To the faithful of the Archdiocese of Denver, In the summer of 2018, revelations about former cardinal Theodore McCarrick and the...

With a fervent desire to find better ways to serve Hispanics in the Archdiocese of Denver, 75 leaders from different archdiocesan...

Parents piggyback their young children in the summer park, outdoors (Photo: Adobe Stock) Denver Catholic schools beat the odds makers and...

Let’s face it: When it comes to skateboarding culture, there could be a little less skull and crossbones, and a little more Sacred...

(Photo: Unsplash) There is no doubt that it is more rewarding to give than to receive; to help than to be helped. Reaching out and...

The Office of Catholic Schools announced the winners of their first annual Cabrini Day Art Contest on Nov. 13, which is Mother Cabrini’s...

In preparation for the upcoming seasons of Advent and Christmas, Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila issued a decree Tuesday proclaiming that...

DENVER, CO - JULY 5: Bishop James D. Conley (L) speaks at the 2017 Regional Catholic Classical Schools Conference at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Parish on July 5, 2017, in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Anya Semenoff/Denver Catholic) By Mary Farrow/Catholic News Agency In December 2019, Bishop James Conley of the Diocese of Lincoln announced he was going on a medical leave of absence. Citing diagnoses of depression and anxiety, as well as chronic insomnia and debilitating tinn

God’s grace flows through us like a river, washing us and nourishing his divine life in us. His grace flows freely when we let go of the attachments that dam us up, blocking grace’s entry points. If we are distracted by technology and do not make time to pray, are stuck in impurity, or consumed by work, we will miss what’s most important. Those dams not only block the grace from working within us, but they also block it from flowing out to others and becoming a source of ligh

(Photo: Lightstock) Black Catholics have had a huge impact on the history and traditions of Christianity. The National Black Catholic...

It’s not often that students have the opportunity to talk to someone making history on a national scale, but 8th grade students at Notre...

(Photo provided) On Nov. 7, the Community of the Beatitudes made history by ordaining the first member from their community in Denver....

DENVER, CO - MAY 16: Denver Archbishop Samuel Aquila (L) lays hands on the Rev. Juan Adrian Hernandez-Dominguez (R) during his priest...

In a tough loss for Colorado’s pro-life community, Proposition 115, a proposed ban on late-term abortion in Colorado, failed on election...

Most people can’t envision themselves as philanthropists. That image is reserved for multi-millionaires or even billionaires with...

With the feast the of Faithful Departed approaching, the faithful know it’s a special time of prayer for those who have gone before us....

Denver, Colorado May 25th, 2019 Ordination of Priests at the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception Yesterday, Archbishop Samuel...

As faithful Catholics, it is our duty and obligation to take part in shaping the moral character of our community, our state, and our...

By Jonah McKeown/Catholic News Agency Coloradans are preparing for a ballot referendum that would ban abortion after 22 weeks of pregnancy in the state. While abortion advocates argue that such abortions are “extremely rare,” statistics recorded by a longtime Colorado abortionist shed light on the late term abortions performed at one Boulder clinic. The data reveals hundreds of late-term abortions performed over a 20-year period on babies with fetal abnormalities such as Dow

The COVID-19 pandemic upended a lot of summer plans across multiple industries. The hit was felt especially hard at summer camps around...