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Memory, Hope, and the Holy Spirit – Part I
Featured Photo by Joanna Kosinska on Unsplash By Anthony Gallegos Anthony is a Catechetical School Instructor and the Enrollment Coordinator for Catechetical School at the SJV Lay Division. In previous blogs I have accused the world of having lost its mind . Today I will accuse the world of having lost its memory. I will do so, however, in order to set the scene for discussing how the Holy Spirit intervenes to keep us from this collective amnesia and its consequent proble

Guest Contributor
Sep 9, 20213 min read


‘We are their family’ — Fund helps retired priests
(Photo by Denver Catholic Staff) Just three years ago, when a priest retired, he had few choices of where to live and sometimes he was...

Amy Bryer Brumley
Sep 8, 20212 min read


Espoused to Christ: Two Abbey of St. Walburga nuns make their solemn profession of monastic vows
By a nun of the Abbey of St. Walburga “My dearest daughters, the two of you give witness today, in the midst of the darkness of the times, to the truth of the light of Jesus Christ. You are light and salt in the time in which we live.” These words, spoken by Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila, were directed at the two newest solemnly professed members of the Abbey of St. Walburga, Virginia Dale, Colorado, during his homily during the Eucharistic Celebration on August 15, 2021, the S

Guest Contributor
Sep 7, 20218 min read


Veterans invited to rediscover their faith at second annual “In God We Trust” Mass
AURORA, CO - SEPTEMBER 28: Mass and event for military veterans at the Colorado Freedom Memorial on September 28, 2019, in Aurora,...

Rocio Madera
Sep 2, 20213 min read


Cure d’Ars Parish in Denver robbed of tabernacle and Eucharist
A historically African-American parish in Denver was robbed Monday night of a number of valuables, most notably the tabernacle and several consecrated hosts. Thieves plundered Curé d’Ars Catholic Church and made off with all the church’s vessels used for Mass from the vestry, which they accessed by kicking in a wooden door. They also took a laptop used for livestreaming Masses, and a sound board used to connect to the church’s microphones. Father Joseph Cao, the church’s pas

Catholic News Agency
Sep 2, 20212 min read


Mass celebrated in front of Denver’s Planned Parenthood starts new phase of pro-life ministry
Featured photo by Tom Uebbing/CNA Catholics gathered across the street from Denver’s Planned Parenthood abortion facility, the largest in Colorado, Aug. 14 for the launch of a new pro-life initiative: 40 Days for Life 365. In doing so, Denver joined a growing list of cities in the US hosting a year-round prayer vigil rather than a fall and spring campaign of 40 Days. “God has shown us through tens of thousands of saved babies (i.e. miracles) that prayer is our most powerful

Catholic News Agency
Aug 20, 20213 min read


Miguel Pro Mission offers hope and a future to the people of Ciudad Juarez
Miguel Pro Mission is in the business of delivering people from misery. “To reduce the poverty of families in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, by...

Rocio Madera
Aug 19, 20213 min read


Q&A: Celebrating the past 101 years of Camp St. Malo — and looking ahead to the future
Estes Park, Colorado May 16, 2018 St Malo parish in Estes Park There’s something inherently human about retreating from our normal...

Aaron Lambert
Aug 17, 20216 min read


Centro San Juan Diego serves the Hispanic community through the pandemic and beyond
Though not without its challenges, Centro San Juan Diego continued to serve the immigrant Hispanic community in Denver through the...

Rocio Madera
Aug 17, 20214 min read


WATCH: Lectio Divina will transform your prayer life — try it!
Watch this short video on Lectio Divina and allow it to transform your prayer life!

Archdiocese of Denver
Aug 13, 20211 min read


Pray without ceasing: 40 Days For Life 365 kicks off this weekend
This year’s 40 Days for Life campaign will mark a new beginning; namely, a beginning of the end of abortion in Colorado. This Saturday,...

Archdiocese of Denver
Aug 12, 20212 min read


Responding to the “Mass” Exodus
Photo by Adam Boyle on Unsplash The Catholic Church, along with every major Protestant denomination, has witnessed a precipitous decline in Church attendance. This slide, set off during the 1960s, has accelerated with the rapid rise of the “nones,” Americans claiming no religious affiliation. We could wonder, has the bottom fallen out with this huge exodus? Or put more theologically, has Christ abandoned his Church? Moments of crisis test us, calling us to exercise great hope

Jared Staudt
Aug 12, 20214 min read


A letter from the bishops of Colorado on COVID-19 vaccine mandates
We, the Catholic bishops of Colorado, consistent with our previous letters on COVID-19 vaccines, affirm that the use of some COVID-19 vaccines is morally acceptable under certain circumstances. Throughout the pandemic we have cooperated with the various secular authorities and encouraged Catholics to help each other, and the broader society, remain healthy and safe during this challenging time. We understand that some individuals have well-founded convictions that lead them

Colorado Catholic Conference
Aug 6, 20213 min read


‘Et Impetum, Impetum Est’: St. John XXIII in Fort Collins unveils St. Michael statue
(Photo by Liliana Aceves) St. John XXIII Parish in Fort Collins recently unveiled and blessed a 12 ft. statue of Saint Michael the...
Liliana Aceves
Aug 5, 20214 min read


Care for Her Act: A common-sense approach to caring for women and their babies
The pro-life community is often accused of only being pro-birth; however, a congressman from Nebraska is seeking to not only bring more...

Aaron Lambert
Aug 3, 20214 min read
Deacon Rodger Creel remembered for kindness, compassion and peaceful presence
Deacon Rodger Creel passed away at the age of 80 on July 17 surrounded by family and friends at his home. Deacon Creel served at Shrine...

Archdiocese of Denver
Jul 27, 20212 min read


Colorado bishops issue letter on the Hyde Amendment and other pro-life Congressional policies
We, the Catholic bishops of Colorado, urge Congressional Representatives to support the Hyde Amendment and the Walden Amendment. We also ask the Faithful to sign The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) petition to lawmakers encouraging them to preserve the Hyde Amendment, which can be accessed at: NoTaxpayerAbortion.com , and to contact their Congressmen and women to support the Hyde and Walden amendments. The House Appropriations Labor and Health and Human S

Colorado Catholic Conference
Jul 26, 20212 min read


Dreams, memories and prayer: Pope Francis on the vocation of grandparents and the elderly
“I am with you always” (Mt 28:20). Quoting Jesus at the Ascension from the Gospel of Matthew, Pope Francis shared these words when he...

Aaron Lambert
Jul 22, 20215 min read


Biden Administration instates moratorium on federal executions
On July 1, 2021, the Biden Administration ordered a halt of all federal executions. The Justice Department will review the policies and practices of federal execution during the moratorium, including the use of barbiturate pentobarbital for lethal injections after reports that it caused severe pain following the injection. The temporary pause follows the Trump Administration’s decision to resume federal executions in 2019 with the last execution occurring earlier this year.

Colorado Catholic Conference
Jul 22, 20213 min read


Dressing like a Catholic
Is there a Catholic way to dress? Well, there’s no Catholic uniform (at least apart from school plaid). An early Christian of the second century said as much when writing a letter to Diognetus: “With regard to dress, food and manner of life in general, [Christians] follow the customs of whatever city they happen to be living in, whether it is Greek or foreign.” I have heard people take this sentiment too far, however, by saying, “God doesn’t care about what I wear.” To dress

Jared Staudt
Jul 22, 20213 min read
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