Below is the full transcript of Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila’s homily he gave during the Respect Life Mass, celebrated Jan. 23 at the...

Featured image by Mehmet Turgut Kirkgoz | Unsplash By Josh Evans Who should get the COVID-19 vaccine, and in what order? Does Catholic thinking have any wisdom to offer on this question? There is, unsurprisingly, no official Catholic “teaching” on the order of priority for vaccine distribution. The Church cannot have an explicit official teaching on each and every scenario. Rather, here is a situation where prudence must apply Catholic principles to the specific case. T

On Feb. 11, Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila along with archdiocesan leadership hosted a virtual event which all of faithful of the...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila has released the following statement in support of the statement released by USCCB President Archbishop José...

DENVER, CO, Jan. 11, 2020: The annual Celebrate Life March and Rally was held Jan. 11 at the Colorado State Capitol. Thousands gathered...

In these tumultuous days, everyone is asking the question: ‘What is the truth?’ Based on how they answer that question, and given the...

(Photos provided) Growing up in the streets of Brooklyn, Patrick Lubrano knew what it was like to see people living on the streets and...

Catholic schools in Colorado have a chance to receive some much-needed federal relief funding, but they need your help. Congress recently...

Is civil discourse dead? Two modern-day intellectual giants will address this pressing question next week in a virtual talk hosted by the...

Archbishop Samuel Aquila receives the first dose of the Moderna vaccine, administered by Amy Lantzy, MS, RN, CHFN at St. Anthony’s...

Featured image by Josh Applegate on Unsplash In our lifetime, there has never been so much expectation for a new year, hoping that we can all turn a corner and leave a difficult year in the past. So much is out of our control, yet there is one thing that we can do to allow our lives to be shaped by the one who is truly in control. Our lives will be better this year if we give more time to God in prayer. But what is prayer really about? I found it startling, when reading th

(Photo provided) After a long journey of searching, learning, praying, working and volunteering in pregnancy centers led to an encounter...

Kevin Davies hesitated every time he was asked to become a safe environment trainer – he was either too busy at work or the topic itself...

Well, as you’ve read on probably every other website, it’s been a year. There’s really no other way to say it. It’s hard to imagine how...

DENVER, CO - APRIL 19: The eternal candle processes through the church during the Easter Vigil Mass at the Cathedral Basilica of the...

Looking for a new festive snack to try this year? We’ve got you covered! Here are three of our favorite, easy-to-make recipes as chosen...

(Photo: Rodion Kutsaev / Unsplash) The secular spectacle of the holiday season is often a distraction for Catholics who want to focus on...

Three wise men follow the Christmas star. (Photo: Adobe Stock) By Solène Tadié /National Catholic Register The Star of Bethlehem,...

Amidst the unique Christmas we will be experiencing this 2020, the astronomical event that will unfold on Dec. 21 appears like a gift of...

There is an ancient legend about Mary, Joseph, Jesus, and a spider. After Jesus was born, the Holy Family fled into Egypt, while baby boys were being slaughtered by order of King Herod. The legend says that one night the family stopped to sleep in a cave. There was a spider in that cave, the story goes, who knew the infant Jesus was a special child. According to the legend, the spider felt called to do something unexpected— something that would save Mary, Joseph, and Jesus fr