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DRAPER — The Juan Diego Catholic High School debate team has completed another phenomenal season, capping it by dominating the state competition.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY - En mayo del 2010, el Reverendisimo John C. Wester, Obispo de Salt Lake City, informo al clérigo de la Diocesis de Salt Lake City su compromiso para lograr que el programa Stewardship fuese la prioridad número uno en la Diócesis.
>>>SANDY — Blessed Sacrament Catholic School welcomed four members of the University of Utah baseball team on March 15 as part of the 3rd quarter Spirit Assembly with the theme "Academics 1st, Sports 2nd."
>>>BOUNTIFUL – For 56 years Monsignor Rudolph Daz has been a very active priest in the Salt Lake City Catholic Diocese.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — Judge Memorial Catholic High School and Juan Diego Catholic High School met for their third traditional St. Patrick’s Day lacrosse game March 17. But first Father Patrick Carley, a priest from Ireland and member of the Hibernian Society, celebrated Mass for them in the Cathedral of the Madeleine. Fr. Carley is pastor of Saint Joseph the Worker Parish in West Jordan.
>>>CEDAR CITY — With his soft voice and unassuming manner, his white beard and twinkling eyes, he gives the appearance of a kindly, long-serving parish priest. He‘s universally known as Father Mike, although he is in fact a lecturer on the Carmelite mystics and has been named Chaplain to His Holiness because of his service to the Church.
>>>In an attempt to provide alternatives for undocumented immigrants to achieve legal status, the Utah Legislature passed and Governor Gary Herbert signed into law H.B. 116 Utah Immigration Accountability and Enforcement Amendments. While the intent of the Legislature may be commendable, the law itself is heavily flawed and its effects may be devastating to the already vulnerable population of undocumented immigrants residing in Utah.
>>>BOUNTIFUL — Phyllis Jean Carr Jeanell Hoffman, 72, died in her sleep at home on March 6, 2011.
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