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Overcoming Our Wounds

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Animan a negocios a contratar refugiados

SALT LAKE CITY — Si usted es un empleador, el contratar a refugiados beneficiara su fuerza laboral. >>>

Let's end the violence

On the evening of June 17, a man entered Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C. and sat with the Bible study group for an hour before pulling a gun and killing nine people. According to news reports, the suspect – a 21-year-old white man – killed his victims because they were black. >>>

New bishop's residence for SLC diocese

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Utah businesses urged to employ refugees

SALT LAKE CITY — If you are an employer, hiring refugees will benefit your workforce. >>>

Corpus Christi Sunday

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Cyclists pedal through U.S. to help people with disabilities

SALT LAKE CITY — On June 7 Mike McBride encountered the toughest challenge he had ever faced: bicycling from Jackson, Calif. to Lake Tahoe, a climb rising 10,000 feet in elevation through the Sierra Nevada mountain range.  >>>

Around the Diocese

Shower Them with Love — Bank of Utah is hosting its third annual Shower Them with Love donation drive now through July 17; Catholic Community Services of Northern Utah’s St. Martha’s Baby Project is one of the recipients. Take donations to any Bank of Utah location. Items most requested include new newborn-sized clothing, sleepers and onesies, newborn diapers, bibs and burp cloths, formula, baby lotion, powder and wipes.  >>>

Rita Viera-O'Brien

ST. GEORGE — Rita Viera-O’Brien, 90, passed away June 11, 2015.  >>>