Denver Archdiocese Defends Gender-Identity Policy for Schools
Denver is one of several U.S. dioceses in recent years to issue such guidance.
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Pro-Life Catholic Clinic in Denver Area Vandalized, Suspect Quickly Arrested
The medical group sought help to repair the building before patients arrived Monday morning.
Little Sisters of the Poor to Close Denver Nursing Home After 105 Years
Archbishop Samuel Aquila of Denver thanked the Little Sisters for their more than 100 years of ministry in the city.
Pro-Life Eucharistic Procession Draws Hundreds in Denver
Denver Archbishop Samuel Aquila, circled the perimeter of the facility thrice, marking an end to the 40 Days for Life in fervent prayer and witness for life.
Denver Archdiocese: Supposed Blood on St. Michael Statue 'Similar to Red Nail Polish'
The archdiocese 'urges the faithful to exercise prudence in becoming involved with unapproved apparitions or alleged miracles.'
Alleged Vandal Faces Hate Crime Charge After Major Damage to Denver's Catholic Cathedral
The suspect faces one charge of criminal mischief and another of a bias-motivated crime, the Denver District Attorney’s Office said Jan. 13.
Archbishop Aquila Opens Parishes, Launches Emergency Fund for Victims of Colorado Wildfires
The fires affected mostly the suburban corridor between Denver and Boulder, an area that has seen the longest snowless winter.
Police Identify Suspect in Denver Cathedral Vandalism
Father Morehead said Oct. 11 that the assailant seemed to have some “deep personal wounds and grievances” against God and the Church.
Denver Cathedral Vandalized with Anti-Catholic Slogans
Father Morehead said the assailant seems to have some “deep personal wounds and grievances” against God and the Church, but “it remains to be seen” what the true motive for the crime was.
African-American Parish in Denver Robbed of Tabernacle, Eucharist
“My heart just sank. I felt so helpless,” Father Cao said. “We pray for a safe return of the Eucharist.”
