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KEARNS — Mientras algunas parejas decidieron compartir una cena romántica o salir de la ciudad para pasar un tiempo a solas en el Día de San Valentín, otras optaron por asistir a un seminario para matrimonios patrocinado por la Oficina de Matrimonios y Vida Familiar de la Diócesis de Salt Lake City en la parroquia de San Francisco Xavier en Kearns.
>>>TOOELE — Flora C. Cruz, 79, died Jan. 17. She was a member of Saint Marguerite Parish, Tooele.
>>>Call to Convention: The official call to the 81st Annual Convention of the Diocese of Salt Lake City Council of Catholic Women.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — Each year, as part of The Hope Benefit, the Friends of St. Joseph Villa present the Continuum of Care Award to compassionate and giving members of the community. This year on April 14 at Little America Hotel the Continuum of Care Award will be presented to Scott S. Parker.
>>>TOOELE — Enrique Orlando Cardenas, 79, died Jan. 20, at Mountain West Hospital of pneumonia.
>>>OGDEN — Joseph Amerino Andreatta, 85, died at his home. He was a member of Holy Family Parish.
>>>BOUNTIFUL — The students at Saint Olaf Catholic School donated $394 to the family of deceased North Salt Lake Police Officer Charles Skinner, who was tragically killed on Nov. 8, 2008 while on duty. Several students joined together to deposit the donation after school on Nov. 24, at Zion’s Bank North Salt Lake Branch in a fund for Officer Skinner’s family.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — "Welcome to the Emma Eccles Jones Kindergarten Commemoration," said Christina Vierra-McGill, principal of the Madeleine Choir School Feb. 12. "We have been the recipients of a very generous principal gift for our capital campaign from the Emma Eccles Jones Foundation."
>>>MURRAY — Known as the father of the Maronite Catholic Church, St. Maron was born in the middle of the fourth century in Syria. He was a monk who later became a hermit, retiring to the mountain of Taurus near Antioch.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — CHRISTUS St. Joseph Villa was created in 1999 when two congregations of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, Houston and San Antonio, decided to join forces for a more fruitful and successful center for senior care services, said Kathleen Fallon, assistant administrator.
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