As Catholic Bishops of Colorado, we approach the issue of immigration with prayerful hearts

June 7, 2022 Open Letter to Catholic Politicians and the Faithful on Worthily Receiving Communion Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,...

June 24, 2022 Colorado Catholic Conference Statement on Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Today we celebrate a major victory for life at...

A retreat is scheduled every three years for all bishops of the USCCB. As I write, bishops have gathered in San Diego and we are in the...

The new year is underway, and our world prepares for what comes next. We are reading, maybe at home, away from home, busy, concerned,...

As you read this, Fr. Derrek Scott and I recently visited the Durango deanery for four days of parish, mission and school visitations....

The contemplative community of the Capuchin Poor Clares put forth such a service in prayer for the whole church...

Our saints are known to us as human and down to earth. As we learn their stories, we increasingly touch upon a genuine mystical reality...

The bishops of Colorado have announced that the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days will be restored on Pentecost Sunday...

As you may know, Pope Francis has called a Synod of Bishops in Rome for October 2023, designated as the Synod on Synodality. The purpose...

Never underestimate God's working through these men and women in blue, nor the power of His angels to protect and to serve.

As the end of the summer arrives and school begins, the nation celebrates Labor Day. It is time to rest and reflect on our work.

I have been blessed with a spiritual, academic and human formation which is a product of Catholic education.

Such a 'found rose' has been discovered in the southwest territory. Her name is Sister Blandina Segale.

The Eucharist is where vocations spring forth and where, by the grace of God, men and women receive and respond to His call.

Questions have been raised about a vote taken by the bishops to draft a document on the Eucharist.

Remain in Jesus! Take time to pray, reflect and be renewed. New insights will arise and new energy will be felt.

The event of Pentecost brought forth a new era! A new church was born, to bring forth not its own light, but the Light of Christ.

It is the season of Easter! This is truly a time of renewal! This springtime following the dark year of COVID is a time of new grace.

Let's not celebrate another Lent without the Eucharist - our personal encounter with Christ! Heaven dawns and the road to Easter lies ahead!