The most difficult part of the campaign for Prop 115 was the disinformation disseminated by our opponents. It was frustrating to see abortion rights advocates convince many Coloradans that late […]
An icon of Julia Greeley, the humble African American lay woman who received the greatest honor in the history of the Archdiocese of Denver and has been declared a Servant of God, is becoming increasingly popular as her cause for canonization […]
As Colorado prepares to be buried in snow this weekend, Samaritan House homeless shelter in downtown Denver is working hard to ensure that nobody who comes seeking refuge is turned […]
Thomas and Temperance Gully, along with their four children, left their beloved Tipperary, Ireland, back in 1862, bound for the land of promise, America! The potato famine that had devastated […]
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As the names Ambrose, Augustine, Athanasius, and John Chrysostom suggest, the middle centuries of the first millennium, the era of the Church Fathers, were the golden age of the Catholic […]
The Colorado Bishops affirm that Catholics should consider how a vaccine was created and tested before receiving it. In Letter to the Faithful on COVID-19 Vaccines (December 14, 2020), the […]
On Feb. 13, Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila ordained eight men to the transitional diaconate at the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception. Get to know each of the Archdiocese of […]
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I don’t know about you, but I find myself getting agitated pretty easily these days, often in ways that are not fitting for a believing Christian. I have been thinking a lot […]
One of the biggest concerns that couples have when going through divorce is the impact that it will have on their children, especially the youngest ones. The hard reality is that divorce and separation often causes deep […]
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According to the movie Love Story, “Love means never having to say you’re sorry.” Typical Hollywood fluff, you might say. Yet the best answer to that asininity was given by a […]
Last spring, while everybody was stuck at home during the height of the pandemic, Notre Dame Parish in Denver saw an opportunity for spiritual renewal among its parishioners. With Masses […]
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We buried my Mom last month. In the summer of last year, I first drove her to her new memory care facility. My heart was breaking. She was so scared […]
