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SALT LAKE CITY — As Jesus Christ journeyed to the cross and the Resurrection, so pilgrims journey to holy sites as a way of following his footsteps.
>>>Editor’s Note: The Most Rev. John C. Wester, bishop of Salt Lake, placed the time capsule in the corner stone of the southwest corner of the Cathedral of the Madeleine following the 11 a.m. Mass March 14. This closes the centennial year of the Dedication of the Cathedral of the Madeleine.
>>>SANDY – The universe is an awesome place, and Thomas Sevcik has undertaken a mission to encourage students to see the stars. For the past four years, Sevcik has donated a telescope to the student who wins the Overall Astronomy award at the annual Diocesan Science Fair.
>>>BOUNTIFUL — Utah Jazz Forward Andrei Kirilenko visited Saint Olaf School to congratulate the students on their success in the Utah Jazz Scholastic Book Fairs "Be a Team Player Read-a-thon. St. Olaf School was among the top 10 finishers, and as a result, Kirilenko came to read to them.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — "The advantages and disadvantages of going on a cruise versus a land tour vary in the experience a group wants to have in a pilgrimage," said Holly Janney, Independent travel agent with Cruise and Travel Masters in Salt Lake City.
>>>Walking in the steps of Jesus is what a pilgrimage is all about, and to do that literally requires a trip to the Holy Land. From Nazareth to Mount Cavalry, there are dozens of shrines and other holy sites that beckon to pilgrims.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — Leaving home to go on a pilgrimage requires some extra planning and preparation for an enjoyable trip .
>>>When undertaking a pilgrimage, one of the first questions to ask is whether you want to strike out on your own, or join a group with a guide.
>>>ST. GEORGE — A blessing of sacramentals, intercessory prayers for healing and a Mass celebrated by Father Clement J. Machado brought members of Saint George Parish together for an evening of Lenten ministry on March 4.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — The highest religious awards in scouting were presented to a 17-year-old Eagle Scout and two adults during the annual diocesan Scout Religious Emblems Ceremony on March 6.
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