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What is charity? Friendship with God
By Father Daniel Ciucci Pastor at Most Precious Blood Parish in Denver Growing up, my dad’s job at Rocky Flats made our family move...

Guest Contributor
Dec 12, 20224 min read


‘Were not our hearts burning?’: An Advent pastoral note from Archbishop Aquila
Jesus and The Disciples Going To Emmaus by Gustave Doré, edited. (Photo: Public Domain) This past Summer, I celebrated the tenth...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Nov 18, 20221 min read


Abide in Relationship: The Eucharist as the Sacrament of Charity
(Photo: Cathopic) In the Gospel of John, Jesus uses some powerful analogies to explain our relationship with him. We are the branches. He...

Father Angel Perez-Lopez
Nov 17, 20225 min read


In Search of a Story: An Advent pastoral note from Archbishop Aquila
Brothers and Sisters, in my last pastoral note, on Ash Wednesday, I wrote of “Our Apostolic Moment,” this unique “change of eras” in...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Nov 23, 20211 min read


Advent at Home: How Catholics are preparing for a season of joy – even in 2020
By Mary Farrow/Catholic News Agency Wry jokes and memes about the decided awfulness of the year 2020 – with the pandemic, ensuing lockdowns and economic distress, as well as civil unrest in a turbulent election year – are well known to just about anyone on social media. Now, Christians find themselves entering into Advent, a season that is supposed to be one of joyful preparation for the celebration of Christmas, as well as preparation for the eventual Second Coming of Chris

Catholic News Agency
Dec 7, 20207 min read


Preparing your Home and Heart for the Advent Season
More than just a tradition, an Advent wreath is a great way to prepare for the coming Christmas season. It has one candle for each of the...

Denver Catholic Staff
Nov 30, 20203 min read


Joyful Expectation: In Advent, be intentional about waiting
It’s been said in recent years that roughly 60 percent of news readers only read headlines. That means that for every four of you reading...

Aaron Lambert
Nov 27, 20195 min read


Here’s how to fully embrace the art of Advent and true celebration
Advent Candles and Creche Week 4 For parents especially with young children, it’s a difficult balance to raise them in the world with its...

Denver Catholic Staff
Dec 18, 20174 min read


How St. John of the Cross can save your Advent season
Waiting is never easy. Time slows down and the mind tends to run uncontrollably. Yet, the Church teaches the art of waiting and uncovers...

Vladimir Mauricio-Perez
Dec 12, 20173 min read


The “O” Antiphons, a family-enriching tradition for Advent
As most people begin the Christmas celebrations after thanksgiving, Catholics are called to prepare for the coming of Jesus into their...

Vladimir Mauricio-Perez
Dec 6, 20174 min read


Why should you spiritually prepare for Christmas?
The holiday cheer, the Christmas music, the warm drinks and the shopping deals — these are just a few of the things we love most as we...

Denver Catholic Staff
Nov 30, 20174 min read


Not your ‘this-could-be-for-anyone’ Christmas gift guide
With Christmas rapidly approaching, many of us run into the problem of finding great and unique gifts for our friends and relatives. For...

Vladimir Mauricio-Perez
Nov 22, 20174 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


Placing Jesus in children’s hearts
Charged with helping to prepare a 7-year-old girl for her first Communion, Benedictine Sister Immaculata Bertolli’s first lesson was less...

Roxanne King
Oct 30, 20153 min read
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