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Led by the Spirit: Archdiocesan mission anchors

Jul 8, 20246 min read

Led by the Spirit: Archdiocesan mission anchors

The words “Church” and “strategy” are not often used together. There are many reasons for this. The Church is a longstanding institution...

Denver Catholic Staff

Nov 17, 20234 min read

Diocesan, Religious, Eastern, oh my! The different types of priests serving in our communities

“ W hat do priests do?” is a question people often ask. They know priests celebrate Mass and hear confessions, but that is not usually...

Denver Catholic Staff

Aug 22, 20234 min read

An unworthy servant in the Upper Room

By Deacon Derrick Johnson Permanent Deacon at Assumption Parish in Welby As I approach the altar, I feel it in my stomach. This feeling...

Denver Catholic Staff

Jun 5, 20235 min read

An Invitation to Revival

By Mallory Smyth Catholic Author and Speaker In my early 20s, a friend invited me to the New Orleans Museum of Art to see an exhibit of...

Guest Contributor

Dec 12, 20224 min read

What is charity? Friendship with God

By Father Daniel Ciucci Pastor at Most Precious Blood Parish in Denver Growing up, my dad’s job at Rocky Flats made our family move...

First fruits of the Archdiocesan Discernment Process

Denver Catholic Staff

Sep 29, 20225 min read

First fruits of the Archdiocesan Discernment Process

The Archdiocesan Discernment Process launched nearly a year ago, which invited all the faithful of the archdiocese to engage in...

What is your will, O Lord?: Practical steps to listen to God and discern God’s will

Guest Contributor

Sep 15, 20226 min read

What is your will, O Lord?: Practical steps to listen to God and discern God’s will

By Father Greg Cleveland, OMV Director of the Lanteri Center for Ignatian Spirituality Decisions matter. Life is a matter of choices, and...

Revelations from the Spirit: Key themes from the Archdiocesan Discernment Process

Guest Contributor

Sep 13, 20226 min read

Revelations from the Spirit: Key themes from the Archdiocesan Discernment Process

By Father Tom Scherer and Alejandra Bravo Did you know that God still speaks today? Have you ever asked yourself that question before?...

A response of love, because he first loved us

Guest Contributor

Dec 17, 20215 min read

A response of love, because he first loved us

Beginning on the Feast of Christ the King and going through the season of Advent, the parishes of the archdiocese will be re-proclaiming...

Rescued and redeemed, fought for and freed

Guest Contributor

Dec 9, 20215 min read

Rescued and redeemed, fought for and freed

Beginning on the Feast of Christ the King and going through the season of Advent, the parishes of the archdiocese will be re-proclaiming...

Guest Contributor

Dec 2, 20214 min read

Captured, in need of a rescuer

Beginning on the Feast of Christ the King and going through the season of Advent, the parishes of the archdiocese will be re-proclaiming...

Guest Contributor

Nov 25, 20216 min read

Created by love, made for mission

Beginning on the Feast of Christ the King and going through the season of Advent, the parishes of the archdiocese will be re-proclaiming...

Guest Contributor

Feb 22, 20214 min read

Saint Joseph: A vision in a dream

B y Dr. Alan Fimister A ssistant Professor at St. John Vianney Theological Seminary While preaching to the crowds on the day of...

The benefits of consecration to St. Joseph and his ‘necessary’ patronage

Vladimir Mauricio-Perez

Mar 19, 20204 min read

The benefits of consecration to St. Joseph and his ‘necessary’ patronage

Saint Joseph was given the mission to protect, guide and provide for two people conceived without sin, Mary and Jesus, which means that...

St. Joseph is the great exemplar of Lenten virtues

Guest Contributor

Mar 13, 20205 min read

St. Joseph is the great exemplar of Lenten virtues

Father Roger J. Landry is the national chaplain for Catholic Voices USA and a priest of the Diocese of Fall River. Like most Christians...