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Archbishop Aquila blesses Denver’s newest Catholic high school
St. John Paul the Great prinicipal Erin Huele introduces the faculty of thew new high school during a blessing ceremony Aug. 15. (Photo...

Aaron Lambert
Aug 19, 20223 min read


Military veterans to be honored at annual In God We Trust Mass
In God We Trust Military Veterans Mass at the Colorado Freedom Memorial on September 18, 2021, in Aurora, Colorado. (Photo by Daniel...

Amy Bryer Brumley
Aug 19, 20222 min read


Co-workers in the vineyard: Catholic co-working space comes to Denver
(Photo by André Escaleira, Jr.) What if Catholics didn’t have to choose between God and mammon? This tongue-in-cheek question serves as the inspiration behind a Catholic co-working space, coming soon to the Knights of Columbus Hall in downtown Denver. The space, currently being renovated, would be one of few such collectives in the nation; organizers said that the only other they could find was in Cleveland, Ohio. The idea is a return to an apostolic view of work. “The apostl

André Escaleira, Jr.
Aug 19, 20222 min read


Local carpenters lovingly hand-built Loretto Sisters’ new caskets
Photo provided Operation ‘Sacred Rescue,’ as it has been called, continues in earnest at Mount Olivet Catholic Cemetery in Wheat Ridge. Just over a month ago, more than 60 Sisters of Loretto were carefully, reverently and diligently exhumed from their resting places on the Loretto Heights campus in south Denver with the intention of reuniting them with other Sisters of Loretto buried at Mount Olivet. Since then, the Neitenbach family has been working hard to provide caskets

André Escaleira, Jr.
Aug 18, 20223 min read


Q&A: Get to know the archdiocese’s new Chief Mission Officer!
The Archdiocese of Denver recently named Dr. Scott Elmer as its very first Chief Mission Officer. Elmer has worked for the archdiocese...

Archdiocese of Denver
Aug 12, 20223 min read


Denver Catholic and El Pueblo Católico staff honored with 25 Catholic Press Awards for 2021
(Photo: Denver Catholic Staff) The Catholic Media Association recently announced their 2021 Catholic Press Award recipients, and with...

Denver Catholic Staff
Aug 9, 20222 min read


Drive-by gunshots target Assumption Parish in Denver
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church in Adams County, Colorado, sustained thousands of dollars in estimated damage from a pair of drive-by shootings Aug. 6 and Aug. 8, 2022. | Courtesy of Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church A gunman shot at a Denver-area Catholic church in separate early morning incidents Saturday and Monday. No one was hurt, but one estimate suggests the gunshots caused tens of thousands of dollars in damage. Parish staff s

EWTN News
Aug 9, 20223 min read


Archdiocese of Denver names Dr. Scott Elmer as first-ever Chief Mission Officer
With the move to apostolic mission, the Archdiocese of Denver has hired its first Chief Mission Officer. Dr. Scott Elmer is stepping into...

Archdiocese of Denver
Aug 8, 20222 min read


Collection provided record emergency relief to Ukraine
(Photo courtesy of National Catholic Register / Private archive) The Archdiocese of Denver collected a record amount of more than...

Amy Bryer Brumley
Aug 5, 20222 min read


Annunciation Heights’ Fiat Fest offers up ‘authentic Catholic joy’
And they're off! Hundreds of children and families took part in the third-annual Fiat Fest and Adventure Race at Annunciation Heights in Estes Park last weekend. (Photo by André Escaleira, Jr.) Nestled in the mountains of Estes Park, Annunciation Heights has been serving families and children for the past four years, since its opening in 2018. “Families don’t have the infrastructure they need right now to feel comfortable raising their families in the faith,” said Tommy Myers

André Escaleira, Jr.
Aug 4, 20223 min read


A life worth celebrating — no matter how small
Photo by André Escaleira, Jr. One minute, a family rejoices at the discovery of their pregnancy, excited to welcome a new life into their arms. The next, they suffer miscarriage, stillbirth or another tragedy that claims Baby’s life, whether inside or outside of the womb. This is the awful, heart-wrenching reality of thousands of women and families. Precious Lives, a ministry of Catholic Funeral and Cemetery Services, seeks to step into the void of this very type of loss to f

André Escaleira, Jr.
Aug 4, 20223 min read


Pro-life, whole life, all life
What does it mean to be pro-life? At its core, it means to recognize every human being as who he or she is: the intentional creation of God, who has deliberately called this person into life. Whatever a human being’s condition, young or old, healthy or sick, law abiding or criminal, as disciples of Jesus we are called to see Jesus himself in this person and to respond to him or her in a way that befits the Imago Dei. We are to see every human being as an actual or potential m

Dr. Susan Selner-Wright
Aug 2, 20225 min read


New life and the gift of accompaniment
Photo by Josh Applegate When a woman who is unexpectedly pregnant knocks at the door of the Sisters of Life, they’re aren’t shunned or...

Aaron Lambert
Jul 26, 20226 min read


The road to Emmaus Hospice
Newly-launched Catholic home hospice has nearly 100 years’ experience of clinical and spiritual care Building on their loving service to the Denver community for nearly 100 years, Dominican Home Health Agency has transformed with a new name and focus: Emmaus Hospice . The four Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor who founded this organization came to Denver in 1923 to provide authentically Catholic care for the city’s residents in their homes. From day one, this included end-of

Guest Contributor
Jul 25, 20224 min read


RESCHEDULED: Cardinal Stafford Interviewed Ahead of Online Lecture
DENVER, CO - DECEMBER 17: Cardinal James Stafford addresses the congregation during the 60th Anniversary Mass commemorating his ordination to the priesthood at the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception on December 17, 2017, in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Anya Semenoff/Denver Catholic) Denver’s very own Cardinal Stafford sat down with The Pillar to reflect on the Liturgy of the Hours, prayer, the Church, his own ministry, and a path towards renewal in this apostolic

André Escaleira, Jr.
Jul 19, 20222 min read


Pro-Life Colorado: The Unified Voice of the Pro-Life Movement in Colorado
Americans, both pro-life and pro-abortion, anxiously awaited the U.S. Supreme Court decision Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health...

Brittany Vessely
Jul 19, 20226 min read


Victory, mourning and the road ahead in post-Roe Colorado
(Photo by Brandon Young/Denver Catholic) With the U.S. Supreme Court sending the issue of abortion back to the states with the Dobbs ...

Lynn Grandon
Jul 18, 20225 min read


‘Do whatever he tells you’: A look back at Archbishop Aquila’s 10 years as bishop
(Photo by Andrew Wright/Denver Catholic) On July 18, 2012, something happened to Bishop Samuel J. Aquila that he never expected — he was...

Denver Catholic Staff
Jul 15, 20225 min read


Archbishop Aquila interviewed by Catholic World Report ahead of 10th anniversary as bishop of Denver
(Photo by Daniel Petty/Denver Catholic) Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila celebrates his 10th anniversary as archbishop of Denver next week. To...

Denver Catholic Staff
Jul 14, 20221 min read


Congrats and Godspeed, Class of 2022!
Bishop Machebeuf High School celebrates graduation in 2013 by throwing their caps in the air. (Photo courtesy of Bishop Machebeuf High...

Denver Catholic Staff
Jul 12, 20223 min read
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