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The immersive training and community program molds teachers to grow and integrate Christ into their vocation and beyond. (Photo provided) by Jay Sorgi A community of young Catholic teachers in Denver aims not only to infuse the faith into every aspect of their vocation in the archdiocese’s Catholic schools, but also to bring others closer to Christ. Cabrini Teaching Fellows, a groundbreaking professional and personal formation program, has gathered recent college graduates

(Photo provided) By Forest Barnette  The year is 1912.  A tired but determined Italian immigrant sits across from a Coloradan carpenter. Though the mid-April chill doesn’t betray it, a summer heat fast approaches the Rocky Mountain foothills — and there is much to do.  Together, this mismatched pair draws up plans to house local orphan girls for the third consecutive summer camp hosted by a fledgling religious order.  The head of that community sits at this table against all

(Photo: Denver Catholic Staff) In an environment filled with joy and hope, thousands of people met at the Gaylord of the Rockies...

Dr. Scott Hahn knows Catholicism. He also knows what happens when Catholics don’t know their own faith. “Poorly educated Catholics soon...