On the warm summer evening of Aug. 26, under the Friday Night Lights at the All-City Baseball Field in Denver, two all-star softball...

(Photo: Adobe Stock) The fruits of the synodal process that began in October of last year and continues today are only beginning to be...

When I reflect on my experience of the Archdiocesan Synod, Jesus is active in healing his people and empowering us for mission. He calls...

(Photo provided) The joy of over 1,700 teens at the Steubenville of the Rockies Conference became palpable once more as the event...

The Archdiocese of Denver recently named Dr. Scott Elmer as its very first Chief Mission Officer. Elmer has worked for the archdiocese...

With the move to apostolic mission, the Archdiocese of Denver has hired its first Chief Mission Officer. Dr. Scott Elmer is stepping into...

Photo by Lina Trochez | Unsplash If evil is the distortion of the good, then it would seem that abortion and all the trauma that comes...

Photo by Josh Applegate When a woman who is unexpectedly pregnant knocks at the door of the Sisters of Life, they’re aren’t shunned or...

(Photo: Josh Applegate / Unsplash) “What do you want to be when you grow-up?” This is one of the all-time most popular questions for...

It’s no secret that in a broken world such as ours, the effects of sin are far-reaching. In particular, the insidious sin of racism often rears its ugly head. Recognizing the importance of examining our own consciences and learning from others’ experiences, the Archdiocesan Committee for Racial Equality and Justice (ACREJ) is hosting a pre-recorded webinar to discuss, reflect, and pray together on this important topic. The committee was born out of a group pilgrimage to Montg

(Photo: Josh Applegate / Unsplash) The time had come. By 1863, the city of London had grown to such density that it demanded a new form...

Over the past several months, the Archdiocese of Denver has been engaged in a discernment process as part of the Synod on Synodality that...

In the next month the Supreme Court is expected to issue a ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson , an abortion case out of Mississippi. While...

Mosaic of Our Lady of Guadalupe inside Christ Cathedral in Orange, California | Kate Veik/CNA On Mother’s Day, Catholics recognize two important figures: our mother, and Mary, Mother of God. In celebration of all that mothers do, here are 12 quotes from saints and other Catholic figures on the beauty and significance of motherhood: 1. St. Thérèse of Lisieux: “The loveliest masterpiece of the heart of God is the heart of a mother.” 2. József Cardinal Mindszenty: “The Most Impo

‘Angel of Charity’ brought Sacred Heart badges and prayer leaflets to each firehouse in Denver. (Photo: Courtesy photos / Autumn Jones)...

Since last summer, a Colorado man has been helping Catholic schoolchildren in Uganda using the two “universal” things that they share: Catholicism and mathematics. Brad Jolly is a relatively new Catholic, having converted to the faith at age 50. He’s a parishioner and active Knight of Columbus at St. John the Baptist in Longmont, Colorado, less than an hour northwest of Denver. During summer 2021, Jolly tuned into a six-week online course, taught by Daniel Campbell, director

(Photo provided) For the past several months, Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila has encouraged the faithful in Colorado to adopt an apostolic...

“They show us that hope is not a dirty word,” said one now formerly homeless friend of Christ in the City. In fact, this is a result of encountering the poor and homeless, which is at the very core of the mission of Christ in the City. “We consider the person’s relationships the most basic need for those on the streets,” said Philip Couture, Deputy Director of Formation at Christ in the City. “The homeless need the same things we do: food, shelter, and yes, loving relationshi

Photo courtesy of Sony Pictures The film industry is not kind to Catholic priests. Generally speaking, priests as depicted on film fall...

Amidst the refrain of Hail Mary’s in the background, hundreds of faithful took to the streets around the Stapleton Planned Parenthood facility, accompanied by Jesus in the Eucharist. The eucharistic procession, led by Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila, circled the perimeter of the facility thrice, marking an end to the 40 Days for Life in fervent prayer and witness for life. “It’s important that we realize that life is beautiful and it’s forever,” said Joan Murphy, a parishioner of