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Four principles for Catholics during election season
Every four years, Catholics face an intense dilemma in regard to the vote. There are ardently Catholic Democrats who wonder how their...

Bishop Jorge Rodriguez
Oct 8, 20204 min read


Denver Catholic Schools welcome five new principals
The Office of Catholic School recently welcomed five new principals who bring a wealth of educational experience and are excited to lead...

Carol Nesbitt
Oct 6, 20203 min read


WATCH: Prop 115 a reminder that people are worth being walked with
Eucharistic Adoration with Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila took place in the courtyard at Marisol Health on Sunday, September 27. Marisol...

Archdiocese of Denver
Oct 5, 20201 min read


A joyful start to the school year
The start of the 2020-2021 school year for our Catholic schools has proven to be, like the rest of 2020, highly unusual. Much of the...

Carol Nesbitt
Oct 1, 20206 min read


UPDATED: Parish Guidelines for Public Masses
UPDATED NOVEMBER 24, 2020 As the Archdiocese of Denver continues to work to balance protecting the health and safety of our communities...

Archdiocese of Denver
Sep 29, 20204 min read


Denver bishops issue letter to Hispanic community urging support of Prop 115
(Photo: Denver Catholic file photo) Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila and Bishop Jorge H. Rodriguez have issued a letter to the Hispanic...

Archdiocese of Denver
Sep 28, 20203 min read


English Readings: Mass for the World Day of Migrants and Refugees
(Photo: Lightstock) Click here to watch the livestream Click here to download this document as a PDF Presider: Most. Rev. Samuel Aquila,...

Archdiocese of Denver
Sep 25, 202011 min read


Religious freedom is on your ballot
A troubling trend is appearing as our country grapples with social unrest and the impact of the coronavirus, but it’s not a new trend....

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Sep 25, 20204 min read


Livestream: World Day of Migrants and Refugees Mass, Sept. 27
If you are having trouble viewing the livestream, click here . English Program and Readings for the Migrants and Refugees Mass: View on...

Archdiocese of Denver
Sep 24, 20201 min read


‘It gives me great hope’: Archbishop Aquila prays with others at Boulder Abortion Clinic
The 2020 40 Days for Life fall campaign launched Sept. 23, and to mark the occasion, Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila joined a fervent group...

Aaron Lambert
Sep 23, 20204 min read


#YesOn115: Voting as a Catholic Means Voting for a ‘Culture of Life’
November 3 is drawing near for arguably one of the most vitriolic presidential races in the United States’ history, but the presidency is...

Brittany Vessely
Sep 22, 20204 min read


Diaper need is a silent crisis – will you help?
One in three Colorado families struggle to provide diapers for their children, according to the National Diaper Bank Network. That’s an...

Aaron Lambert
Sep 22, 20201 min read


Over 130 healthcare professionals and scientists sign endorsement letter for Proposition 115
As the chance for Colorado voters to end late-term abortion in the state approaches in November, those both in support and opposition of...

Aaron Lambert
Sep 21, 20206 min read
Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal steps up in dramatic fashion
Unique times call for unique action and the Archdiocese of Denver met the call of those in need in new ways this year. The Archbishop’s...

Amy Bryer Brumley
Sep 15, 20202 min read


Deacon Jim Wall remembered for pro-life service and devotion
(Photo: Denver Catholic file photo) Deacon Jim Wall passed away in the early hours of the morning August 31. He had just turned 87 years...

Archdiocese of Denver
Sep 14, 20203 min read


Seeds of Hope planted a faith-filled future for this teen
(Photo provided) When Helen Anderson’s granddaughter, Ava Darche, came to live with her at 3 years old, Anderson was working a full-time...

Amy Bryer Brumley
Sep 11, 20202 min read


September is Suicide Awareness Month
By Dr. Michelle Connor Harris, St. Raphael Counseling Worldwide pandemic. Economic collapse. Riots and social unrest. Devastating tornadoes, hurricanes, and wildfires. So far, 2020 feels like the plot of some apocalyptic horror movie. If you are feeling stressed, depressed, or suicidal, you are not alone. A recent survey of U.S. adults found that 40 percent of respondents reported struggling with increased symptoms of at least one adverse mental health condition, including sy

Guest Contributor
Sep 10, 20203 min read


Is my problem psychological or spiritual? (Hint: It’s probably both)
Featured image by Karl Fredrickson on Unsplash As a Catholic psychologist, I have found that secular people resist the idea of their problems being spiritual, while Christians often resist the possibility that our problems are psychological. Why is this? It is an unfortunate part of human nature for us to resist vulnerability. We are afraid of others seeing our weakness, and especially in our Catholic culture, admitting that we are having mental health problems makes us fee

Dr. Jim Langley
Sep 10, 20203 min read


Q&A: Fostering ‘wonder and awe’ at Blessed Miguel Pro Academy
The mission of Catholic education extends far beyond academic formation. With a foundation rooted firmly in the truth of the Gospel,...

Aaron Lambert
Sep 3, 20203 min read


St. Raphael’s to host first annual Hope and Healing conference
For more than a decade, St. Raphael Counseling Center has worked hard to help thousands of people and restore families and parish...

Rocio Madera
Sep 1, 20203 min read
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