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Dear Father: Please stop it.
In all the sixteen documents of the Second Vatican Council, is there any prescription more regularly violated than General Norm 22.3 of...

Denver Catholic Staff
Jan 11, 20163 min read
Looking toward November 8
To redeploy a phrase from President Ford, our “long national nightmare” – in this case, the semi-permanent presidential campaign – will...

Denver Catholic Staff
Jan 8, 20163 min read
My vision: Form disciples in 2016
As the calendar year begins we celebrate two important feasts, the Solemnity of Mary Mother of God and the Epiphany. With the first...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Jan 7, 20163 min read
Liberal racism bares its fangs
Given the politically-correct hysteria that typically surrounds any discussion of racism these days, I hesitate to use the term. But it’s...

Denver Catholic Staff
Dec 28, 20153 min read


Love does such things
How could God, who exists outside of time, enter into time and take on a human body? The great theologian Fr. Romano Guardini said he...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Dec 22, 20154 min read
Christmas and a world upside-down
Biblical scholars generally agree that Luke’s Gospel was written at least a generation later than Paul’s first letter to the Christians...

Denver Catholic Staff
Dec 21, 20153 min read
Remembering two great bishops
We American Catholics are, in the main, notoriously uninterested in our own history. So it likely escaped the notice of many that...

Denver Catholic Staff
Dec 14, 20153 min read
The contrasts of Advent 2015
I can’t remember another Advent when the contrast was so stark. As Catholics we are preparing our hearts and homes to celebrate the...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Dec 9, 20153 min read
Books for Christmas
It’s been a good reading year and I highly recommend the following to the readers on your Christmas (not “holiday”) shopping list: God or...

Denver Catholic Staff
Dec 7, 20153 min read
Let your family culture set the tone for Advent
My husband and I recently celebrated our fourth anniversary of being received into the Catholic Church. Our conversion is still somewhat...

Brianna Heldt
Dec 2, 20154 min read
Synod-2015, Revisited
As I write, just before Thanksgiving, it’s been over a month since Synod-2015 finished its work. Yet there is still no official...

Denver Catholic Staff
Dec 2, 20152 min read
The Advent of mercy
We are about to begin the season of Advent, when we prepare to welcome Jesus with the joy of those who have been rescued from their sins....

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Nov 25, 20154 min read


A Thanksgiving reflection on freedom and its enemies
(Photo: Unsplash) Shortly after jihadist murderers killed over 130 people in Paris, seven of the terrorists blowing themselves up in the...

George Weigel
Nov 24, 20153 min read


The grittiness in Catholic faith
JERUSALEM. Walking through the narrow, winding streets of Jerusalem’s Old City on my first visit here in fifteen years, I was powerfully...

Denver Catholic Staff
Nov 17, 20153 min read
Secular slums and the Francis option
(Photo by Andrew Wright/Denver Catholic) In a few short weeks, we will celebrate the beginning of the Jubilee Year of Mercy, which has...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Nov 13, 20154 min read


John Paul II’s “beloved Krakow”
Several years ago, Father Raymond de Souza, one of my fellow faculty members at an annual Kraków-based summer seminar on Catholic social...

Denver Catholic Staff
Nov 9, 20153 min read


The Speaker and the social doctrine
TRIGGER WARNING: This column will speak well of Paul Ryan, the new Speaker of the House of Representatives, and compare him favorably to...

Denver Catholic Staff
Nov 9, 20153 min read
The Speaker and the social doctrine
TRIGGER WARNING: This column will speak well of Paul Ryan, the new Speaker of the House of Representatives, and compare him favorably to...

Denver Catholic Staff
Nov 3, 20153 min read


The holy spouses of Lisieux
ROME. Amidst all the Sturm und Drang of Synod-2015, something genuinely new in the life of the Church began, and it shouldn’t escape our...

Denver Catholic Staff
Oct 26, 20153 min read
A blessed loss
ROME. During Synod-2015, I’ve been reading John Martin Robinson’s Cardinal Consalvi: 1757-1824 , a biography of Pope Pius VII’s secretary...

George Weigel
Oct 20, 20153 min read
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