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The Church as a field hospital

Pope Francis gave a remarkable interview recently to a number of Jesuit journals, including America, the weekly magazine of the American Jesuits. The interview was remarkable in that the Pope said a number of things that are too rarely present in Vatican preaching and teaching.

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Prison reform fits Catholic ideals

Hidden amidst all of the Congressional hijinks over the Affordable Care Act, food stamps, and budget issues are a few legislative gems that have garnered little public attention, but could have positive impacts on the common good. >>>

Government shutdown hits Utah Catholics

SALT LAKE CITY — From Ogden to Moab, the shutdown of the federal government is affecting individual Catholics, parishes and social services alike throughout the state. >>>

Bright colors bring joy to St. George Catholic Church

ST. GEORGE — Bright colors are usually used to attract attention but in St. George Catholic Church they are a sign of joy.

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El cierre temporal del gobierno afecta a los católicos en Utah

SALT LAKE CITY — Desde Ogden a Moab, el cierre del gobierno federal ha impactado a los católicos, a las parroquias y a los servicios sociales a lo largo del estado. >>>

'¡Si se puede!' Un grito que se escucha en Utah

SALT LAKE CITY —El llamado para una reforma migratoria cada vez se hace más fuerte en Utah. El fin de semana pasado los gritos de ¡Si se puede! inundaron las calles del centro de Salt Lake City. >>>

Católicos se unen para formar una cadena humana por la vida

DRAPER – Católicos en Utah se unieron a otros en la nación durante el domingo de Respeto por la Vida (Respect For Life Sunday), el cual se celebró el 6 de octubre; los católicos oraron y dieron su voz por aquellos que no la tienen.

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Catholic Woman's League luncheon will raise funds to assist the unborn, mothers and elderly

SALT LAKE CITY — The Catholic Woman’s League will host its annual benefit luncheon, "Fall Tapestry," Oct. 19, at Little America Hotel.

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John and Mary Judge: Catholic philanthropists

Each year as we think about renewing – and perhaps increasing – our Diocesan Development Drive pledges, we should be reminded that Utah Catholic history is full of inspiring stories of dedicated and generous people who have selflessly shared their resources to help build the church. Among those largely unsung heroes are John and Mary Judge. >>>