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Third Order Carmelites comprised of lay people

Friday, Jan. 14, 2011

BOUNTIFUL — Silvia Best and Caroline Lorenzana are members of the Third Order Discalced Carmelites. They are sisters and members of Saint Olaf Parish, Bountiful.

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Around the Diocese

Friday, Jan. 14, 2011
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Buyer found for St. Joseph Villa

Friday, Jan. 14, 2011

Christus Saint Joseph Villa is being sold to Ensign, a California-based for-profit group that has 82 facilities throughout the western United States, with five in Utah. Although the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word who are working at the Villa will be leaving the end of January, Ensign hopes to maintain the traditions of the sisters, who founded the Villa in 1947.

A complete story about the sale will be featured in our Jan. 21 issue.

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Deliver us from every evil and grant us peace

Friday, Dec. 24, 2010

For the last several weeks, we have been exploring the different parts of the Eucharistic Prayer. In this article, we move to the next section of the Eucharistic liturgy, which is the Communion Rite. The Communion Rites consists of the Lord’s Prayer, the Rite of Peace, the Fraction, and the reception of Communion.

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Parlez du Cafe

Friday, Dec. 24, 2010

In this Intermountain Catholic column, we present informal news of parishioners. To submit items, email to icnews@icatholic.org with Parlez in the subject line, or mail to 27 C St., Salt Lake City, UT 84047. There is no cost for an item.

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Feliz Navidad

Friday, Dec. 24, 2010

Nuestra mundo es embelesan con poder en la medida en que naciones e individuos frecuentemente se encierran en fuertes luchas para hacer su voluntad. Las naciones utilizan el poder militar para lograr sus objetivos aún cuando, como en la península de Corea, amenazen la estabilidad del mundo entero. Los partidos políticos utilizan el poder de la comunicación, especialmente el del internet, mientras compiten por el control en el gobierno. Y más y más, los candidatos con dinero utilizan el poder de este para ser elegidos. Las corporaciones utilizan su riqueza y prestigio para influenciar la opinión pública y últimamente para lograr ganancias. Aún en escalas menores, vemos el uso del poder para controlar, manipular o influenciar en los hogares, en los centros recreativos, en los lugares de trabajo, evidenciándose en violencia doméstica, en el maltrato o intimidación en las escuelas y en las prácticas despiadadas para alcanzar una promoción. Sin lugar a dudas, nuestro mundo está cons-tantemente atrapado en luchas de poder que dejan marcas en los rostros de innumerables millones así como en el rostro del mundo.

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Sister Virgene Marx is remembered

Friday, Dec. 24, 2010

OGDEN — The Benedictine Sisters and friends assembled to honor and remember Benedictine Sister Virgene Marx at a Memorial Mass at Mount Benedict Monastery in Ogden Dec. 16. Sr. Virgene (Cecilia) Marx, 88, died at Saint Scholastica Convent Nov. 1, 2010.

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Around the Diocese 12.24.10

Friday, Dec. 24, 2010

Listings for Around the Diocese may be submitted to ATD@icatholic.org. Please submit the items at least one week before the issue date in which you wish to see the item published.

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La Navidad tiene un sinnúmero de significados

Friday, Dec. 24, 2010

KAYSVILLE/WEST JORDAN –La Navidad casi esta aquí. Para muchos esta época del año significa celebraciones, reuniones y fiestas familiares, con los amigos y en los lugares de trabajo, regalos, paz, amor, compartir, juguetes, sonrisas… pero no todas las personas viven la Navidad de la misma manera.

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Merry Christmas

Friday, Dec. 24, 2010

Our world seems enthralled with power inasmuch as nations and individuals are often locked in fierce struggles to exert their will. Nations use military power to achieve their ends even when, as in the Korean Peninsula, they threaten the stability of the entire world. Political parties use the power of communication, especially on the Internet, as they vie for control in the chambers of government. And more and more, wealthy candidates use the power of money to get elected to political office. Corporations use their wealth and prestige to influence public opinion and ultimately, to make a profit. Even on a smaller scale, we see the use of power to control, to manipulate or to influence in the home, on the playground and in the workplace, evidenced in domestic violence, bullying at school and ruthless tactics to get promoted. Without a doubt, our world is constantly caught up in power struggles that leave their mark on the faces of countless millions and on the face of the earth itself.

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