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Venerable Matt Talbot: The Saint of Sobriety
The Irish alcoholic conquered addiction with the help of grace, prayer and penance, and lived a life completely transformed by Jesus and...

Clare Kneusel-Nowak
7 hours ago6 min read


Faith, Mental Health and the Saints: The Catholic Call to Care for Mind, Body and Soul
Holiness and mental health are not mutually exclusive — in fact, God meets us precisely in our struggles. (Photo: Denver Catholic design)...

Catholic Charities
4 days ago5 min read


Pray the Mental Health Novena This Respect Life Month!
(Photo: Lightstock) You are invited to join in the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops' Novena for Mental Health from October...

Denver Catholic Staff
Sep 301 min read


The Father Desires Healing and Wholeness
(Photo: Lightstock) Throughout the Gospels, Jesus is clear: the Father desires to heal his children. He healed the blind and the lame,...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Sep 294 min read


From Darkness to Light: Maria Tell's Journey of Faith
Maria Tell's journey is one out of darkness into light. This survivor now gives of her time to support others in their own journeys....

Kristine Newkirk
Sep 158 min read


Faith on the Farm, and in the Fields
Across the tight-knit farm communities of Northern Colorado, Catholic families are rooted in faith. For these ranchers and farmers,...

Kristine Newkirk
Aug 188 min read


Be My Witnesses = Share Your Testimony
(Photo: Lightstock) Before Jesus ascended into Heaven, he made a promise to his disciples: “You will receive power when the Holy Spirit...

Scott Elmer, D. Min.
Aug 55 min read


Conversion: A Lifelong Journey
(Photo by Daniel Petty/Denver Catholic) As I look back upon my life, I am filled with gratitude to the Father who bestowed so many graces...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Aug 45 min read


Catholic Community 'On and Off' the Court: How Local Ministries are Fostering Faith-Filled Connections in Denver and Beyond
(Photo by Collin O'Rourke) The world can be a lonely place. Meaningful connection can be tough to come by, especially in a place as...

André Escaleira, Jr.
Jul 89 min read


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


God, Community, Mission: A Call to Christian Community
(Photo courtesy of the Sisters of Life) By Mother Agnes Mary, S.V. “The people who died in Dachau shaped my adult life.” With these...

Guest Contributor
Jun 166 min read


Love the Church, Serve the Church: Denver's Dire Need for Priestly Vocations
(Composite design using public domain/Denver Catholic file photos) When asked about the "greatest commandment," Jesus gave a glimpse into...

André Escaleira, Jr.
Jun 97 min read


Love the Church and Step Boldly Into the Mission
St. Joan of Arc by Albert Lynch, c. 1903. (Photo: Public Domain/Wikimedia Commons) As we begin a new papacy with Pope Leo XIV, we find...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Jun 24 min read


Good is not Good Enough: Loving our Neighbors through the Spiritual Works of Mercy
(Photo: Unsplash) Our coffees clanked down on the counter. Steam rose out of the mug, twisting and circling as it floated up into...

Tanner Kalina
May 195 min read


An Invisible Love for Neighbor: The Spiritual Charity of the Abbey of St. Walburga's Nuns
(Photo by André Escaleira, Jr.) Loving God can be tough enough, but loving your neighbor? Even tougher sometimes. The Apostle St. John...

André Escaleira, Jr.
May 55 min read


Pray for Your Persecutors: New Catholic Film Shares the Inspiring Story of the Martyr for Charity, St. Maximilian Kolbe
St. Maximilian Kolbe prays with a fellow prisoner in a starvation bunker in Auschwitz. (Photo courtesy of Triumph of the Heart )...

André Escaleira, Jr.
Apr 145 min read


'I Just Want to Be Your Friend': The Corporal Works of Mercy as a Means of Encountering Christ
(Photo: Unsplash) By Senite Sahlezghi (Denver Catholic file photo) Evening Prayer had just ended, the smell of incense still looming in...

Guest Contributor
Apr 75 min read


Love Your Neighbor Out of Love for God
(Photo courtesy of Christ in the City) In the last issue of the Denver Catholic, I emphasized that our primary calling is to love God...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila
Mar 314 min read


‘You cannot live without Eucharist’: Abram León’s Testimony of Faith, Commitment and Service
(Photo provided) Abram León, associate director of lay ecclesial movements for the Archdiocese of Denver, was born and raised in a...

Rocio Madera
Mar 244 min read


‘He’s been my life completely’: 102-year-old’s Testimony
(Photo provided) Marion Bartscherer has been through the wringer in her long life. The 102-year-old resident at The Gardens at St....

André Escaleira, Jr.
Mar 174 min read
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