By Father Jim Thermos Spiritual Director at St. John Vianney Theological Seminary I remember when I was six years old and faced with a...

Saint John Eudes once said that every Christian will go through the phases of Jesus’ life in their own life. This is how God calls us to...

God has given us a portrait of the virtues in the life of the Holy Family. Unlike a static, cracked ancient stone, we find in their...

By Ashley Crane Catechetical School Instructor for the SJV Lay Division St. Thomas Aquinas is probably best known for his impressive...

Born in 1813 to a multicultural and multiracial family, Henriette Delille grew up in a complicated environment. Groomed by her mother to...

By Father Doug Grandon Denver’s Eucharistic Preacher for the National Eucharistic Revival In the 1930s, during Stalin’s rage against all...

“Jesus, I not only want to be a Saint, but I want to be a great Saint that leads others to You all for Your greater glory and honor, of...

Denver’s Cathedral to host a first-class relic of Bl. Carlo for the Eucharistic Revival What do video games, the internet and the...

(Photo: Cathopic) In the Gospel of John, Jesus uses some powerful analogies to explain our relationship with him. We are the branches. He...

For Black Catholic History Month, the Office of Black Catholic Ministry is pleased to present the documentary “A Place at the Table:...

For Black Catholic History Month, the Office of Black Catholic Ministry is pleased to present the documentary “A Place at the Table:...

The real presence of Christ in the Eucharist is a cornerstone of Catholic doctrine. But understanding that Christ is actually present in...

It’s the most significant moment in Mass, but nearly 70 percent of Catholics don’t even believe what it means. Transubstantiation — the...

By Father Israel Perez-Lopez Parochial Vicar at St. Cajetan Parish in Denver The words and actions of a man in the last conscious moments...

“Trick or treat!” For Americans and many others around the world, these three words have become synonymous with the celebration of...

No matter which way you cut it, healing is at the center of the Gospel. In the same way as Jesus came “not to be served, but to serve”...

Denver was blessed in 1993 by the visit of St. John Paul II for World Youth Day. Countless individuals were inspired in their faith by...

As Catholics, we love our Momma Mary. She’s the Mother of God, the Help of Christians, the Queen of Heaven… the list goes on, but the...

When we think of some of the biggest saints from the last century, Padre Pio looms large for many. His “spiritual children” are...

As we celebrate the feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, we’re reminded of the centuries of Christians who have picked up their own...