Archdiocese of Denver

“Folks like Pope Leo and the broader Catholic community know that this is what it means to put our faith in action for solidarity and for human dignity.”

Pope Leo XIV revived the tradition begun by St. John Paul II in 1983 by personally placing the pallium around the shoulders of newly named archbishops.

“We’re blessed by Camp St. Malo becoming a shrine to that much better serve the faithful, serve the larger Church and bring pilgrims to that place.”

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“My dream, my goal for this archdiocese is that each Christian, each day, has a goal of listening” to God’s will “to understand and say yes to his plan.”

“There’s just a tremendous opportunity to see Regis into the next 150 years, and it’s truly a blessing and an honor to be able to lead in this capacity.” 

The program was launched in January with a four-day foundational certification training led by an internationally recognized clinical psychologist.

Archbishop Aquila, who has led the Denver Archdiocese since 2012, submitted his resignation to the pope when on Sept. 24 he turned 75, as required by canon law.

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The United States “has a substantial interest in the enforcement of rules prohibiting discrimination by government funding recipients.”