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To submit parish announcements, send to atd@icatholic.org the Friday before you would like the announcement placed. Note: events will not run the weekend of the event. >>>

Healthy Utah 'a long stride' to helping those in need, Bishop Wester says

Bishop Wester joined other Utah leaders at a press conference this morning, unveiling Gov. Herbert's ‎HealthyUtah‬ plan. Bishop Wester's statement follows: >>>

4 Minute Reflection Reflection 1: Introduction

Have you ever wondered why we celebrate Mass the way we do? >>>

40-horas de devoción por las vocaciones

El 1ero de diciembre la Diócesis de Salt Lake City comenzó su año de oración por las vocaciones en la Catedral de la Magdalena. >>>

40-hour devotion for vocations

The Diocese of Salt Lake City began its year-long prayer for vocations in the Cathedral of the Madeleine on Dec. 1. >>>

Is the Catholic Church ready for the megachurch?

The Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, Calif., originally affiliated with the Reformed Church in America, was probably the best-known megachurch in the United States. Designed by renowned architect Philip Johnson, the church was founded and led for many years by its famed pastor, Robert H. Schuller. The largest glass building in the world, the church has a seating capacity of over 2,700 people. >>>

Local Holy Cross sisters are elected to leadership positions in their religious order

SALT LAKE CITY — Following the Area Chapter meeting of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross in Chicago earlier this year, Sisters Suzanne Brennan and Karla McKinnie were nominated to hold leadership positions for the next five years.  >>>

Sr. Suzanne Brennan gets a thankful farewell from her staff

SALT LAKE CITY — The Holy Cross Ministries staff gave Sister Suzanne Brennan, the executive director, a Thanksgiving farewell party Nov. 26 that turned out to be bittersweet.  >>>

Opportunity to meet Christ in prison

Imagine, for just a moment, that you are a female inmate at the Utah State Prison. If you’re like 90 percent of the others, you lived in poverty before you were incarcerated.  You also have a history of physical and/or sexual abuse, some form of mental illness (perhaps PTSD from the abuse you suffered), and a substance abuse problem that developed as you tried to ease your physical and psychological pain. >>>