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What my ‘yes’ meant
I just recently attended my eldest child’s middle-school choir concert. As I watched her sing her heart out up on the stage–this daughter...

Brianna Heldt
May 6, 20164 min read
Good Catholics, good citizens
The Catholic love affair with the United States of America is heading into rough and uncharted waters – and not only in this 2016...

Denver Catholic Staff
May 3, 20163 min read
The most important day of your life
During talks around the country in recent years, I’ve been asking Catholic audiences how many of those present know the date of their...

Denver Catholic Staff
May 3, 20163 min read


Archbishop Aquila: Protect God’s gift of children
Time Magazine’s April 10 cover story raised a topic that is rarely discussed – how pornography is biologically and psychologically...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Apr 22, 20163 min read


Weigel: The best Nuncio we’ve had thus far
The announcement that Archbishop Christoph Pierre will succeed Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò as Apostolic Nuncio to the United States is...

George Weigel
Apr 19, 20163 min read


Weigel: The merciful grace of the truth
At the Easter Vigil a few weeks ago, tens of thousands of men and women, mature adults, were baptized or entered into full communion with...

George Weigel
Apr 14, 20163 min read


Archbishop Aquila: “The Joy of Love” is relevant, timely
Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila of Denver is calling Pope Francis’ recent letter on marriage and family “both relevant and important for our...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Apr 8, 20162 min read


Archbishop’s Column: The boldness of Easter
“Holiness is not for wimps, and the Cross isn’t negotiable, sweetheart. It’s a requirement,” the late Mother Angelica once told a caller...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Apr 5, 20163 min read


Weigel: After the “G-word” has been spoken
In the early Church, witnesses to the faith who had been persecuted and tortured but not killed were known as “martyr-confessors.” It’s...

Denver Catholic Staff
Apr 5, 20163 min read


Weigel: Things that can’t change
When the Second Vatican Council was putting the finishing touches on one of its key documents, the Dogmatic Constitution on the Church...

Denver Catholic Staff
Mar 30, 20163 min read


Archbishop’s Column: The rebirth of hope
“Christ my hope is arisen!” This line from the sequence sang at Easter Sunday Mass captures the heart of what happens in our redemption –...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Mar 24, 20163 min read


Easter is not a question mark
Excavating my desk recently, I found the program notes from a Tallis Scholars concert my wife and I had attended a few months ago. The...

Denver Catholic Staff
Mar 21, 20163 min read


A sordid anniversary, to be remembered
(Photo: Unsplash) On September 24, 1949, Georgii Karpov, chairman of the agency that provided “liaison” to the Russian Orthodox Church...

George Weigel
Mar 15, 20163 min read


Resisting the demagogue
You’ve got to have a good memory for mid-Sixties pop music to remember the Seekers, an Aussie quartet that once vied for the top of the...

Denver Catholic Staff
Mar 8, 20163 min read


Archbishop Aquila: The Little Sisters’ Holy Week trial
This Lenten Season is going by quickly, and with Easter being so early this year, I want to wish all of you a very blessed Holy Week and...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Mar 8, 20163 min read


Ukraine’s Greek Catholic heroes
Ever since then Maidan revolution of dignity erupted in Kyiv in November 2013, Russian propaganda has been pumped into the world in a...

Denver Catholic Staff
Mar 1, 20163 min read


After Justice Scalia
The death of Justice Antonin Scalia on February 13 – unexpected and, for many reasons, tragic – draws a curtain on the life and public...

George Weigel
Feb 24, 20163 min read


Learning hope from Mexico
(Photo: Alan Holdren/CNA) This past week Pope Francis visited Mexico. As I read his messages, it became clear to me that his insights...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Feb 22, 20164 min read


ISIS, genocide, and us
The Monuments Men was a disappointing movie, but one of its most chilling scenes sticks in my mind as an analogue to the appalling...

Denver Catholic Staff
Feb 16, 20163 min read


An invitation to a Roman Lent
(Photo by David Iliff / License: CC-BY-SA 3.0 / via Wikipedia) It’s hard to believe that it’s been five years since my son, Stephen, and...

George Weigel
Feb 9, 20163 min read
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