Denver Catholic

What really happens on the other side of the confessional? This Divine Mercy Sunday, discover the beauty of Confession — where priests witness God's mercy healing hearts again and again. Read more: denvercatholic.org/the-other-side…

From renewing our baptismal promises to celebrating with joy, the 50-day Easter season is an invitation to truly live the Resurrection. Read Dr. Jared Staudt's reflection on how to celebrate well: denvercatholic.org/the-art-of-cel…

You're invited! Join thousands at the Colorado March for Life on April 17 in Denver—beginning with Mass at 9 a.m. and a march through downtown at noon. Be a voice for life! Read more details: denvercatholic.org/youre-invited-…

At Regis University, Bishop Jorge Rodríguez again affirmed both the right of individuals to migrate in support of their families, and the right of sovereign nations to regulate their borders, all while respecting human dignity. Read more: denvercatholic.org/bishop-jorge-r…

Amid rising global tensions, Pope Leo XIV is calling the faithful worldwide to unite in prayer for peace this April 11. Find out how you can join in: denvercatholic.org/pope-leo-calls…

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From feeling lost to leading others to Christ, Haydee Lara now serves her parish by walking with families in faith. Her “yes” has changed lives, including her own. Congratulations, Haydee, on being named the April Disciple of the Month! Read her full story:...

The media has framed Pope Leo XIV as a political counterweight. But is that missing the bigger picture? George Weigel argues that the media narrative misses the point: the Holy Father's mission is about inviting the world into friendship with Christ. denvercatholic.org/what-the-wall-…

What is true happiness? Not success, control, or even virtue alone, but receiving God's love and letting it transform your life. This powerful reflection from Father José Noriega unpacks the “Christian novelty” at the heart of the Beatitudes. denvercatholic.org/the-christian-…

Twenty girls at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic STEM School gave up more than just chocolate for Lent - they gave their hair! 💇♀️ The students donated over 250 inches to children facing hair loss, turning sacrifice into love in action. denvercatholic.org/sts-peter-and-…

With sorrow, yet with firm confidence in the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, the Archdiocese of Denver commends to the mercy of God Deacon Michael “Mike” Bunch. Please join us in praying for the repose of his soul and for his family. denvercatholic.org/remembering-de…

You don't need all the answers to share your faith. Evangelization starts with trust, curiosity and presence. God is already at work; we're simply called to respond. Read more: denvercatholic.org/journey-toward…

“Everything is different.” In his first Easter Sunday homily in Denver, Archbishop Golka shares how the Resurrection renews us today and calls us into deeper communion with Christ. Read more: denvercatholic.org/archbishop-gol…

At his first Easter Vigil Mass in Denver, Archbishop Golka offered a striking image of Holy Saturday: a “hidden rescue mission,” with Christ descending to seek the lost and raise us to new life. Read more: denvercatholic.org/a-hidden-rescu…

He is risen! Alleluia! 🙌 Joy breaks through the darkness. The tomb is empty. Christ is alive! Rejoice in the Resurrection of the Lord! From all of us at Denver Catholic, happy Easter!

More than 150 people joined Archbishop Golka on a walk through downtown Denver on Good Friday, following the Cross in a powerful public witness of faith in the heart of the city. Read more: denvercatholic.org/the-true-cross…

Holy Saturday. The Church waits in silence. Between sorrow and joy, we keep watch, holding onto hope when all seems still. God is working, even now.

On Good Friday, Archbishop James Golka challenged the faithful to answer a life-changing question: Is Jesus truly at the center of your life? What you choose shapes everything. See more photos: denvercatholic.org/is-jesus-my-sa…

In a world that keeps stumbling, Christ's falls remind us: we can rise again. George Weigel reflects on suffering, resilience, and hope through the Way of the Cross. Read more: denvercatholic.org/via-crucis-2026

We remember the Cross. Christ gives his life in love for the world, holding nothing back, embracing even suffering and death. In his sacrifice, we see the depth of God's mercy and the cost of our redemption. Today, we remain with him.