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From artificial intelligence to digital tools, Catholic Social Teaching calls for technological advancement that serves people rather than replaces them. Here's how that principle shapes the Colorado bishops' public policy priorities. Part 10 of a 10-part series on the Colorado bishops' public policy priorities An attendee at the 2026 Mass for Life takes a selfie with Denver Arc...

Denver Archbishop James Golka preaches during Mass for the 40 Days for Life at Marisol Health in Denver. (Photo by Matt Walker/Denver Catholic) "We're willing to walk with vulnerable people, hand in hand, to give them the support that they need. Because we have enough experience in this to show that if we walk with a vulnerable person trying to bring life into the world, our pre...

At an anniversary Mass, Denver Archbishop James Golka reminded the faithful that the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception's greatest treasure isn't its magnificent architecture, but the generations of souls who have encountered Christ there. Denver Archbishop Golka preaches during the 5:30 p.m. daily Mass on the eve of the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Concepti...

America’s unofficial religion offers a God who asks little and promises happiness. But the God revealed in Scripture calls us to something far greater. (Photo: Lightstock) By Mary Beth Bonacci Does America have an official religion? Not “officially,” of course. But, at least according to one expert, we definitely have an American religion. And it is very widely practiced. Sociol...

Catholic Social Teaching calls for responsible stewardship of the environment while recognizing the needs of families and vulnerable communities. Here's how that responsibility shapes the Colorado bishops' public policy priorities. Part 9 of a 10-part series on the Colorado bishops' public policy priorities Denver Archbishop James Golka blesses the land on which the future St. C...