the 2018 Global […]
Q&A: Denver priest makes valuable contribution to understanding of Eucharist, Cross in Early Christianity
Father Daniel Cardó, S.C.V., pastor at Holy Name Parish and professor at St. John Vianney Seminary, shared with the Denver Catholic his experience of publishing his most recent book The […]
Colorado religious leaders gather for Faithful Tuesdays to advance eradication of racism and support just economy, equity
In an attempt to add a deeper moral dimension to the public policy making in Colorado, leaders from different religious institutions in the state, including the Auxiliary Bishop of Denver Jorge Rodriguez, gathered […]
Catholic faithful vow to continue fighting controversial sex education bill
After roughly 10 hours of debate and over 300 public testimonies, a Colorado House committee voted 7-4 to approve a controversial sexual education bill Wednesday. The bill now moves to the House Appropriations committee. Several overflow rooms were […]
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Q&A: Where faith and politics intersect, Kimberly Hahn
Faith and politics often lead the list of topics people would rather avoid at social or family gatherings. And yet, it is precisely in the crossroads of these two realities […]
What makes the SEEK Conference so powerful for anyone who attends?
With banners, flags, music and chants, the mass of college students from all over the country stormed into the convention venue that kicked off the SEEK2019: Encounter Something More Conference […]
‘Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that’: Coloradans march to celebrate life
After a cold, snowy morning, thousands of Catholics from the Archdiocese of Denver gathered Jan. 12 to participate in the Celebrate Life March at the foot of the Colorado State […]
Joyful recipients, cheerful givers: End-of-year giving in the Archdiocese
The end of the year is a time to celebrate with gratitude not only the first coming of our Lord and our hope for his second coming, but also the […]
How Our Lady of Guadalupe became the ‘backbone’ of the Mexican people
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, the woman who changed […]
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Why you can (and should) enroll in the Denver Catholic Biblical School
Whether you’re at the start of your first full-time job, at the top of your career or recently retired, taking some time during the week to dive deeper into your […]
