Photo by Jordan Whitt on Unsplash By Brianna Heldt/National Catholic Register As I’m now firmly planted in my (early) 40s, with a grown...

After interviewing three priests in January who were students at CU Boulder , we spoke to the men and women behind the ministry to figure...

Photo by Yandry Fernández Perdomo via Cathopic “I pray not only for them, but also for those who will believe in me through their word,...

Sister Maria of Jesus (center) of the Abbey of St. Walburga made her solemn monastic profession on Feb. 10, the feast of St. Scholastica....

“All of man’s misfortune comes from one thing, which is not knowing how to sit quietly in a room.” Blaise Pascal, who offers this...

(Photo by André Escaleira, Jr.) The Archdiocese of Denver has a new priest here within our community! And two newly perpetually professed...

From left to right, Fraternas Carmen Villa, Lara Montoya and Mayé Agama with Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila. (File photo) Nearly 25 years...

(Photo: Denver Catholic File Photo) By Joshua Karabinos and Dr. Michel Therrien As Americans, we tell ourselves not to talk about two...

Nearly three years have gone by without the thrill and rejuvenation of an in-person SEEK conference. SEEK, an annual event hosted by FOCUS, always means entering a new year with Catholics who also want to get to the heart of the Gospel, renew their love for Jesus Christ and his Church and be sent back out into the world. At Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church, a parish in Northern Colorado, our FOCUS parish missionary and I hosted a remote SEEK22 event in our parish hall

Photo by Olivia Britt Photography I’ll bet many of you know exactly where you were when you heard the news in June about Roe v. Wade ...

Black Catholics from around the Archdiocese of Denver gathered for a day of reflection to God’s voice in prayer, entered into community with each other, and identified action items and pastoral concerns to report to the National Black Catholic Congress, which is preparing to host a national Congress next summer. (Photo courtesy of the Office of Black Catholic Ministry) The Office of Black Catholic Ministry of the Archdiocese of Denver was pleased to host their first annual da

(Photo: Public Domain/Wikimedia Commons) The real presence of Christ in the Eucharist is a cornerstone of Catholic doctrine. But...

(Photo: Adobe Stock) The Bishops of the United States have launched an exciting initiative called the National Eucharistic Revival. The...

In the summer of 2020, the world watched the collective eruption of violence, anger, division and hatred in the wake of the murder of George Floyd. As tragic and unjust as the murder of Mr. Floyd was, what unfolded in its wake seemed to be something more. As that summer went on it became a violent expression of so many divisive forces in society. The polar nature of our time was on full display: COVID, lockdowns, government powers and mask mandates were just a few of the issu

Photo: Prime Matters There’s been a lot of talk about “apostolic mission” in the Archdiocese of Denver over the last two years. But what...

(Photo: Adobe Stock) We are all called to be missionary disciples, but what does that really mean? Disciples, apostles, evangelists, and...

By Father Greg Cleveland, OMV Director of the Lanteri Center for Ignatian Spirituality Decisions matter. Life is a matter of choices, and every choice you make makes you. We all know how difficult it can be to make decisions, and sometimes we prefer not to make them. Fortunately, we are not alone in making our choices. God comes to our aid with his Holy Spirit and equips us in myriad ways so that we can do his will. During the Archdiocesan Discernment Process, we have been co

Photo by Andrew Wright The Office of Evangelization and Family Life Ministries invites all couples that have celebrated or will be...

Did you know that God still speaks today? Have you ever asked yourself that question before? God, indeed, still speaks today! This conviction was fundamental to the whole archdiocesan discernment process. Throughout all the planning, the Synod Team never doubted that God would speak clearly to all of us, but the question was “What will he say?” The parish phase of the discernment process took place in January and February and asked God to reveal his mission for the archdioces

What it means to have a Biblical worldview (Photo: John Canada / Unsplash) In the 1960s, a boy named Stratford Caldecott decided that he...