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Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila recently delivered an inspiring talk about the beautiful vocation of marriage aboard the Good News Cruise ....

(Photo by Daniel Petty/Denver Catholic) On Feb. 18, Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila ordained seven men to the transitional diaconate at the...

(Photo by Daniel Petty/Denver Catholic) On Saturday, Feb. 18, seven men took a leap of faith into the transitional diaconate and a first...

Students for Life is asking pro-life advocates to join its planned protests and advocacy actions directed at companies that have...

(Photo provided) The 2022 Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal wraps up at the end of the year and has been marked with great generosity from...

Black Catholics from around the Archdiocese of Denver gathered for a day of reflection to God’s voice in prayer, entered into community with each other, and identified action items and pastoral concerns to report to the National Black Catholic Congress, which is preparing to host a national Congress next summer. (Photo courtesy of the Office of Black Catholic Ministry) The Office of Black Catholic Ministry of the Archdiocese of Denver was pleased to host their first annual da

Seminarian Jacob Schepp builds with Legos with the after-care students at Christ the King Catholic School. First year seminarians on...

(Photo: Cathopic) It’s the most significant moment in Mass, but nearly 70 percent of Catholics don’t even believe what it means....

(Photo courtesy of EWTN News In-Depth) Last weekend, the Archdiocese of Denver was featured on EWTN News In-Depth. EWTN reporter Mark...

(Photo provided) The Archdiocesan Discernment Process launched nearly a year ago, which invited all the faithful of the archdiocese to...

By Father Greg Cleveland, OMV Director of the Lanteri Center for Ignatian Spirituality Decisions matter. Life is a matter of choices, and every choice you make makes you. We all know how difficult it can be to make decisions, and sometimes we prefer not to make them. Fortunately, we are not alone in making our choices. God comes to our aid with his Holy Spirit and equips us in myriad ways so that we can do his will. During the Archdiocesan Discernment Process, we have been co

Did you know that God still speaks today? Have you ever asked yourself that question before? God, indeed, still speaks today! This conviction was fundamental to the whole archdiocesan discernment process. Throughout all the planning, the Synod Team never doubted that God would speak clearly to all of us, but the question was “What will he say?” The parish phase of the discernment process took place in January and February and asked God to reveal his mission for the archdioces

What it means to have a Biblical worldview (Photo: John Canada / Unsplash) In the 1960s, a boy named Stratford Caldecott decided that he...

In our broken world, one of the most prominent ways that sin wreaks tragedy and destruction is through addiction. Addiction is something...

(Photo: Adobe Stock) The fruits of the synodal process that began in October of last year and continues today are only beginning to be...

When I reflect on my experience of the Archdiocesan Synod, Jesus is active in healing his people and empowering us for mission. He calls...

(Photo: Josh Applegate / Unsplash) “What do you want to be when you grow-up?” This is one of the all-time most popular questions for...

By Deacon Derrick Johnson Permanent Deacon at Assumption Catholic Parish As the Year of St. Joseph came to an end, I found myself reflecting on the example and the call that God the Father issues to men, especially ones in roles as husbands and fathers; and to be submissive to the vocations we receive and to express this submission in cooperation with the graces we receive. St. Joseph stands in today’s world much as he did in the time of Jesus as a silent example of what it m

(Photo: Unsplash, edited) Reminder: viewing a TV or online Mass does not fulfill the Sunday or Holy Day obligation, but is intended to be...

Letter warns that Germany's 'Synodal Path' could lead to schism More than 70 bishops from around the world including Archbishop Samuel Aquila have released a “ fraternal open letter ” to Germany’s bishops warning that sweeping changes to Church teaching advocated by the ongoing process known as the “Synodal Path” may lead to schism. Read the full letter The letter expresses “our growing concern about the nature of the entire German ‘Synodal Path,'” which the signatories say