(Photo courtesy of the Diocese of Colorado Springs) Bishop Emeritus Michael John Sheridan, who served as Bishop of Colorado Springs from...

Now more than ever young people are inundated with countless voices telling them what to do. “You must go to college” or “You must find a job in your declared major” or even “Follow whatever makes you happy, not some god.” This has led to so many young people feeling fatigued, forlorn, fearful, foggy, and inevitably becoming fatalists. What is holding you back? As a young adult, you may struggle to understand what desires God has given you and to where God is calling you next

(Photo: Aditya Romansa / Unsplash) We are at an incredible time in our nation’s history, given the overturning of Roe v. Wade by the...

Pfc. Cade Lanum of the U.S. Army (R) and Sgt. Allwood of the U.S. Space Force process in with remnants of New York’s Twin Towers wrapped...

Photo by Andrew Wright The Office of Evangelization and Family Life Ministries invites all couples that have celebrated or will be...

(Photo provided) Deacon Charles Sprick, 94, passed away peacefully on Aug. 3. Deacon Sprick served at St. Stephen’s Parish in Glenwood...

On the warm summer evening of Aug. 26, under the Friday Night Lights at the All-City Baseball Field in Denver, two all-star softball...

In our broken world, one of the most prominent ways that sin wreaks tragedy and destruction is through addiction. Addiction is something...

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Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila visited Notre Dame Catholic Parish to celebrate the 9 a.m. Sunday Mass on the occasion of the 65th anniversary of their founding, an anniversary they hope will kickstart efforts to reinvigorate the parish and neighborhood for the next 65 years and more. (Photo provided) What better occasion to celebrate than a massive trifecta of anniversaries? Notre Dame Parish in southwest Denver and its priests celebrate milestone anniversaries this year: the pa

(Photo provided) The joy of over 1,700 teens at the Steubenville of the Rockies Conference became palpable once more as the event...

Sister Patricia Catlett (left) and her sister, actor Mary Jo Catlett. (Photo provided) This year, 2022, marks Sister Patricia Catlett’s...

(Photo by Denver Catholic Staff) The 2022-2023 school year is off to a great start! Our 9,000 students, teachers and staff members are...

"We can calculate countless hours of prayer for the salvation of the world, countless sacrifices, persevering in their vocation even in difficult times," said Bishop Rodriguez. (Photo by André Escaleira, Jr.) “Operation Sacred Rescue” has come to a fitting close with the reinterment of 62 Sisters of Loretto at Mount Olivet Catholic Cemetery in Wheat Ridge. “The best part of the operation is when you bring people home to reunite with their family members” said Gary Schaff, Exe

People pray during the quarterly Prayer in the Square event on the west steps of the Colorado State Capitol Building on November 5, 2016,...

(Photo provided) Father Xavier Espinoza was born February 16, 1941 in Zapotlanejo, Jalisco, Mexico and passed away on July 18, 2022 at 81...

St. John Paul the Great prinicipal Erin Huele introduces the faculty of thew new high school during a blessing ceremony Aug. 15. (Photo...

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

(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

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