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International Women’s Day, Endow’s Letter to Artists and the universal longing for beauty as a path to dignity and renewal.   (Photo courtesy of Endow) Women create — things, ideas, opportunities, new life, change. Like all people, they are artists throughout their lives, crafting meaning through everyday work. A teacher adapting her lesson in real time. A curator arranging paintings to reveal an artist’s life story. A parent who solves the Rubik’s Cube of eight pickups and d

(Photo by Dan Petty/Denver Catholic) A man of prayer. A father to his flock. A faithful apostle. A rock-solid shepherd. That's how those who know Denver Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila well describe him. On February 7, 2026, Archbishop Aquila’s request to retire was accepted by Pope Leo XIV. At the same time, it was announced that Bishop James R. Golka of the Diocese of Colorado Springs would take the helm of the Denver Archdiocese, serving as its ninth bishop and sixth archbi

(Photo provided) In a culture where young girls are increasingly burdened by anxiety, loneliness, and confusion about identity, one local ministry is offering a hopeful path forward — one rooted in truth, belonging and friendship. This October, the Denver-based apostolate Endow (Educating on the Nature and Dignity of Women) launched the True Genius series, a two-book formation program designed to help middle school girls embrace their God-given dignity and discover the joy o

A group of young women bow their heads and pray with bibles. Ever since the Women’s March in D.C. on Jan. 21, the topic of feminism is...

Two local professors contributed to the recently released  Didache Bible , available through Ignatius Press. The Didache Bible  is a...