Mass for the installation of Pastor of Fr. James Crisman at St. Francis of Assisi in Longmont, Colorado.  Archbishop Aquila’s homily focused on the character of Zacchaeus welcoming Christ into his home as an image of what it means to be a faithful disciple.

On October 13, 2019, Archbishop Aquila gathered with the faithful at St. Scholastica Catholic Church in Erie, Colorado, for a Mass and Dedication of an Altar. 

Archbishop Aquila reflects on what it means to love God above all things and to love your neighbor as yourself.

Archbishop Aquila's homily from August 10, 2019 at St. Benedict's Monastery. Fr. Charles Albanese, OCSO was officially "blessed"/installed as the new Abbot of the Monastery in Snowmass, Colorado. 

Archbishop Aquila's homily from the July 28, 2019 Mass at the National Association of Catholic Family Life Ministers Conference which was held in Denver, Colorado. 

Archbishop Aquila's homily from the July 13, 2019 Priest Ordination of Fr. Rafael Solorio, O.M.V. 

Archbishop Aquila's homily from the dedication of St. Mark's Catholic Church in Westminster, Colorado. His homily is about the importance of the how the church building represents the Universal Church and makes us holy as she is holy.

Archbishop Aquila's homily from Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Parish on August 13, 2019. This Mass was celebrated with Permanent Deacons throughout the Archdiocese of Denver for the annual "Deacon Day" celebration. The Gospel was from Matthew 18. 

Archbishop Aquila's homily from St. Francis of Assisi's Church dedication on Wednesday, June 19, 2019. His homily is about how the Church is called to holiness. This church is a gift from the Father, a gift for your children, and a gift for future generations.

Archbishop Aquila's homily from the 1st Sunday of Advent, December 2, 2018. The Gospel is from Luke 21:25-36. It was the installation of Fr. Gregory Cioch as Pastor of Christ the King (Denver). His homily focused on the importance of keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus and preparing a place for him in our hearts. No matter what happens to us in our world or Church, Jesus remains strong and wants to renew our hope and trust in him.