The Denver Guild of the Catholic Medical Association serves healthcare professionals across Denver, CO who seek to integrate their Catholic faith with their medical practice. Since its establishment in January 2008, the organization has grown to include physicians, dentists, nurses, clergy, psychologists, and other healthcare professionals committed to upholding Catholic teachings on medical and ethical concerns. The Denver Guild provides a collaborative community where members can deepen their understanding of moral and ethical principles rooted in Catholic doctrine while maintaining the highest standards of patient care. Members of the Denver Guild are dedicated to cherishing life from conception to natural death and approach all levels of patient care with unwavering attention to the dignity of each human person. The organization hosts monthly educational conferences held on the third Wednesday of each month, typically beginning with Holy Mass followed by substantive learning opportunities. These gatherings enable healthcare providers in the Denver area to stay current on critical ethical issues, including topics such as physician-assisted suicide, end-of-life care, and biomedical ethics as understood through Catholic teaching. As an affiliated guild of the National Catholic Medical Association, the Denver organization maintains standards consistent with the national body while serving the specific needs of Colorado's Catholic healthcare community. The Denver Guild operates under the spiritual guidance of the Archdiocese of Denver and maintains connections with the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, where members participate in the annual White Mass celebrating healthcare professionals.