‘Catholic Heroes’ Who Courageously Defied Odds to Defend Human Dignity
New book profiles 18 Catholics whose work transformed the lives of others, advancing civil and human rights.
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‘The Chosen’ Is Faith-Enriching for Denver Family of Extras
The McAdams appear in the award-winning series, Season 3 of which debuts in theaters Nov. 18; streaming starts in December.
Catholic Converts Tell Their Story of Eucharistic Reckoning
How Holy Communion figured prominently in the decisions of Bishop James Conley, evangelist Sonja Corbitt and apologist Scott Hahn to become Catholic.
Eric Talley ‘Put Christ First’: Boulder Police Officer’s Heroism Rooted in Life of Sacrificial Love
Catholic convert inspired wife, children, fellow police and his parish and local community.
Archdiocese of Denver to Offer Special Livestream Mass for Veterans Day on Nov. 11
The “In God We Trust” online event aims to honor veterans and call fallen-away Catholics back to faith
Michael’s Miracle: Healthy and Happy at 5 Years Old, Thanks to Father McGivney
The parents of a Tennessee boy’s healing of a fatal condition while in utero discuss their passage from near despair to a miracle attributed to the founder of the Knights of Columbus.
Jesus Is Longing for This Day
As churches across the country resume public Masses, those eagerly awaiting the sacraments of first Communion and confirmation reflect on the unexpected blessings of their delay and their upcoming big day.
Former Swiss Guard: St. John Paul II Offered Witness of ‘Hope and Self-Giving’
Mario Enzler shares insights on the Pope’s sanctity and his encouragement to foster a life rooted in prayer and service.
God’s Glory Shines Through Grace
Model with Down syndrome promotes inclusivity, shows that all is possible with faith.
Francis X. Maier, Good Servant of a Good Shepherd
“Christianity is fundamentally about friendship,” says the former Register editor in chief and longtime aide to Archbishop Charles Chaput, “and helping each other get to heaven.”
