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Newman and the new ultramontanism
Icon of Saint John Henry Newman written by Jacques Bihin in 2022. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA 4.0) The All Saints Day proclamation of St. John Henry Newman as a Doctor of the Church was entirely welcome, if not without a certain irony. First, the good news. Newman was one of the most creative Christian minds of the nineteenth century, a truth seeker whose lifelong search for the face of Christ took him from evangelicalism through reformist, High Church Anglicanism into

George Weigel
5 days ago3 min read


Making Mysticism Accessible: St. John of the Cross Offers Lessons for Today’s Catholics
Father Angel Perez-Lopez, rector of St. John Vianney Seminary in Denver, Cardinal J. Francis Stafford, archbishop emeritus of Denver, and Daniel Campbell, executive director of the St. John Vianney Seminary Lay Division, discuss St. John of the Cross during a Lay Division event. (Photo by Sheryl Tirol) Cardinal J. Francis Stafford spoke before a crowd at St. John Vianney Seminary in Denver last week, exploring the work of a 16th-century Spanish mystic whose writings have inti

Sheryl Tirol
Oct 305 min read


Providence in a Cardboard Box: How God Brought Blessed Miguel Pro to Westminster School
When Viviana Chavez followed a prompting in prayer during Adoration, she couldn’t have imagined it would end with a first-class relic of Blessed Miguel Pro. The Chavez family had the blessing of visiting Blessed Miguel Pro's church in Mexico City — even taking home a relic for the school that bears his name in Westminster, Blessed Miguel Pro Academy. (Photo provided) By Tracy Seul An answer to a prayer “Put your phone away! You can’t be looking things up in Adoration!” Vivian

Guest Contributor
Oct 175 min read


The Sacred Heart’s 350-Year Legacy Began with One Humble Nun
Before the flicker of a sanctuary candle, St. Margaret Mary Alacoque beheld the Heart of Christ — and the world has never been the same. (Photo: Nheyob / Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA 4.0) A young woman prays quietly, kneeling at a wooden pew in a cool stone chapel. It’s a night like many others. A cold breeze squeezes through the wooden window panes. The chapel is quiet, with the warm, sweet smell of candle wax and incense from recent feast days. She turns the pages of a small

Father Joe Laramie, SJ
Oct 164 min read


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
Oct 106 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
Oct 65 min read


Forget the Vanderbilts — The Real Heiress Who Changed America in the Gilded Age Was a Saint
Julian Fellowes should consider adding St. Katharine Drexel to the show's cast — an example of what it means to find something worth more...

Mallory Smyth
Oct 65 min read


10 Lessons from Mother Cabrini to Inspire Us This Cabrini Day
(Photo courtesy of Mother Cabrini Shrine) By Molly Johnson Each year on the first Monday of October, Coloradans celebrate Cabrini Day — a...

Guest Contributor
Oct 25 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


Do Animals Go to Heaven?
As the Feast of St. Francis, the most famous saintly animal lover, approaches, you might be asking: do all dogs really go to Heaven?...

Jared Staudt
Sep 255 min read


‘Kendrick was joyful all the time,’ reflects father of Kendrick Castillo
Kendrick Castillo, who died in a school shooting in 2019 and whose cause for canonization has been opened in the Diocese of Colorado...

Catholic News Agency
Sep 153 min read


A glimpse into St. Thomas More’s final moments: Denver native Gwyneth Thompson’s new work of art
Sacred artist Gwyneth Thompson-Briggs never imagined that a quiet moment inside the Tower of London would one day inspire her to bring...

Marie San Jose
Nov 8, 20243 min read


‘St. Gianna Is Very Close to Our Hearts’: Lives Changed Through Saint’s Intercession
(Photo: Denver Catholic file photo, edited) By Roxane Salonen/National Catholic Register Trevor and Brittany Slominski were offered...

National Catholic Register
May 3, 20248 min read
WATCH: Mother Teresa brings gift of love during 1989 visit to Denver
Mother Teresa is being canonized a saint Sept. 4. Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila and Cardinal J. Francis Stafford reflect upon Mother...

Denver Catholic Staff
Aug 26, 20161 min read


Julia Greeley tour reconnects old family friend
A faith-filled group of pilgrims followed in the footsteps of Denver’s “Angel of Charity” Julia Greeley last weekend, but for one...

Denver Catholic Staff
Feb 22, 20163 min read


Giuseppe Moscati: The lay bachelor who became a saint
As we approach Valentine’s Day, brace yourself to inundated with condescending messages about how to “survive” or “navigate” the holidays...

Denver Catholic Staff
Feb 11, 20163 min read
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