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Denver Catholic Staff
Nov 23, 20203 min read
Our Lady of Kibeho’s message to the world
By Kateri Williams Most Catholics are familiar with the Marian apparition sites in France, Portugal and Mexico. Yet, many are unaware of...
Denver Catholic Staff
Oct 31, 20205 min read
Blessed Michael McGivney: A light in the depth of the mines
In the late 1800s, it became common for many Catholic working men of different ages to dust off their dirty clothes after a hard...
Denver Catholic Staff
Oct 7, 20205 min read
Why is devotion to Mary important?
This question may seem difficult to answer, but its answer is actually quite simple: because God willed it. We may ask why God would want...
Denver Catholic Staff
Sep 11, 20204 min read
St. Peter Claver, a powerful intercessor against racism
September 9 marked the Feast of St. Peter Claver, a Jesuit priest who ministered to African slaves in Colombia in the 17th century. The...
Denver Catholic Staff
Oct 31, 20194 min read
Why does the Church have ‘saints’?
Most Catholics grew up seeing altars and candles before statues or images of saints at church, becoming accustomed to the use the word...
Denver Catholic Staff
Oct 18, 20195 min read
The Catholic Church has five new saints
With 50,000 people in attendance from all continents, Pope Francis declared John Henry Newman, Mother Giuseppina Vannini, Mother Mariam...
Denver Catholic Staff
Sep 13, 20194 min read
Five Hispanic-American saints perhaps you didn’t know
The American continent has had its share of saints in the last five centuries. People will find St. Juan Diego, St. Rose of Lima or St....
Denver Catholic Staff
May 13, 20193 min read
Saint Pope Paul VI’s first feast day is May 29 — celebrate and reflect
Pope Paul VI was certainly not the most popular pope of the 20th century. The two events that marked his pontificate were not short of...
Denver Catholic Staff
Dec 10, 20185 min read
How Our Lady of Guadalupe became the ‘backbone’ of the Mexican people
Over 20 million people set foot on Tepeyac hill every year to witness the living miracle of the woman clothed with the sun and the stars,...
Denver Catholic Staff
May 10, 20175 min read
Francisco and Jacinta Marto: Great saints who changed history
One hundred years ago this month, as the world sank deeper into the world war that would leave the continent devastated and millions...
Denver Catholic Staff
Sep 1, 20164 min read
Q&A: “Mother was very loving, and very firm”
The entire world will celebrate Sept. 4, the day of the canonization of Mother Teresa of Calcutta. But for the over 5,000 members of the...
Denver Catholic Staff
Sep 1, 20162 min read
WATCH: Cardinal Stafford, local woman share their experience of meeting Mother Teresa
During Mother Teresa’s 1989 visit, St. Rose of Lima parishioner Helen Onofrio was asked to prepare a prayer altar for the Blessed Mother....
Denver Catholic Staff
Sep 1, 20163 min read
Little woman, giant spirit
The woman stood at a mere five foot zero, but her mountainous faith towered high above those she encountered. “She was diminutive in...
Denver Catholic Staff
Aug 26, 20161 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 8, 20162 min read
Missionaries of Charity to host Mother Teresa canonization events
Millions are expected to converge in Rome Sept. 4 for the canonization Mass of Mother Teresa of Calcutta, who will be proclaimed a saint...
Denver Catholic Staff
Oct 30, 20157 min read
Vogue Venerables: People to love before they’re beatified
November is just around the corner, which means it’s time to honor all those who have passed. We have All Soul’s Day, where we pray for...
Denver Catholic Staff
Sep 14, 20153 min read
Weapons of mass distraction
Some time ago I received advice about a stressful work situation that today remains one of my favorite tools. “The main thing is to keep...
Denver Catholic Staff
Aug 25, 20155 min read
Seven things to know about St. Louis (the actual saint, not the arguably perfect city)
When most people think of St. Louis, they think of an idyllic town nestled in a glorious tetrad of magnificent rivers and blessed by God...
Denver Catholic Staff
Aug 13, 20154 min read
Four saints with laughably ridiculous names
If the Church is a hospital for sinners, then these saints are the foreign night-shift nurses whose name you can’t pronounce. They’re...
Denver Catholic Staff
Aug 13, 20154 min read
Five saints with laughably ridiculous names
If the Church is a hospital for sinners, then these saints are the foreign night-shift nurses whose name you can’t pronounce. They’re...
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