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Now that we have celebrated the great Vigil of Easter, the Church begins its 50-day festival of the Resurrection. This period is not only a time of joyful celebration, but also a time for mystagogy. Mystagogy is a very uncommon word and, in my opinion, it is one of the Church’s best-kept secrets. I have often wondered why the Church struggles to employ mystagogy.
>>>"I look forward to the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come. Amen."
>>>BOUNTIFUL — Daughter of Charity Sister Marion Bill led the Ladies of Charity from Saint Olaf Parish and Our Lady of Lourdes Parish in a Lenten retreat on prayer, forgiveness and gratitude at the Daughters of Charity Convent in Bountiful April 9.
>>>PANGUITCH — Cassandra Smith’s family fills a pew in Saint Gertrude Mission, representing about a sixth of the regular congregation, and the baptism of Smith’s four daughters, who range in age from 13 years to 20 months, brings new life to the community, said Emily Shakespeare, who has been a parishioner since the Garfield County mission opened in 1989. "Most of the members – they’re all great, but most of them are on in years, and so having this new, young faith come in it brings life into the family of Christ, and into the body of Christ," Shakespeare said.
>>>BRIGHAM CITY — Ted Roundy has found peace in the Catholic Church and joined because he said the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints wasn’t meeting his needs. He became a member of Saint Henry Parish during the 2010 Easter Vigil.
>>>FILLMORE — Holy Family Mission in Fillmore celebrated a unique Holy Week this year. Two nuns from the religious congregation of Santa Ana in Aguascalientes, Mexico, came to Utah with a missionary family to support, educate and refresh Catholic spirits during the Holy Week celebration.
>>>FILLMORE- El comienzo de la semana Santa en la Misión de la Sagrada Familia en Fillmore, tuvo un inicio muy particular y único.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY – Back in 1985, Dee Rowland was reluctant to take a job working for the Catholic Church because she feared she might not be pious enough. That concern apparently hasn’t been an issue: For the past 26 years Rowland has served as the government liaison for the Diocese of Salt Lake City. Now, however, her retirement is at the door.
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