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La pena de muerte nos disminuye

SALT LAKE CITY - Para cuando usted lea esto, un escuadrón de fusilamiento muy probablemente habrá disparado para matar a Ronnie Lee Gardner a nombre del Estado de Utah. Al sr. Gardner se le dio la pena de muerte por la muerte del abogado Michael Burdell el 2 de abril de 1985, una terrible tragedia que agravó el hecho de que en 1984 asesinó a Melvyn John Otterstrom durante un robo. >>>

Knights support Special Olympics

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Newman Center helps homeless families get back on their feet

SALT LAKE CITY- Most of the year, the classrooms at Saint Catherine of Siena/Catholic Newman Center hold teachers and students. For four weeks of the year, however, those same classrooms are transformed into bedrooms for a very important mission: helping the homeless. >>>

St. Olaf School and Parish celebrate a legacy of 50 years

BOUNTIFUL - Saint Olaf Elementary and Middle School celebrated 50 years of history and the Daughters of Charity who served the school for 35 years over the weekend of June 5-6. >>>

Father Bob Bussen plans travel, study during sabbatical

HEBER - In 16 years at Park City's Saint Mary of the Assumption Parish and Heber's Saint Lawrence Mission, Msgr. Robert Bussen has seen growth not only in the size of his congregations, but also in faith. >>>

Holy Cross Sister celebrates 50 years as a religious

SALT LAKE CITY - Holy Cross Sister Kathleen Moroney celebrated her Golden Jubilee Feb. 2. She is an immigration attorney with Holy Cross Ministries (HCM). >>>

St. James parishioner shares love of reading with others

OGDEN - When Christ left this world He left a final message, "Love each other as I have loved you." Today there seems little evidence of the human race adhering to Christ's command. >>>

Judge Memorial sophomore wins state literature contest

Marianne Bartman
Judge Memorial High School
SALT LAKE CITY - Jeong Wook Park, a Judge Memorial Catholic High School sophomore, was named Utah's state winner in the annual Letters about Literature contest sponsored by the Library of Congress. His fellow sophomore, Grace Best-Devereux, placed third in the statewide competition. >>>

Catholic students excel in essay contest

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