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Lenten harvest

My Lenten resolutions proved fruitful. In addition to attending daily Mass at least twice a week, I also tried – mostly successfully – to set aside 10 minutes each day to listen to God. (Thank you, Fr. Carl Schlichte, for pointing out that “Listen, Lord, your servant is speaking” isn’t a proper prayer, although I am often guilty of approaching it that way.) >>>

Juan Diego CHS science teacher receives governor's recognition for her work

DRAPER — Dr. Christine Fogarty Celestino, Juan Diego Catholic High School science instructor and department chair, will be honored with a Governor’s Medal for Science and Technology April 15 at the Masonic Temple in Salt Lake City. >>>

Transplant brings out the heart of St. Francis Xavier community

KEARNS — The St. Francis Xavier School community has joined together to help one of their own over the past several months.  >>>

Diocese invites all to celebrate the Rite of Installation to the Ministry of Lector for deacon candidates

SALT LAKE CITY — Almost two years ago, on Nov. 23, 2013, the Cathedral of the Madeleine was the site at which 19 men were welcomed as candidates for the permanent diaconate ministry of the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City during the Admission to Candidacy rite, which offered each of the candidates the opportunity to publicly express his intention to receive ordination as a permanent deacon. >>>

Kearns-Saint Ann Service Project for Lent

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Easter Triduum

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Acting as Jesus makes his portrayer feel reborn

SALT LAKE CITY — The reenactment of the Stations of the Cross on Good Friday proved to be more than a religious celebration for one of the men portraying Jesus during the devotion that retraces the final journey of Jesus Christ to Calvary. >>>

Representar a Jesús lo hizo renacer

SALT LAKE CITY — La representación de la pasión de Cristo durante el Viernes Santo, este año fue más que un hombre representando a Jesús en su camino al Calvario. >>>

La Diócesis se prepara e invita a todos a celebrar el Rito de Instalación del ministerio del Lectorado

SALT LAKE CITY — Hace casi dos años, para ser exactos el 23 de noviembre del 2013, la Catedral de la Magdalena fue el recinto en donde 19 hombres fueron bienvenidos, durante el Rito de admisión como candidatos a las Sagradas Ordenes, como Candidatos para el ministerio del Diaconado Permanente de la Diócesis Católica de Salt Lake City, durante el cual se ofreció la oportunidad a cada uno de los candidatos de expresar públicamente sus intenciones de recibir la ordenación del diaconado permanente. >>>