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Friday, Jun. 09, 2006
MAGNA — "I hope the people of New Orleans get a break this year from a major hurricane," said Leslee Lewis, an insurance adjustor who saw firsthand the devastation left behind by Hurricane Katrina. "The people in New Orleans have had just about all they can handle."
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Friday, Jun. 09, 2006
SALT LAKE CITY — Recently the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops noted that; "for several decades and in growing numbers, lay men and women have been undertaking a wide variety of roles in Catholic Church ministries." Today over 32,000 ministers work at least 20 hours per week in parishes in the United States. These followers of Christ are composed of "every race and culture who serve in parishes, schools, diocesan agencies, and Catholic Church institutions [and] are identified by many different position titles." In the 2005 document, "Co-Workers in the Vineyard of the Lord," this group is identified as "lay ecclesial ministers."
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Friday, Jun. 09, 2006
SALT LAKE CITY — With the men in red and the women in white graduation gowns and carrying a dozen roses each, the 82nd annual Commencement Exercises for Judge Memorial Catholic High School began May 28 with 201 graduates processing to their seats on the stage of Abravanel Hall. In his opening comments Principal James F. Hamburge spoke of a class of young people with grateful hearts, joy in living, and a keen understanding of their own responsibility for good stewardship of the earth.
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Friday, Jun. 09, 2006
PRICE — June 4 was a day for speeches and heartfelt gratitude on the part of representatives of the 75 former Co-Op miners who have withstood more than two-and-a-half years of struggles to unionize and improve the safety of the Co-Op Mine, owned by the powerful Kingston family. They also sought wages more in line with other mines in the area, and more dignified treatment.
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Friday, Jun. 09, 2006
SALT LAKE CITY — May is Mary’s month, culminating with the feast of the Visitation when the Mother of God proclaimed her Magnificat. The May crowning is symbolic of the honor we give Mary as the one chosen by God to bear his Son for our salvation.
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Friday, Jun. 02, 2006
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Friday, Jun. 02, 2006
BOUNTIFUL — St. Olaf Elementary and Middle Schools, Bountiful, placed sixth in the "Be A Team Player – Read" contest sponsored by Scholastic Book Fairs, the Utah Jazz, and Russell’s Ice Cream.
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Friday, Jun. 02, 2006
KEARNS — "What so ever you do to the least of my people, you do for me," (Mt 25:40) was the theme of the St. Francis Xavier Regional School monthly family activities.
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Friday, Jun. 02, 2006
SALT LAKE CITY — As lions and leopards leaping with the clanging of all manner of ad hoc instruments, the entire student body of the Madeleine Choir School filled the Cathedral of the Madeleine May 19-21 with the sounds of English composer Benjamin Britten’s "Noye’s Fludde."
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Friday, Jun. 02, 2006
SALT LAKE CITY — The kindergarten class at J.E. Cosgriff Memorial Catholic Elementary School enjoyed a special coalition this past school year with other students – though not just with other classes at J.E. Cosgriff. In a special project, kindergartners from the I.J. & Jeanne Wagner Jewish Community Center teamed with kindergartners at J.E. Cosgriff to build relationships and learn about community.
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