A five-year-old girl and her family continue to find strength and support amidst a rare cancer diagnosis, this time from the Knights of...

Having responded in the same way as the apostles did to Christ’s command in John 13, we remain ever grateful for the priests of the...

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(Photo provided) Mary’s Home of Hope has become a safe haven for women struggling with various life situations such as single motherhood...

St. Frances Xavier Cabrini is a beacon of hope and life, the general superior of the order founded by the saint, the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, wrote Tuesday to mark the 75th anniversary of the foundress’ canonization. Saint, lover of Christ, businesswomen, entrepreneur, advocate for the vulnerable, audacious, servant, educator, hard worker, mother… St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, lived prophetically, a woman beyond her time, human and humanizing, and until

Starting this week, the House Appropriations Committee will consider their Fiscal Year 2022 appropriations bills. Unfortunately, House Democrat leadership on the committee has already excluded important bipartisan, pro-life provisions from their proposals. Specifically, three, decades-old proposals were eliminated, including provisions to prohibit taxpayer funds from being used to pay for abortions in Washington D.C., through foreign aid, and for federal employee health plans

On the Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul, the spirit of these two great saints was very much present as a new bishop was ordained in...

His tireless life of service, humble, gentlemanly demeanor and shining intellect exemplify why his is called “the greatest generation.” In a recent surprise ceremony, 102-year-old Jesuit Father Ed Flaherty finally got the medals he earned but never received for his World War II military service. “I was sort of stunned,” Father Flaherty told the Denver Catholic by telephone from St. Louis, Mo. “And also embarrassed. It was a shock.” On the morning of June 18, U.S. Rep. Ed Pe

(Photo provided) Holy Name Parish in Sheridan has had a long history of renewal and continuity. Built in 1894 at an Irish military fort,...

Today, many of us often hear the phrase that one “finds God in nature.” While something in that near cliché phrase rings true with me, my experience has shown me that this “finding” is quite a bit more challenging than it appears at first glance. The idea that one simply “finds” God in nature, perhaps like a friend waiting patiently on a park bench, seems to strike a dissonant chord with my own experience. There is evidence to support my intuition. Many people outside of the

On June 26, 19 men answered the call to serve the people of God as permanent deacons for the Church in the Archdiocese of Denver’s...

On June 29 1t 2 p.m., Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila will celebrate the consecration and installation Mass of Bishop-elect James Golka, whom...

Here’s a list of all the new deacon assignments for the Archdiocese of Denver, including the newly ordained deacons and reappointments....

We invite you tune-in and offer your prayers as 19 men are ordained to the permanent Diaconate at Light of the World Catholic Parish on...

DENVER, CO - JUNE 12: The Consecration to a Life of Virginity for Women Living in the World of Senite Sahlezghi at the Cathedral Basilica...

Denver, CO, June 5, 2015,Julia Greeley historic mass, Sacred Heart Parish (Denver) Photo by Andrew Wright / Denver Catholic Over the years, those devoted to Denver’s “Angel of Charity” Julia Greeley have often marked her 1918 death on the feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus with a Mass. This year, for the first time, the date of her baptism will also be observed with a Mass. Set for 7 p.m. June 26 at Sacred Heart Church, 2780 Larimer St., where the former slave, now Servant of

(Photo: Denver Catholic Staff) Last year was a big year for the Denver Catholic and El Pueblo Católico . The challenges of shifting our...

Last week, the U.S. bishop concluded their annual Spring meeting, during which much about the Church in the U.S was discussed. In...

(L: Photo by Daniel Petty/Denver Catholic; R: Photo provided) The bond between a father and son is one of God’s greatest designs;...

On June 17, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled in Fulton v. City of Philadelphia that the city of Philadelphia discriminated against Catholic Social Services (CSS), a Catholic foster-care agency, when they cut CSS from their foster provider list because of their religious convictions on human sexuality, marriage, and the nuclear family. In the 9-0 decision, the Court decided that Philadelphia violated CSS’s constitutional rights to Free Exercise by requiring that it ce