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Did Thomas More and John Fisher die for nothing?
The idea that Catholics should be allowed to remarry and receive communion did not begin with the letter signed by Cardinal Kasper and...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Oct 19, 20156 min read
Pius XII, co-conspirator in tyrannicide
ROME. The great Piazza San Pietro is a five minute walk from where I’m living during Synod-2015. About three-quarters of the Square is...

Denver Catholic Staff
Oct 12, 20153 min read
Issues beneath issues at Synod 2015
ROME. Since Pope Francis announced that two Synods would examine the contemporary crisis of marriage and the family and work to devise...

Denver Catholic Staff
Oct 12, 20153 min read
Gifts of gratitude and hope
He came to America and encountered us in the streets, schools and historic places where we gathered. Pope Francis’ first visit to the...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Oct 9, 20153 min read
Synod 2015 hopes
The XIV Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops on the Family begins with Mass in St. Peter’s on October 4. No synod in modern...

Denver Catholic Staff
Sep 28, 20153 min read
Lights in the darkness
When I processed into St. Mary Magdalene church, I was filled with gratitude for the six Sisters of Life who sat in two pews toward the...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Sep 25, 20153 min read
Your life does not belong to you
It was revealed this week that, for the first time in its history, Harvard University, which had been founded for religious purposes and...

Bishop Robert Barron
Sep 25, 20153 min read
Tea, giggles and teaching my daughter the feminine genius
I was 20 years old when I began using oral contraception. About to be married and unsure of how pregnancy and children ought to fit with...

Brianna Heldt
Sep 25, 20154 min read
Lessons from the Rough Rider for today’s political ruffians
Sitting at a writing-desk in the White House on December 11, 1905, President Theodore Roosevelt was an unhappy camper. In previous...

Denver Catholic Staff
Sep 23, 20153 min read
Popes in these United States
The history of popes in these United States is full of surprises. And one of them, to begin at the beginning, includes the little-known...

Denver Catholic Staff
Sep 17, 20153 min read
Remembering “The Few”
Seventy-five years ago, on Sunday, September 15, 1940, Winston Churchill and his wife Clementine were driven from the prime minister’s...

Denver Catholic Staff
Sep 17, 20153 min read
Guiding Married Couples to the Divine Physician
We agonize, we hunger and we thirst for every couple that comes to us for marriage coaching. Spouses call with trepidation, send emails...

Matt and Mindy Dalton
Sep 17, 20153 min read
Weapons of mass distraction
Some time ago I received advice about a stressful work situation that today remains one of my favorite tools. “The main thing is to keep...

Denver Catholic Staff
Sep 14, 20153 min read
The quiet family revolution
As I write this column, a county clerk from Kentucky, Kim Davis, is behind bars for insisting that she should not be required to obey an...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Sep 11, 20153 min read
An epistolary romp through Catholicism
In 2003, Elizabeth Maguire, publisher of Basic Books, made a proposal: I should write Letters to a Young Catholic as part of a series...

George Weigel
Sep 1, 20153 min read
Catacomb time?
At Christmas 1969, Professor Joseph Ratzinger gave a radio talk with the provocative title, “What Will the Future Church Look Like?” (You...

Denver Catholic Staff
Aug 24, 20153 min read
When evil appears to win, turn to the Eucharist
This week I want to share with you two important themes that have come to me in prayer: the need for prayer and reparation for the...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Aug 20, 20155 min read
The deeper issue at the Synod
Looking back on the controversy that preceded Pope Paul VI’s 1968 encyclical, Humanae Vitae, I get the impression that there was an even...

Denver Catholic Staff
Aug 17, 20153 min read
Consenting to the Unconscionable
In recent years, scientists in industry and academia have come to rely on freshly obtained human tissue specimens for certain types of...
Fr. Tadeusz Pacholczyk
Aug 14, 20154 min read
The perils of “preferred peers”
On Catholic campuses that aspire to Top Ten or Top Twenty status in publicity sweepstakes like the U.S. News and World Report college...

Denver Catholic Staff
Aug 10, 20153 min read
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