Faces of Hope
Supporting neighbors. Transforming lives.
As you can imagine, every day at Catholic Charities we meet people who walk through our doors with the most amazing stories. Stories of hardship and challenge, tenacity and persistence. Many of these courageous Coloradans are willing to share their stories. We call them FACES OF HOPE. We hope their stories will encourage you, delight you and inspire you to get involved, learn more and — above all — find the hope in your own life.
Staying Stress-Free During the Holidays
The holidays can be a time of joy, connection and celebration—but they can also be stressful. Albert Pace of St. Raphael Counseling, a ministry of Catholic Charities of Denver, offers three practical ideas to help make the season more manageable. … Read more
In his own words: Gabe gains housing in Greeley
Samaritan House Greeley on the Guadalupe Campus offers a transitional housing program where residents work with case managers to secure housing. Residents earn income, save money and reestablish themselves during their stay. Meals and laundry services are provided onsite to … Read more
When Prayer Becomes Painfully Impossible
By Derek Rusnak St. Raphael Counseling, a ministry of Catholic Charities Many people would rather endure electric shocks than be alone with their thoughts. This surprising finding from a 2015 study published in the journal Science echoes Blaise Pascal’s saying: … Read more
Connection Over Correction By Jesure Eaton, St. Raphael Counseling, a ministry of Catholic Charities
As a parent, God calls you to raise your children in faith and guide them through appropriate correction. However, there may be times when it feels like all you’re doing is correcting and directing. Whether your child is strong-willed or … Read more
Catholic Charities’ Eucharistic Procession brings 500 prayer warriors to the Marisol Health garden
More than 500 people of all ages gathered in unity in the Marisol Health Denver garden on Saturday, November 2 to honor the Eucharist and stand in solidarity against abortion. Led by Archbishop Samuel Aquila of the Archdiocese of Denver, … Read more
Baby Girl Francis Gives Her Mom Much to be Thankful For on Thanksgiving Day
When Amy first arrived in Denver, it was under difficult circumstances. Just weeks earlier, she had lost everything she owned—three duffel bags packed with her belongings, including a pregnancy pillow she used every night. She didn’t own much and was … Read more