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SANDY – There are stars in the hallway of Blessed Sacrament Elementary School in Sandy. They aren’t like the stars of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, but each silver star suspended from the giant film cells on the ceiling mean just as much to the school as the big film stars do to Sundance. Each star represents one of the more than 300 alumni of Blessed Sacrament School who have graduated in its 20-year history.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — Catholic culture remains at the heart of any successful Catholic school. One of the best and simplest definitions of school culture is, "the way we do things around here." (Bower, 1966, p. 22) As I have studied and reflected on this definition, I am left with the question; What does this mean in the day-to-day interactions as both a theology instructor and associate campus minister in my Catholic school?
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — When Internist Doctor Tom Barman was in medical school he didn’t realize he was hiding a teacher inside.
>>>DRAPER — St. John the Baptist Catholic Elementary and Middle Schools offer a variety of arts programs. In the elementary school, all students take music, dance, and art as normal curriculum. In the middle school, students can choose from art, band, dance, and performing arts.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — Mary O. Maestas, 86, died Dec. 2. She was a member of Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — If your New Year’s resolution to eat healthy has gotten a little shaky, you might stop by Wriggles at 5373 South Green Street inside the University of Phoenix and Lincoln Finance Building and find out just how delicious eating healthy can be.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — "The dream is before us, let’s get up and live it," said Rev. France Davis, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, Salt Lake City. Davis addressed the students and faculty at a Martin Luther King Jr. assembly at Judge Memorial Catholic High School Jan. 12.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — If you’ve ever had occasion to sit in the courtroom of Juvenile Court Judge Andrew A. Valdez, chances are you’ve heard him address a young defendant with the words: "We have to find a mentor for you." Valdez means those words, so much so that more than one arresting police officer has walked out of his courtroom with a child in tow, murmuring to the youngster, "I don’t know how he talked me into this, but for now, it’s you and me."
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