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Friday, May. 05, 2006
DRAPER — The red carpet awaited the arrival of guests who experienced "An Evening Under the Stars" at the 6th Annual Juan Diego Gala, April 29.
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Friday, May. 05, 2006
SALT LAKE CITY — "The four jubilarians represent 210 years of vowed commitment and service. I want to congratulate and thank each one of you for your many years of faithful ministry as vowed religious," said Msgr. J. Terrence Fitzgerald, diocesan administrator in his homily. A Jubilee Mass and luncheon were held at Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, Salt Lake City, April 29.
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Friday, May. 05, 2006
ST. GEORGE — Ministers from a variety of Christian churches were invited by Father Gustavo Vidal, pastor of St. George Parish, to participate in an Ecumenical Way of the Cross.
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Friday, May. 05, 2006
SALT LAKE CITY – Con 25,000 personas reunidas el 9 de abril en el centro de Salt Lake City con motivo de la Marcha por la Dignidad por los derechos de inmigración, los organizadores, la Policía de Salt Lake City, y el alcalde de Salt Lake City "Rocky" Anderson expresaron su sorpresa por el gran número de asistentes al evento. Los oficiales de la Ciudad consideran esta marcha, la cual empezó con una invocación por el Padre James E. Flynn de la Parroquia de Sta. María de la Asunción en Park City, la demostración más grande en la historia de la ciudad desde la Guerra de Vietnam.
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Friday, May. 05, 2006
SALT LAKE CITY — Para los activistas Católicos, los puntos predominantes de los mítines y marchas de los dos días, no se refieren tanto a los derechos de inmigración o a los derechos de los hispanos, sino más bien se refieren a los derechos humanos – los derechos que todos los individuos merecen porque todos estamos hechos a imagen y semejanza de Dios.
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Friday, Apr. 28, 2006
OGDEN — The new St. James Church in Ogden reaches up from the center of the parish complex. Its construction has necessitated the leveling of the area, making the church and parking lot completely accessible.
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Friday, Apr. 28, 2006
SALT LAKE CITY — When tragedy hits a community, the impact sends ripples through the fabric of the lives of everyone, even those who would seem unaffected. However, when the repercussions produce a new hope and cause people from diverse backgrounds to unite for a cause of healing and empowerment, the catalyst ceases to be an unforgettable source of despair.
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Friday, Apr. 28, 2006
SALT LAKE CITY — "The network of people affected by multiple sclerosis (MS) goes well beyond the 11,000 Utahns who have been diagnosed. It also affects their families," said Brittany Clark, communications associate of the National MS Society Utah State Chapter. "Every 60 minutes, someone is diagnosed with MS, and that is why we walk. The chapter held an MS Walk April 8, at the Gateway with 1,734 participants raising $201,578.
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Friday, Apr. 28, 2006
PARK CITY — Holy Cross Sister Margo Cain planned her own funeral Mass, selecting readings from Isaiah and Luke’s Gospel about the disciples who meet the resurrected Jesus on the road to Emmaus. She chose joyful music about meeting God, faith, and trust in God’s mercy.
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Friday, Apr. 28, 2006
OGDEN — "We, as Catholic women, are called to respond in an effort to achieve something positive and meaningful to ease suffering, lifts burdens, and bring hope to women and their families everywhere," said Maggie Gray, National Council of Catholic Women (NCCW) immediate past president, at the 78th Annual Diocesan Council of Catholic Women (DCCW) Convention April 22-23, at the Ogden Marriott Hotel. This year’s theme was "Women united…making a difference personally, locally, and globally."
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