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Diocesan Lenten retreat brings two speakers

SALT LAKE CITY — The Diocese of Salt Lake City Lenten retreat will have Sister Linda Marie Bolinski, of the Congregation of Sisters of Saints Cyril and Methodius of Danville, Penn., as the retreat leader for the English session. Cecilia Von Bertrab, a professor of the Oblate School of Theology, will lead the Spanish session. >>>

Militia Immaculatae Lenten retreat to offer meditation

WEST HAVEN — The Militia Immaculatae of Saint Mary Parish in West Haven invites the Diocese of Salt Lake City to its Lenten retreat, “Bringing Light into the Darkness,” on March 15.  >>>

Young adult retreat to focus on discipleship

SALT LAKE CITY — On a day set aside for spiritual renewal, Dominican Father Jeffrey Ott, the keynote speaker for the Diocese of Salt Lake City Young Adult Lenten Retreat, will explore Lenten themes; his theme will be “On the Joy of Discipleship.” >>>

CRS Humanitarian Response Team Officer to speak at Salt Lake Deanery luncheon

BOUNTIFUL — The guest speaker for the Salt Lake Deanery Spring Luncheon will be Caroline Brennan, Catholic Relief Services Global Humanitarian Response Team senior communications officer.  >>>

Just when do I get there?

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Share your stories of faith with young people

I love stories. I love to read stories and hear stories on public radio. I love to watch documentaries that tell a story and jam out to Blues songs whose stories are accented with guitar riffs. But my favorite stories are the ones I hear from my family members.  >>>

Update on the 2015 Legislative Session

The Diocese of Salt Lake City continues to advocate at Utah’s Capitol during the 2015 legislative session. Our top priorities this year are criminal justice reform and health care. As we wait for the package of criminal justice reforms to be released in a bill, we are advocating for certain bills that would expand health insurance coverage, and against other proposals:  >>>

How priests (and deacons?) should not give a homily

Fr. John. J. Conley, S. J., a professor of theology and philosophy at Loyola University Maryland in Baltimore, recently penned an article for the Jesuit periodical America, titled “How Not to Preach.” >>>

Facts about Archbishop Oscar Romero

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