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The Guardian Angel Day Care is expanding

DRAPER— Families, staff members, the mayor of Draper, clergy, kids and friends gathered on May 12 for the official groundbreaking of the expansion of the Guardian Angel Day Care at the Skaggs Catholic Center.

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Mea Culpa, Mea Culpa, Mea Maxima Culpa: The Penitential Act Revised

This week, we will continue examining the "Introductory Rites" from Mass. After the greeting, which we discussed last time, the presider invites the community to acknowledge their sins and prepare for the celebration of the Eucharist. This is currently known as the Penitential Rite, but in the revised Roman Missal it will be known as the Penitential Act >>>

Hundreds are served at Saint Andrew Food Pantry

RIVERTON —The Saint Andrew Parish Food Pantry fed 941 people this month, which is 207 families.

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Attorney receives Scott M. Matheson Award for educating youth

SALT LAKE CITY - H. Michael Keller received the 2010 Scott M. Matheson Award from the Utah Minority Bar Association at the annual Law Day luncheon at Little America Hotel April 30. Keller serves as president of the Judge Memorial Board of Advisors, and practices environmental and natural resources law with the firm of VanCott, Bagley, Cornwall and McCarthy. >>>

Member of Saint Ambrose is named Woman Lawyer of the Year

SALT LAKE CITY - Christine F. Soltis was named the 2010 Christine M. Durham Woman Lawyer of the Year April 27, at the 2010 Women Lawyers of Utah Fireside. Soltis is an assistant attorney general in the Utah State Attorney General's Office in the Criminal Appeals Division and a member of Saint Ambrose Parish. >>>

Dan and Tiffini John establish endowment for Juan Diego Catholic High School as parting gift to diocese

APER - Teacher, coach, director of religious education - Dan John has filled numerous roles during his 28 years with the Diocese of Salt Lake City. Now, as he prepares to move to California because his wife, Tiffini, received a promotion, he has taken on another role as well: that of benefactor. >>>

Judge Memorial students are recipients of Law Day awards

SALT LAKE CITY - Judge Memorial Catholic High School juniors Patrick Murnin and Jeff Scott were the first- and second-place recipients, respectively of the annual Law Day Essay contest. There were awarded their prizes at the Law Day luncheon at the Little America Hotel April 30. >>>

FATAL VISION at Saint John the Baptist Elementary School

DRAPER - Fifth-grade students at Saint John the Baptist Elementary School experienced "fatal vision" during their D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) class on April 23.
Sergeant Pat Evans from the Draper City Police Department brought the "fatal vision" goggles and allowed each student to try them out. The goggles are designed to impair the vision in a similar fashion to being under the influence of alcohol or drugs. >>>

Kearns-Saint Ann School Celebrates The Year of the Priest

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