For the second week of the Archdiocesan-Wide Retreat, watch Father Matthew Book’s homily from the First Sunday of Advent given at Light...

Beginning on the Feast of Christ the King and going through the season of Advent, the parishes of the archdiocese will be re-proclaiming the kerygma — the Good News of the Gospel — in what is intended to be an archdiocesan-wide retreat. Over the next four weeks, the Denver Catholic will publish guest reflections penned by priests of the archdiocese on the four main parts of the kerygma: Created, Captured, Rescued and Response .* We encourage you to revisit these pieces throu

The worldwide sensation about the life of Jesus,  The Chosen,  will bring its moving and powerful depiction of Biblical events to the big...

The Synod on Synodality is an assembling of the entire Church over the next two years, at the invitation of our Holy Father, to encounter...

Brothers and Sisters, in my last pastoral note, on Ash Wednesday, I wrote of “Our Apostolic Moment,” this unique “change of eras” in...

(Denver Post archive photo) “The bride…chose a gown of misty white linen,” were the words the Denver Post used to describe the wedding...

As part of the first week of the Archdiocesan-Wide Retreat, the Feast of Christ the King, watch Father Daniel Ciucci’s Sunday homily from...

It’s no secret that as Catholics we have a distinct responsibility to participate in the Great Commission — to go and make disciples of...

When I first learned that Pope Francis wanted to convoke a Synod on Synodality, I wondered how that would fit with what God the Father...

This “Year of St. Joseph” presents the faithful with a unique opportunity to draw deeper into union with and grow in devotion to the man...

Father Peter Srsich, a cancer survivor, was ordained a priest at the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception on May 15, 2021....

Photo by Grant Whitty on Unsplash The Eucharist is the body and blood, soul and divinity of Jesus Christ the Lord. Sadly, those words are...

Forty years ago, St. John Paul II issued the apostolic exhortation Familiaris Consortio (The Fellowship of the Family), in which he...

(Photos: Adobe Stock) Leading schools is like being a helmsman of a ship journeying across the ocean. In charge of navigating, a helmsman...

“Do you want to be healed?” These words are spoken by Jesus in the fifth chapter of the Gospel of John to a sick man lying by the pool at...

By Monsignor James P. Shea Msgr. James Shea is President of the University of Mary. Earlier this year, Archbishop Aquila wrote a pastoral letter entitled Our Apostolic Moment . In that letter, he noted that the Church is now living in a post-Christian age. He then explained what he meant: “The successful evangelization of the early Church during the first apostolic age flowered into a culture, referred to as ‘Christendom,’ that was itself built on Christian principles and id

How was St. Maximilian Kolbe able to lead his fellow prisoners in hymns as he starved to death in Auschwitz? What moved St. John Paul II...

Mother Teresa You can tell a lot about a person by their shoes. Different shoes exist for different purposes, and many times they reveal...

March for Life in Denver, Jan. 17, 2015. (Photo by Jeffrey Bruno/CC BY 2.0) The striking thing about the story of salvation history, the...

(Photo: Adobe Stock) On the morning of August 10, 1628, the Swedish warship Vasa set sail from its harbor in the port of Stockholm. Built...