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To love and be loved: Catholic schools begin process of curriculum renewal
WESTMINSTER, CO - OCTOBER 9: Students and teachers learn at Blessed Miguel Pro Academy on October 9, 2020, in Westminster, Colorado....

Abriana Chilelli
Jun 3, 20213 min read


Father Dorino DeLazzer dies at age 86
(Photo: Denver Catholic file photo) Father Dorino DeLazzer, a priest of over 60 years who served chiefly in the Archdiocese of Denver,...

Archdiocese of Denver
Jun 2, 20211 min read


Q&A: Elizabeth Zelasko on creating the Denver Catholic triptych, 'Through the Kerygma'
The beautiful artwork that adorns the latest and the last two covers of the Denver Catholic tell a story; namely, your story. In the...

Aaron Lambert
Jun 2, 20214 min read


CSU Students for Life spark conversation about what pro-life pregnancy centers actually do
(Photo from CSU Students for Life Facebook page) Many pro-life pregnancy resource centers fight an uphill battle against the...
Liliana Aceves
Jun 1, 20214 min read


Archbishop Aquila: My letter on ‘Synodal Way’ is a call to conversion, not division
Featured photo by Daniel Petty Archbishop Samuel Aquila of Denver expounded on his recent open letter on the German bishops’ “Synodal Way,” in an interview with CNA Deutsch on Friday. The German bishops’ “Synodal Path” began in 2019 and is ongoing, expected to conclude in February 2022. It includes bishops and lay people, and is meant to address four major topics: how power is exercised in the Church; sexual morality; the priesthood; and the role of women. While the bishops i

Catholic News Agency
Jun 1, 20215 min read


A moment of response to embark on mission
March for Life in Denver, Jan. 17, 2015. (Photo by Jeffrey Bruno/CC BY 2.0) The striking thing about the story of salvation history, the...

Tim Glemkowski
May 31, 20217 min read


Deacon Dusty Martin, who beat the odds against cancer diagnosis, dies after fruitful ministry
(Photo: Denver Catholic file photo) Deacon Dusty Martin, 67 years old, passed away May 10, 2021 at his home after a 9-year battle with...

Archdiocese of Denver
May 28, 20212 min read


Christ, the ballast of Christian community
(Photo: Adobe Stock) On the morning of August 10, 1628, the Swedish warship Vasa set sail from its harbor in the port of Stockholm. Built...

Father John Nepil
May 28, 20217 min read


Sacred Heart of Jesus student wins state science fair
(Photo provided) With a deep passion for science, a solid work ethic and a dream, Sacred Heart of Jesus eighth grader Chloe Sebek put...

Carol Nesbitt
May 27, 20213 min read


Fraternal brothers, and also blood: Meet the brother priests who serve at the same Denver parish
(Photo: Denver Catholic File Photos) Earlier this week was National Brothers Day, a day meant to commemorate the brothers that we did not...
Liliana Aceves
May 27, 20214 min read


The deacon’s ministry calls everyone to service
By Deacon Joe Donoh oe Director of Deacon Personnel for the Archdiocese of Denver The Archdiocese of Denver has just released a Deacon Resource Manual providing information on the different service ministries of permanent deacons. It is meant to help the Catholic lay faithful understand and engage in the many ministry opportunities available in Northern Colorado. This resource manual is not all inclusive of deacon responsibilities but provides many services that respond to t

Guest Contributor
May 27, 20214 min read


What happens in Germany, revisited
Writing on the quincentennial of the Reformation and its parallels with emerging problems in the 21st-century German Church t hree years ago , Charles Chaput, then the archbishop of Philadelphia, noted that: “Being human, bishops often disagree. Internal differences are common in any episcopal conference, and they’re handled—no surprise—internally. But two things set the German situation apart: the global prominence of the [German intercommunion] controversy and the doctrina

Guest Contributor
May 26, 20214 min read


How to respond to God’s infinite love
With the latest edition of the Denver Catholic magazine , I am completing the telling of our story as children of God the Father. You...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
May 26, 20215 min read


Native American Catholics focus of new Knights of Columbus documentary airing this Saturday
The historical and contemporary witness of Native American Catholics are the subject of a Knights of Columbus-produced documentary set for broadcast in upcoming weeks. “It is impossible to fully understand what it means to be a Catholic in North America without a sincere appreciation for the Catholic tradition among so many native tribes,” the Knights of Columbus website said. “Few people realize that Indigenous communities throughout the continent were sincerely practicing t

Catholic News Agency
May 26, 20214 min read


Christians in the modern world: A story of conflict, engagement, and retreat
The Church has had a rocky relationship with the modern world, to say the least. It’s all the more difficult that contemporary culture arose largely in opposition to the Christian culture of the Middle Ages, putting the Church on the defensive. The Second Vatican Council sought to reset these relations through greater openness and dialogue, although in the decades following the Council, a wave of confusion swept over the Church. The Church opened her windows, following the in

Jared Staudt
May 25, 20213 min read


The Holy Spirit is Calling Mothers
Featured photo by Benjamin Manley on Unsplash “Mom!” That’s not your kids calling. That’s the Holy Spirit calling you to build up His Kingdom! For such a time as this, the Confraternity of Christian Mothers (CCM) is responding to this call and renewing the Catholic mothers of northern Colorado. Created for the purpose of forming wise and holy educators of their children to the glory of God and for the salvation of souls, the CCM is not another moms’ group or social club in

Guest Contributor
May 21, 20214 min read


Our defense against fear: the Holy Spirit
(Photo: Lightstock) Jesus seemed to be gone forever, but when the Holy Spirit rushed upon the Apostles like a wind and appeared over...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
May 21, 20213 min read


As Mass (and mask) restrictions ease up, embrace the change
Featured image by David Ramirez on Unsplash By Sue Kenfield Sue Kenfield, M.A., is a consultant, certified resilience specialist, and parishioner at St. Thomas More. www.suekenfield.com. Last week, the CDC changed their mask guidelines, and the Governor of Colorado lifted the mask mandate. Now many churches have also lifted their mask mandates and will lift other restrictions this Pentecost weekend. People are asking, “ How do I adapt to all the recent changes?” Moving fo

Guest Contributor
May 20, 20212 min read


Father Herman Jayachandra remembered for his zeal and steadfast faithfulness
Father Hermanagild Jayachandra, a priest from the southern tip of India who served the Archdiocese of Denver for 25 years before retiring in 2012, died in his homeland May 2. He was 77 years old. Affectionately called “Father Herman” by his parishioners, he was a seasoned priest in his 40s when he began ministering in the archdiocese in 1987. He had fled his homeland because his life was in danger from extremist groups who didn’t like his spreading Christ in the predominantl

Roxanne King
May 20, 20214 min read


In the world, but not of it: Archbishop Aquila ordains six men to the priesthood
DENVER, CO - MAY 15: Deacon John Stapleton IV is ordained a priest at the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception on May 15,...

Aaron Lambert
May 18, 20214 min read
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