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Joseph Ratzinger, theological reformer
Pope Benedict XVI. Photo by Thomas Serafin/CNA As he turned 93 on April 16, Joseph Ratzinger remained one of the most misunderstood and...

George Weigel
May 5, 20203 min read


The “historic” Amazonian Synod, revisited
Given that he was one of the principal planners and prominent leaders of last October’s special Synod on Amazonia, Cardinal Claudio...

George Weigel
Apr 29, 20203 min read


Catholic moral wisdom in the time of COVID-19
Joshua Evans, Ph.D, is an Assistant Professor of Health Care Ethics at Regis University in Denver. In the recent weeks we have seen a...

Guest Contributor
Apr 24, 20205 min read


Motherhood and the sanctuary of the home
Mother And Baby Daughter Reading Book In Playroom Together We’ve all been spending more time at home than usual, and, even as we’re all...

Jared Staudt
Apr 23, 20204 min read


Don’t waste this time – ‘Be converted!’
Pope Francis during the special Urbi et Orbi blessing Mar. 27, 2020.(Photo: Vatican Media) In the days since Pope Francis’ March 27 Urbi...

Mary Beth Bonacci
Apr 23, 20204 min read


Why I’m adding Parish Relief fund to 2020 Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal
(Photo provided) For weeks we have been focused on the health impact of the novel coronavirus, which has infected more than half a...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Apr 23, 20203 min read


Rediscovering baptism in plague time
On April 29, 1951, Father Thomas Love, SJ, baptized me in the Church of Sts. Philip and James, near Johns Hopkins University in...

George Weigel
Apr 22, 20203 min read


What to expect when public Mass resumes
As painful as the decision was to suspend all public Masses in the Archdiocese of Denver, the process was straight-forward and necessary...

Denver Catholic Staff
Apr 21, 20203 min read


Why do bad things happen to good people?
(Photo: Unsplash) Father Joe Krupp is a former comedy writer who is now a Catholic priest. Twitter: @Joeinblack DEAR FATHER JOE: So many...

Denver Catholic Staff
Apr 16, 20204 min read


After Cardinal Pell’s rightful acquittal
The unanimous decision by Australia’s High Court to quash Cardinal George Pell’s convictions on charges of “historic sexual abuse” and...

George Weigel
Apr 15, 20203 min read


How can we stay close to God and one another right now?
Person Doing Shopping For Elderly Neighbour I feel overwhelmed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Everyday things seem to get worse, and I feel...

Denver Catholic Staff
Apr 13, 20202 min read


Priests Without People
TOPSHOT - Don Giuseppe Corbari, parson of the Church of Robbiano, holds Sunday mass as he looks towards selfie photographs sent in by his...

Guest Contributor
Apr 13, 20205 min read


Easter: The First and Essential Feast
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA Ask anyone, “What’s the most important celebration of the year?” and the answer seems clear: Christmas. Presents,...

Jared Staudt
Apr 10, 20204 min read


Full text from Archbishop Aquila’s Chrism Mass homily
We gather today, to bless the oils and to renew our priestly call. It is very strange sitting in an empty church, without you my brothers...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Apr 10, 202010 min read


Finding Peace in a Time of Panic
Dr. Jim Langley is the Executive Director of St. Raphael Counseling. All things in life are an opportunity to grow as a person. We can...

Dr. Jim Langley
Apr 9, 20204 min read


The Grace of the Resurrection Breaks Through Quarantines and Death
The Resurrection of Jesus from the dead was a shock. The idea that he would truly rise from the dead seemed far from the minds of the...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Apr 9, 20203 min read


Embracing the kind of redeemer God appointed
Andrew Mantegna, La Résurrection, 1457-59. The Gospel readings of Lent remind us that opposition to Jesus and his mission frequently grew...

George Weigel
Apr 7, 20203 min read


The Two Forties: The Eucharist within quarantine and Lent
Featured image: Josh Applegate | Unsplash The word quarantine comes from a contraction of the Italian words (in the Venetian dialect) for...

Jared Staudt
Apr 2, 20203 min read


Transforming quarantine into retreat
This bruising Lent, in which “fasting” has assumed unprecedented new forms, seems likely to be followed by an Eastertide of further...

George Weigel
Apr 1, 20203 min read


Surviving this Lenten quarantine
(Photo: Ruben Hutabarat / Unsplash) Well, I don’t think it would be an overstatement to say that Lent has been a lot Lent-ier than usual...

Mary Beth Bonacci
Mar 31, 20204 min read
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