As We Forgive: Lenten Pastoral Note From Archbishop Samuel Aquila of Denver
‘God forgives you. Can you forgive others?’
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4 Bishops on the Eucharistic Revival and Holy Communion
Archbishops Aquila and Naumann, and Bishops Cozzens and McManus, share their thoughts on the Eucharistic Revival as well as the controversy of Catholic elected officials who advocate for legal abortion.
Denver Archbishop: Archbishop Cordileone ‘Made Every Attempt’ to Avoid Barring Speaker Pelosi From Communion
Archbishop Samuel Aquila of Denver released a statement Friday in support of San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone’s decision to deny Communion to Nancy Pelosi because of her persistence in supporting abortion.
Denver Archbishop Decries Anti-Catholic Vandalism
Since February 2020 in the Archdiocese of Denver alone, at least 25 parishes or ministry locations are known to have been the target of vandalism, property destruction, or theft.
Archbishop Aquila: The Eucharist Can Transform Your Life
“All of us understand that you have to be pastoral in dealing with these situations and that it is really important to have a dialogue with the person, for us as bishops,” Archbishop Aquila said.
Archbishop Aquila: Christ’s Challenging Truthfulness Needed Regarding Reception of Communion
The statement would explain Christ’s Real Presence in the Eucharist, the importance of Sunday as a holy day, and the need for Catholics to live out the Church’s teaching in their lives after receiving Communion.
Archbishop Cordileone Supports Archbishop Aquila’s Call for Repentance for German Synodal Path
Archbishop Cordileone said Archbishop Aquila’s letter “reminds me of the forthright way St. Paul spoke to the Corinthians, Galatians, Thessalonians and others.”
Archbishop Aquila: Germany’s Synodal Path Needs Repentance, Belief, Truth
In a 15-page commentary on the fundamental text produced by the first forum of the German Catholic Synodal Path, Archbishop Aquila warned that the first basic text offers “selective and misleading” interpretations of Church teaching.
After Boulder Shooting, Archbishop Calls for ‘Conversion of Hearts’
One of the victims was police officer Eric Talley, 51, who was among the first to respond to the shooting. Talley, a Catholic, leaves behind a wife and seven children.
Colorado Dioceses Announce Independent Reparations Program for Abuse Victims
The program will be available to all victims of abuse by diocesan clergy in the dioceses of Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo who were minors at the time when the abuse occurred.
