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(Photo provided) By Caitlin Burm  As Catholics, we’re called to safeguard human life and dignity, which is central and sacred to our teaching. That has not changed over time, but what has changed are the ongoing safety concerns that many of us face today when attending our parishes and schools — our sacred spaces. The Archdiocese of Denver continues to take measures to ensure the safety   of its parishioners and Catholic school students, according to Deacon Mike Daly , archdi

Theresa Brandorff, archdiocesan grants director, and her team are hard at work to steward our Catholic communities and keep them safe, secure and welcoming. (Photo provided) By Caitlin Burm The Growing Need for Safety in Catholic Parishes and Schools Catholic schools are more than educational institutions — they are centers of community, faith and formation where schoolchildren encounter Christ daily. But as unprovoked violence against students has risen in the United States

Training covered practical tools — from situational awareness to de-escalation — to help Catholic, Christian and Jewish places of worship...

Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila of Denver sent word back to his staff this week that “security is tight” at the World Youth day events in...