I write from Louisville, Kentucky, where I have just arrived for the USCCB June Plenary Assembly.  It is my first time in Louisville, and so

Looking back over the past year, we see the work of the Holy Spirit in our parish communities as never before. Beginning with the...

Bishop Stephen J. Berg presided over the White Mass on Sunday, Oct. 29, 2023, at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart. The White Mass is...

The Sangre de Cristo Medical Guild, led by Dr’s Ken and Kim Dernovsek have once again organized the celebration of the “White Mass” to...

I am extremely saddened by the announcement of an abortion clinic due to open across the street from our Catholic hospital, Saint Mary...

Faith comes first. From early childhood I learned the habit of solving problems by thinking them through to their logical conclusion....

First off, a brief travelogue and then some news. Earlier this month my travels were to Montana for my mother’s 97th birthday, and a...

Artículo del Camino Pequeño Por el Obispo Stephen Berg Enviado el 29 de julio de 2022 “Resumen del Informe: El Sínodo del Camino Pequeño”...

Part 2 of a 2-part series from Bishop Stephen J. Berg Introduction: As you may know, Pope Francis has called a Synod of Bishops in Rome...

Welcome to all, to the new school year, the end of summer, the State Fair, and the Fiesta Day Parade. So much anticipation is in the...

Part 1 of a 2-part series from Bishop Stephen J. Berg In gratitude to the Holy Spirit and answering the call of Our Holy Father, Pope...

This landscape of “mountains” and “valleys” speckled with glittering stars is actually the edge of a nearby, young, star-forming region...

Now well into summer, we prepare to celebrate another Fourth of July. As we approach Independence Day, we are concerned about many...

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...

Upon entering the grounds of Roselawn Cemetery in Pueblo, one is ushered into a hushed, silent reverence. Acres upon acres of gravesites,...

Greetings in Our Lord! Following the Spring Plenary Assembly of the USCCB last week, questions have been raised about a vote taken by the...

This morning I am writing from Lamar, where the Confirmation season has begun. Yesterday evening we celebrated the Confirmations of...

From the Last Supper through the horrible journey of the Cross, Jesus suffered and finally passed, his body quietly laid in the tomb. ...

Our Lenten journey is approaching its final, liminal stage, a threshold of change. It is time to pause and reflect, how am I keeping the...

March 20, 2022 Yesterday morning, in answer to Pope Francis’ call for a united Prayer of Consecration of Russia and Ukraine to the...