Father Thomas Bradtke, a man whose ‘door was always open’
For almost 50 years, Father Thomas Bradtke served the faithful of the Roaring Fork Valley in Colorado as a priest and a friend. He passed away June 2, 2018 in […]
Denver’s Cathedral close to reclaiming its former glory
The majestic towers of Denver’s iconic Cathedral Basilica now stand immaculate as they once did over a century ago. After months of cleaning, carving, replacing and repeating, the restoration of […]
Bakery ruling: A win for discrimination or religious liberty?
“I serve everybody, regardless of their sexual orientation or race.” Masterpiece Cakeshop owner Jack Phillips spoke these words to the Denver Catholic after the Supreme Court ruled in his favor […]
What Pope Francis wants fathers to know
The universal word “father” points to a fundamental relationship that is as old as human history. Yet, Pope Francis says we have reached a point in history in which many […]
Q&A: Juan Carlos Reyes, new Director of Centro San Juan Diego, a product of its services
As Centro San Juan Diego (CSJD) celebrates its 15th anniversary, its new director Juan Carlos Reyes shared his goals and aspirations for the archdiocesan organization that serves hundreds of Hispanics […]
Radiating beauty ‘grace upon grace’
The paintings, the colors, the sounds and aroma… everything plays its role in the harmony of a church, the beautiful and holy place capable of lifting soul and body to […]
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Was Jesus a pacifist?
As tensions intensify in the Middle East and in relations between the United States, Russia or North Korea, so does the fear of a possible nuclear war – and nobody […]
Boosting your relationship with the Holy Trinity
You cross yourself and begin to pray. But then you realize that not only Jesus, but also the Father and the Holy Spirit are God. And you don’t know who […]
The ‘Latin Mass’ is still relevant
Many Catholics would be skeptical to walk into a Mass that seems straight out of the Middle Ages, a Mass they could barely understand. The stigmas surrounding the “Latin Mass” […]
The mother who said ‘yes’ to God, even in her illness
The month of May was made for mothers — the heart of the family, the cornerstone that is many times called to a silent and subtle type of holiness and […]
A day without the Knights of Columbus
Imagine a world where a young man rolls out of bed to the street on a gray winter morning. He walks by a shop in the neighborhood and catches a […]
Evergreen parish builds up families
The Archdiocese of Denver is seeing the many fruits that Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila’s Restored Order Initiative is bearing for families and parishes across the state. It’s leading pastors and […]
