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Actor finds balance between Lear, Vandergelder

Friday, Aug. 10, 2007

CEDAR CITY – Among actors the lead role of King Lear in Shakespeare’s arguably most perfect play is much coveted. But if King Lear is to be played well, with all the richness of the multi-layered character Shakespeare intended, the age window in which Lear can be played with energy and intensity is very narrow.

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Are you pro-Harry or anti-Harry, and what is a Muggle?

Friday, Aug. 10, 2007

"The Mystery of Harry Potter: A Catholic Family Guide," by Nancy Carpentier Brown, Our Sunday Visitor Publishing Division, Huntington, Ind. 46750, 175 pages, softcover, $12.95.

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Leadership weekend offers youth valuable skills

Friday, Aug. 10, 2007

LOGAN — "We put God first, others second, and ourselves third in leadership because being a leader sometimes means being the low man on the totem pole," said Matt Boerke, director of the Diocesan Youth and Young Adult Ministry Office.

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Bishop Wester celebrates Mass for Huntington miners

Friday, Aug. 10, 2007

SALT LAKE CITY — Bishop John C. Wester of the Diocese of Salt Lake City issued the following statement Aug. 7 regarding the six miners who have been trapped in the Crandall Canyon Mine outside Huntsville since early in the morning of Aug. 6.

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Virginia Gibbons' historic doll house finds new home at CHRISTUS St. Joseph Villa

Friday, Aug. 10, 2007

SALT LAKE CITY — Sadie Hoagland gently lifted the miniature chandelier from the hand of her mother, Vicky. She carefully threaded its delicate gold chain through the center hole of a sand dollar attached to the ceiling in one of the rooms of her grandmother’s doll house. Pulling the gold chain through the ceiling of the tiny room until the chandelier hung at just the right height, Sadie settled the chain in place with a thumb tack and gave a sigh of relief. "There, perfect." she said.

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Twice Loved Treasures lead to church, Hurricane Catholics hope

Friday, Aug. 10, 2007

HURRICANE — If you don’t believe hand-me-down Teddy bears® and second-hand clothes can help build a church, you haven’t experienced the tenacity and the faith of Utah Catholics.

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Refugee Day brings memories to the surface

Friday, Jul. 27, 2007

SALT LAKE CITY — Many Rwandans felt trapped, abused, or even terrified while their families, friends, and neighbors were being attacked. The Rwandan Civil War began in 1994. Rwanda is one of the poorest and most crowded countries in Africa.

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Catholic Charities U.S.A. director touts collaboration

Friday, Jul. 27, 2007

SALT LAKE CITY — Father Larry Snyder, a priest from the archdiocese of Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn., and executive director of Catholic Charities U.S.A., said he has always assumed he would spend his life as a parish priest. But he’d only been in a parish three years when he was tapped by his archdiocese to head their office of Catholic Charities. In an interview with the Intermountain Catholic July 12 just hours after the dedication of the new Catholic Community Services of Utah facility in Salt Lake City, Fr. Snyder said his "temporary" assignment to lead the local Catholic Charities office for a six-month trial period turned into a 15-year commitment during which he learned more about and became personally dedicated to the social mandate of the Gospel.

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St. Christopher Church, Kanab, marks 50 years

Friday, Jul. 27, 2007

KANAB — The Catholics who call St. Christopher Church in Kanab are hearty and faithful. They came in families of two, three, and four generations to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the dedication of their church.

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