from Barbara Lee
With food prices rising, join a community co-op My husband, Jack and I have Father Martin Diaz, pastor of St. Therese of the Child Jesus Parish, Midvale, to thank for suggesting we get involved with the Community Food Co-op of Utah.
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from Barbara Lee
Pope Benedict XVI’s message of hope A young woman was quoted by Catholic News Service at the close of Pope Benedict XVI’s rally with young people. “He believes is us more than we believe in ourselves.”
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from Barbara Lee
The friends we love Why is it that sometimes friends we hold near and dear to us just seem to wander away from us? We just don’t see them for a while, and all of a sudden we find ourselves missing them terribly.
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from Barbara Lee
Praying with St Rose of Lima Having no natural sense of direction, my ability to get lost while driving around the diocese is legend. In my 22 years with the diocese I’ve learned to set out for an event to be covered in plenty of time to get lost, ask directions, and find my way there.
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Lent good time for a retreat This past weekend Jack and I had the opportunity to attend a Lenten retreat. I have to admit, at first blush I was not ready to clear even a half day from my schedule for it.
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from Barbara Lee
Praying by the Light of my Rosary When I was young and before I knew the late Bishop Joseph Lennox Federal, I used to laugh at the idea of a glow-in-the-dark rosary. I’m not laughing any more.
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from Barbara Lee
If our pets could talk There lives in our house a hearty group of beasties we like to call the warm fur society. The society is loosely woven; they argue frequently, and one or two of its members has been known to drink out of the toilet. Still, they are ours, and is doesn’t take long living with dogs and cats that you get a good feeling about why God created them, and then why he made certain this particular combination of them crossed your path.
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