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From Down syndrome to autism, these altar servers are deepening reverence and reshaping hearts in Denver. Michael Martin holds the book for Denver Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila during a family Baptism. (Photo courtesy of the Martin family) By Matt Walker Parents are proud — even joyful — when their child is on the altar serving at Mass. When an altar server has special needs, the sense of joy has a way of spreading beyond just their parents.   By demonstrating reverence for God

DENVER, CO, July 28, 2017: Ryan O' Connor leads Frassati Sports Camp at Our Lady of Lourdes Parish. The camp runs during the summer and...

DENVER, CO - JULY 5: Bishop James D. Conley speaks at the 2017 Regional Catholic Classical Schools Conference at Our Lady of Lourdes...