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“I was thinking, ‘They’re going to kill us.’”
Juan Pablo Galviz lied wide awake on his bed in the early hours of the morning, listening to every sound on the nearby street. He...

Denver Catholic Staff
Oct 19, 20206 min read


‘A person of utmost integrity’: Catholic leaders pay tribute to Amy Coney Barrett
TOPSHOT - Judge Amy Coney Barrett is nominated to the US Supreme Court by President Donald Trump in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, DC on September 26, 2020. - Barrett, if confirmed by the US Senate, will replace Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died on September 18. (Photo by Olivier DOULIERY / AFP) (Photo by OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP via Getty Images) Catholic leaders and academics have voiced their support following President Donald Trump’s nomination of Judge

Catholic News Agency
Sep 28, 20204 min read


When John Paul II grieved with America on 9/11
By Mary Farrow/Catholic News Agency As three airliners smashed into the World Trade Center towers and the Pentagon, and Flight 93 crashed into a Pennsylvania field on September 11, 2001, Joaquín Navarro-Valls, at the time the director of the Vatican press office, delivered the news to Pope John Paul II. “I remember that terrible afternoon as if it were yesterday. I called the Pope, who was at Castel Gandolfo, I gave him the news. He was shocked not only by the tragedy itself,

Catholic News Agency
Sep 11, 20206 min read


Lebanon needs U.S. Catholic help now, bishops say
The Maronite eparchs of the United States are pleading for prayers and aid for the people of Lebanon in the wake of the large explosion in Beirut on Tuesday, August 4, as Lebanon’s bishops call for a day of fasting and prayer this weekend. Dozens are feared dead and thousands were injured by the blast, the cause of which is still unknown. Harrowing images from Beirut show buildings reduced to rubble, and an estimated hundreds of thousands of people were made homeless by the e

Catholic News Agency
Aug 6, 20202 min read


Lebanese priest: ‘We need your prayers’ after Beirut explosions
A Lebanese Catholic priest has asked believers around the world to pray for the people of his country, after two explosions in Beirut injured hundreds of people and are reported to have left at least 10 people dead. “We ask your nation to carry Lebanon in its hearts at this difficult stage and we place great trust in you and in your prayers, and that the Lord will protect Lebanon from evil through your prayers,” Fr. Miled el-Skayyem of the Chapel of St. John Paul II in Keserw

Catholic News Agency
Aug 4, 20202 min read


Catholic school teachers are ‘ministers’, SCOTUS rules
The Supreme Court on Wednesday delivered a long-awaited religious liberty decision on the right of religious schools to hire and fire...

Catholic News Agency
Jul 8, 20203 min read


Little Sisters have big win in Supreme Court decision
The Little Sisters of the Poor had a victory at the Supreme Court on Wednesday, nine years into the religious order’s bouts of litigation...

Catholic News Agency
Jul 8, 20202 min read


Supreme Court decision on Blaine Amendments a victory for religious freedom, school choice
WASHINGTON, DC - FEBRUARY 20: (FILE PHOTO) Shannon Woisnet, 7-years-old, from Cleveland, Ohio, holds up a sign in support of school...

Aaron Lambert
Jul 1, 20204 min read


Pope Francis on feast of Saints Peter and Paul: ‘Only prayer unlocks chains’
By Courtney Mares/Catholic News Agency On the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul on Monday, Pope Francis urged Christians to pray for one...

Catholic News Agency
Jun 29, 20204 min read


Can Catholics support ‘Black Lives Matter’?
Catholic leaders say the Church has an important role in working for racial justice, but that protesting for justice does not imply...

Catholic News Agency
Jun 24, 20207 min read


Answer to powerlessness is not show of power, but presence
By Father Jose Medina/Catholic News Service A deep human cry roars through our cities. Once again, black men and women fear being...

Catholic News Service
Jun 19, 20203 min read


For justice and healing: Catholics explain why they marched against racism
By Matt Hadro/Catholic News Agency As thousands of protesters prepared to march against racism in Washington, D.C. last Saturday, Louis...

Catholic News Agency
Jun 12, 20204 min read


Statement of U.S. bishop chairmen in wake of death of George Floyd and national protests
Protesters demonstrate over the death of George Floyd by a Minneapolis officer at a rally on May 30, 2020 in New York. Demonstrations are...

Archdiocese of Denver
May 30, 20204 min read


Knights of Columbus founder Fr. Michael McGivney to be beatified
Pope Francis approved a miracle attributed to the intercession of Fr. Michael J. McGivney Wednesday, paving the way for the beatification...

Catholic News Agency
May 27, 20202 min read


Join in the May 1 Reconsecration of Our Nation to Our Blessed Mother
(Photo courtesy of the USCCB) As the world continues to face the ongoing effects of the global pandemic of the coronavirus, Archbishop...

Archdiocese of Denver
Apr 30, 20201 min read


On Earth Day, Pope Francis urges solidarity with most vulnerable
Featured image: Vatican Media By Hannah Brockhaus/Catholic News Agency Commenting on the celebration of Earth Day during his general...

Catholic News Agency
Apr 22, 20202 min read


Look to Mary when feeling helpless, advise Poor Clares in New Orleans
Poor Clare Sisters of New Orleans sing on the steps of their monastery on Easter, April 12, 2020. "We sang our hearts out for a handful...

Catholic News Service
Apr 21, 20205 min read


Bishop chairmen urge FDA to develop ethical vaccine for COVID-19
Close-up medical syringe with a vaccine. WASHINGTON – Four bishop chairmen of committees for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops...

Denver Catholic Staff
Apr 20, 20202 min read


Full transcript of Pope Francis’ Urbi et Orbi blessing amid coronavirus pandemic
Below is the full text of Pope Francis’ Urbi et Orbi blessing delivered on March 27, during which he prayed for an end to the coronavirus...

Denver Catholic Staff
Mar 27, 20207 min read


Can’t go to confession during coronavirus? Consider an ‘act of perfect contrition’
The Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception and St. Stephen Parish in Glenwood Springs are both hosting extended periods of...

Catholic News Agency
Mar 27, 20203 min read
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