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Friday, Jan. 08, 2016
Carma passed away peacefully at home on Dec. 20, 2015 with her family by her side. She was welcomed into heaven by her husband, Eldred, and daughter, Mitzi.
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Friday, Jan. 08, 2016
Richard F. Bojanowski died Dec. 21, 2015. He was born in Cleveland, Ohio on June 6, 1928 to Frank J. Bojanowski (1902 - 1967) and Anne M. (Butt) Bojanowski (1904 - 1993).
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Friday, Jan. 08, 2016
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La parroquia de Wendover tiene un nuevo administrador
SALT LAKE CITY — El Padre Oscar Manuel Hernández-Hernández ha sido asignado como el nuevo administrador de la parroquia de San Felipe en Wendover.
Su asignación comenzó el 14 de diciembre del 2014.
Originario de Victoria, El Salvador, el Padre Hernández dijo que el llamado al sacerdocio nació dentro de su familia.
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Friday, Jan. 08, 2016
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — God’s ability to forgive “knows no limits” as his mercy frees people from bitterness and despair, Pope Francis said.
“The Church’s forgiveness must be every bit as broad as that offered by Jesus on the cross and by Mary at his feet. There is no other way,” he said after opening the Holy Door of the Basilica of St. Mary Major Jan. 1, the feast of Mary, Mother of God, and the World Day of Prayer for Peace.
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Friday, Jan. 08, 2016
Editor’s note: Each week during the Year of Mercy, the Intermountain Catholic will publish a short reflection written by a variety of Catholics in the Diocese of Salt Lake City: priests, deacons, religious, seminarians, Utah Catholic Schools teachers/principals, lay ecclesial ministers, religious education teachers and others. We hope you enjoy these, and that they give insight into the myriad ways mercy can be incorporated into everyday life.
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Friday, Jan. 08, 2016
The Christmas season is drawing to a close and the new year is upon us, providing an opportunity to help us focus our attention more fully on the Holy Year of Mercy. The celebration of the Jubilee Year, which began on Dec. 8, and will last through November, gives us ample time to reflect and engage. There will be many special events and commemorations to help us get closer to mercy as “an extraordinary moment of grace and spiritual renewal.”
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Friday, Jan. 08, 2016
This week I had two thought-provoking encounters with Scripture.
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Friday, Jan. 08, 2016
Watching a loved one struggle through the end of life is heartbreaking. Seeing a person you care about suffer feels unbearable, and compassionate people want to do nothing more than ease the mental and physical burdens on the person. The “Death with Dignity” movement exploits these vulnerable moments by insisting that we can bring our suffering loved one dignity by taking his or her life. As the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops notes, “true compassion leads to sharing another’s pain; it does not kill the person whose suffering we cannot bear.”
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Friday, Jan. 08, 2016
Every time we come to the Solemnity of the Baptism of the Lord, I think of one of my favorite scriptural passages taken from the prophet Isaiah. God’s servant, the prophet declares, brings forth justice “not crying out, not shouting, not making his voice heard in the street.” And in powerful words, the passage says of God’s servant: “A bruised reed he shall not break, and a smoldering wick he shall not quench.”
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Friday, Jan. 08, 2016
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