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When Faith Becomes Flesh: How Love Left Its Mark on Julia Greeley, Mother Teresa and the Sisters of Loretto
Worn knees, aching feet and bones marked by service offer a fascinating glimpse into a Catholic faith that isn’t merely spiritual — it is lived through the body. Left: Servant of God Julia Greeley, a formerly enslaved Black woman known in Denver for her profound charity. (Photo: Archdiocese of Denver file photo). Right: St. Teresa of Calcutta holds her hands in prayer during a visit to Denver. (Photo by James Baca/Denver Catholic Register) Angel wings. Halos. Voices from the

André Escaleira, Jr.
Oct 278 min read


American Holiness: 5 Catholic Saints and Witnesses Who Gave Everything for the Gospel
From the first missionaries on North American soil to a Colorado teen who died protecting his classmates, these witnesses remind us that holiness means laying down one’s life in love. (Photo: Denver Catholic design) In every age and time, though much differs and changes, one thing remains steadfast: God raises up saints to manifest his loving kindness to his people. He inspires people to live holy lives, following him even to the Cross, in love for God and neighbor. The same

André Escaleira, Jr.
Jun 156 min read
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