If you are having trouble viewing the livestream, click here . English Program and Readings for the Migrants and Refugees Mass: View on...

The 2020 40 Days for Life fall campaign launched Sept. 23, and to mark the occasion, Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila joined a fervent group...

November 3 is drawing near for arguably one of the most vitriolic presidential races in the United States’ history, but the presidency is...

One in three Colorado families struggle to provide diapers for their children, according to the National Diaper Bank Network. That’s an...

As the chance for Colorado voters to end late-term abortion in the state approaches in November, those both in support and opposition of...

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...

(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...

(Photo provided) When Helen Anderson’s granddaughter, Ava Darche, came to live with her at 3 years old, Anderson was working a full-time...

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

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

The mission of Catholic education extends far beyond academic formation. With a foundation rooted firmly in the truth of the Gospel,...

For more than a decade, St. Raphael Counseling Center has worked hard to help thousands of people and restore families and parish...

A story in its most basic form conveys a narrative with a beginning, a middle and an end. It wouldn’t be a good story unless it also had heroes and villains combatting one another in a dramatic plot with ample dialogue. Nothing may transmit the human story as a whole better than art: the earliest traces of humanity can be discerned on the walls of caves, the first monumental architecture arose in Ancient Near East, the Greeks and Romans captured the human figure in its perfec

(Photo: Anna Pritchard / Unsplash) “I urge all Catholics to get involved in this effort!” Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila of the Archdiocese...

Due to the numerous difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Pope Francis has decided to dedicate the World Day of Migrants and...

“We need tangible things that help us touch the invisible:” This is what guided Father Joseph Toledo in his vision for constructing a...

After an extensive search for the right person to lead Bishop Machebeuf High School, a few weeks ago the school finally announced the...

Over the weekend of August 8-9, someone beheaded a statue of St. Jude at Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish in Denver. This attack is one in a...

Featured image: The base of a beheaded statue at Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish in Denver. Credit: David Strycula/CNA By JD Flynn/Catholic News Agency After the statue of a saint was beheaded outside a Denver parish, the city’s archbishop said he’s praying for the conversion of those who have attacked churches and religious statues across the country in recent months. A statue of St. Jude was beheaded in the courtyard of Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish this weekend, diocesan offic

The Church’s task of evangelization includes restoring human life and culture. Jesus promises in the book of Revelation, “Behold, I make all things new.” Even though this will happen fully in the new creation to come, the restoration begins now as God’s grace heals and elevates human life, both individually and socially. I explore how the Church’s mission of evangelization touches human culture through issues of nature, beauty, family life, education, and society in my new bo