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Students from Catholic schools excel at Salt Lake Valley Science and Engineering Fair

Alexander George-Kennedy, a senior at Juan Diego Catholic High School, was a grand champion winner at the Salt Lake Valley Science and Engineering Fair held this year at the University of Utah March 16-17; he will advance to the International Science and Engineering Fair in Phoenix, Ariz., May 8-13. >>>

Rookie robotics team battles to the top

The JudgeMent Call Robotics team from Judge Memorial Catholic High School won the 2016 Utah Regional US First Robotics competition, and will advance to the 2016 World Competition. >>>

Statement from the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City on Pope Francis' Apostolic Exhortation, 'Amoris Laetitia'

The Diocese of Salt Lake City issued this statement April 8: >>>

CWL: Celebrating 100 years

The past was carried into the present, with a hope for the future, as the Catholic Woman’s League celebrated 100 years of service in the Diocese of Salt Lake City during a tea April 3 in St. Vincent de Paul Parish’s Holy Family Hall.   >>>

Father Omar Ontiveros will lead St. Joseph Parish

 Father Omar Ontiveros is anticipating starting a new journey at St. Joseph Parish in Ogden, where he will become the administrator on Aug. 1.  >>>

Catholic schools' student winners at Salt Lake Valley Science & Engineering Fair

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Silent Marian retreat calls participants to God's mercy, Our Lady

On March 12, approximately 40 people from various parishes in the Diocese of Salt Lake City gathered at St. Mary Catholic Church in West Haven for the Mission of the Immaculata’s fifth annual Silent Marian Lenten Retreat, titled “In Your Place: Kolbe, Martyr of Charity and Sign of God’s Mercy.”  >>>

Year of Mercy Reflection

Editor’s note: Each week during the Year of Mercy, the Intermountain Catholic will publish a short reflection written by a variety of Catholics in the Diocese of Salt Lake City: priests, deacons, religious, seminarians, Utah Catholic Schools teachers/principals, lay ecclesial ministers, religious education teachers and others. We hope you enjoy these, and that they give insight into the myriad ways mercy can be incorporated into everyday life. >>>

Empty Bowls

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