From the Denver Catholic

Tori clutched her son Brock’s small hand as they stepped into Marisol Homes for the first time in early 2020. The weight of homelessness and the shadows of domestic violence…

Temperatures may have fallen with the start of this autumn, but discourse only continues to heat up as the election approaches. With several serious ballot propositions, constitutional amendments and new…

Lauren Eden learned she was nearly aborted when her mother, with teary eyes, shared her story. Through her father’s prayers and despite her mother’s initial plan, Lauren was born 13…

As temperatures cool, the hot beverages continue to flow at coffee shops all over. But for some local Catholic-owned coffee shops, the warmth of the coffee, tea and snacks served…

As we approach the 2024 Presidential Election, it’s easy to get caught up in particulars—particular positions of candidates, propositions to vote for/against, and so forth. While these are hugely important,…

During the greatest test of the durability of our Constitutional Union, President Abraham Lincoln offered a biblical metaphor to illustrate the intrinsic connection between the Declaration (an apple) and the…

From Tara’s first visit for prenatal care at Catholic Charities’ Marisol Health to the birth of her son David and beyond, Tara found the support and guidance she needed as…

It was 61 years ago, on a remote road in Africa, that Deacon Hugh Downey’s life changed forever. “I didn’t ask to get into this,” Deacon Downey said. “God played…

By Janalee Chmel Director of Marketing, Escuela de Guadalupe Listen. That’s all that Father Tom Prag, S.J., was told to do when the Jesuits sent him to Northwest Denver. It…