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Pro-life advocates gather in Denver to promote a culture of life rooted in Christ, compassion and support for mothers and children. The 2026 Colorado March for Life was nearly overshadowed by cloud, snow, cold and the world's challenges. Instead, marchers were rooted in a spirit of joy and hope. (Photo by André Escaleira, Jr./Denver Catholic) “Cold, snow, wind!” “Bless the Lord!” “The gift of human life.” “Bless the Lord!” The meteorologically appropriate revision of Daniel 3

(Photo by Andy Sanchez/Denver Catholic) For the third consecutive year, Denver will be the gathering place for thousands of people from across the state, united to defend the beauty and dignity of every human being. The Colorado March for Life, taking place on April 17, will begin with Mass at the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception in Denver at 9 a.m., celebrated by Denver Archbishop James Golka. This will be followed by a time of prayer and praise at 10 a.m. out

In a formal letter of commendation, the sisters recognized the Denver archbishop’s “steadfast fidelity” to preaching the Gospel of Life. Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila invited the Sisters of Life to the Archdiocese of Denver early in his ministry, and was pleased to welcome them at a Mass in September 2015. (Photo by Andrew Wright/Denver Catholic) It’s no secret that the dignity of life faces profound challenges in the apostolic age in which we live. Unlike the eras of the pas

(Photo: Lightstock) The dignity of every human person is at the heart of the Church’s mission, and Catholics across Northern Colorado...

(Photo courtesy of the Sisters of Life) By Mother Agnes Mary, S.V. “The people who died in Dachau shaped my adult life.” With these...

Elizabeth Pawalek did not expect to represent Denver when she sent in her application for the Given conference, a meeting of young female...

DENVER, SEPT. 16, 2015: Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila group portrait with Sisters of Life after welcome Mass held at St. Magdalene Parish...