All Articles

All Posts
Apostolic Mindset
Archbishop Aquila
Around the Archdiocese
Catholic Education
Christmas
Colorado State Legislature
Discipleship
Education
Eucharistic Revival
Evangelization
Faith & Spirituality
Family
George Weigel
Jared Staudt
Lent
Lists
Local
Magazine
Mary Beth Bonacci
National Catholic Register
Opinion
Parish News
Perspectives
Pro-Life
Q&A
Saints
Stories
School News
Video
World & Nation

Brick building with red-tiled roof and white trim labeled 'Bear Catholic Campus Ministry'; a blue sign with shield emblem and American flag design stands on the grassy lawn under a clear blue sky.

Finding Faith — and Family — in College: How Bear Catholic Builds Community in Greeley

Students at the University of Northern Colorado and Aims Community College are finding their “home away from home” in the Heart of Christ...

Guest Contributor

1 day ago4 min read

Smiling man in a blue shirt holds iced coffee outside a café with "More Coffee" sign. Warm lighting and wooden floors in the background.

New coffee shop in Archdiocese of Denver aims to be ‘outpost of evangelization’

Tyler Duffy, director of evangelization at St. Thomas More Catholic Parish in Centennial, Colorado, outside More Coffee. (Photo:...

Catholic News Agency

3 days ago4 min read

Boy in a green shirt praying with a rosary in church, eyes closed. Blurred stained glass in background, serene atmosphere.

5 Ways to Engage School Spiritually — at Back to School and Through the Year

A student prays during a school gathering at Notre Dame Catholic School in Denver. (Photo by Ken Mostek/Mostek Photography) By Forest...

Guest Contributor

6 days ago4 min read

Two men in striped clothing sit in a dimly lit room, holding hands and gazing at each other intensely, evoking a somber mood.

‘Triumph of the Heart’ brings St. Maximilian Kolbe’s story to the big screen Sept. 12

St. Maximilian Kolbe prays with a fellow prisoner in a starvation bunker in Auschwitz. (Photo courtesy of Triumph of the Heart) A...

Denver Catholic Staff

Aug 143 min read

A priest in white holds a monstrance on stage. Candles lit on an altar. Audience in dim light with phone lights, creating a reverent mood.

“YES, This is My Body, This is My Blood, My Divinity”: Denver Hosts First Metanoia 2025

One of the most powerful moments of the Metanoia conference was, without a doubt, the Holy Hour. (Photo: Grant Whitty/Denver Catholic)...

Rocio Madera

Aug 114 min read

Elderly man in glasses laughing with others in an arched, bright room. Warm atmosphere, joy visible on their faces.

‘Kenny’ documentary on Msgr. Ken Leone now streaming on Formed

(Photo courtesy of Blackstone Films) For decades, Msgr. Ken Leone has been a familiar presence in parishes, hospitals and communities...

Denver Catholic Staff

Aug 102 min read

A group of eight smiling people outdoors with snowy mountains in the background. Text on shirts and "Appeal in Action" on the image.

Rooted in Faith, Growing in Family: The Evangelizing Mission of Lisa and Todd Welch

(Photo provided) In a world that often pulls families in every direction, Lisa and Todd Welch are building a movement that brings them...

Archdiocese of Denver

Aug 73 min read

Person in a brown jacket sitting in a church pew, facing an ornate altar with candles and cross, under a serene atmosphere.

It All Starts With A Prayer Life

(Photo: Lightstock) “How’s your prayer life?” As a student at the University of Texas at Austin, a FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic...

Tanner Kalina

Jul 305 min read

Elderly woman in patterned blouse smiles, stands beside seated man in beige shirt. Indoor setting, warm lighting, friendly atmosphere.

Knights of Columbus Support The Rosary Team in Answer to Pope’s Call to Care for the Forgotten

(Photo provided) By Leo Rodriguez Harry and Susan Grace had just finished praying the Rosary with volunteers from The Rosary Team — Paul...

Guest Contributor

Jul 223 min read

A man with medium length hair and glasses gestures with open hands. He appears against a black background with the words "We only made 30 sandwiches. We gave out 60." visible behind him.

WATCH: Real Stories from Catholic Missionaries

Missionary life is not easy! It takes an open and faithful heart to say yes to the Lord's call to serve and spread the Gospel in a...

Denver Catholic Staff

Jul 211 min read

People in jackets watch a sunrise over mountains, creating a warm glow. The scene is peaceful with soft light and natural beauty.

Catholic Formation in the Rockies: How Annunciation Heights Shapes Missionaries for Life

From the mountains to the mission fields, the Archdiocese of Denver's camp is forming intentional disciples and sending them "down the...

André Escaleira, Jr.

Jul 1110 min read

A religious ceremony in a church with a bishop in ornate robes, clergy, and attendees in white robes holding candles, set in a bright interior.

PHOTOS | A Lightning Rod for God’s Grace: Cathedral Sees Sparks of Spiritual Renewal

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila prays before those receiving sacraments during the Easter Vigil at the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate...

Morgan Knobloch

Jul 75 min read

Smiling man in a blue shirt stands in front of lush green foliage. Text below reads "Appeal in Action" with a cross symbol.

Equipping Men for Mission through Brotherhood and Leadership

If you ask Patrick Nieukirk why he stepped into leadership for Summit Men’s Ministry, he won’t start with strategy or numbers. He’ll start with brotherhood. “Today, men are isolated,” Nieukirk explained. “They’re leaving their families and struggling with addiction and loneliness. One in three men in the pews don’t have real male friendships in their parish. Brotherhood makes men stronger. It makes families stronger. It makes the Church stronger. That’s why I’m doing this.”

Marie San Jose

Jul 33 min read

Man in a suit stands in a grand, empty church, facing the altar. Ornate chandeliers and tall arches create a serene and reflective mood.

Roamin' Catholics

Common to modern Catholic life has become the dynamic of parish shopping, driving whatever distance we might to find the perfect fit. This is nothing new and hasn’t been since the automobile’s appearance. More problematic than driving to the “right” parish, however, is the seeming prevalence of Catholics who never actually make a purchase.

Guest Contributor

Jun 305 min read