I read recently about a “remote control contraceptive chip” and wondered: where does it go after that, when is enough enough? Sex is a...

As Catholics, we all know we should have a preference for the poor. What does that look like? Pope Francis calls it a culture of...

I recently addressed my brother Knights of Columbus during the Colorado State Council Convention in Keystone, Colo. Charity was a key...

Mother’s Day falls on May 11 this year and it is the 100th anniversary of this occasion in the U.S. Look back much further, nearly two...

“We treat Jesus and refer to him all the time as if he’s just a woman, feminine all the time: he’s weeping all the time and he never...

How can I help? That is a beautiful question. And those who answer it by serving the hungry and the homeless are performing acts of...

Something remarkable is happening in the Archdiocese of Denver. We are participating in, and witnessing, an evolution in women’s...

A mother with developmentally disabled children was flooded out of her mobile home in northern Colorado during the September floods....

Before helping serve a dinner recently for military veterans at Samaritan House in Denver, I sat with a table of men to learn about their...

When we think of the homeless, it’s often those on the street and in shelters, people that Catholic Charities seeks to help every day in...

While visiting a child care center for low-income and homeless families in Denver, I saw a boy about 5 years old shy away from my...