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KEARNS — Louis Elifar Vega died June 22. He was a member of St. Francis Xavier Parish.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — Las quejas presentadas en las oficinas de la organización Catholic AIDS Action (en Español: Acción SIDA Católica) por más de 1.500 voluntarios nativos reflejan el progreso que se ha alcanzado en el tratamiento de VIH/SIDA en el país Africano de Namibia en los últimos siete años – y también el poco progreso que se ha logrado cubriendo las necesidades más básicas de los pobres de esta región.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — «La Planificación Natural de la Familia (PNF) ayuda a las parejas a entender lo que sus votos matrimoniales significan, les ayuda a vivir los mismos, y les permite crecer juntos.»
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — Nellie Grant Kirkmeyer, 95, died June 7.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — "To welcome and give hospitality to refugees is an obligatory gesture of human solidarity," Pope Benedict XVI said at the end of his June 20 general audience, and for Christians it is "a concrete way to demonstrate Gospel love."
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — "Times have changed since the first days at CHRISTUS St. Joseph Villa," said Incarnate Word Sister Mary Stephen Guiry, who works in spiritual care at the Villa.
>>>SALT LAKE CITY — Although Pope Benedict XVI’s announcement this past Saturday regarding the use of the Tridentine Mass in Catholic worship does not take effect until Sept. 14, already several eyebrows have been raised and pulses quickened in the Diocese of Salt Lake City. Some will also remember, however, that the 1962 rite, which predates the Second Vatican Council, has been observed in this diocese in several instances during the last 20 years.
>>>CEDAR CITY — The arts and humanities have a lot to teach us about human nature, and this year’s Utah Shakespearean Festival (USF) is no exception. The six plays offered for the Tony Award-winning Festival’s 46th season present a variety of character studies. The summer season includes William Shakespeare’s "Coriolanus," "King Lear," and "Twelfth Night;" Thornton Wilder’s "The Matchmaker;" George Bernard Shaw’s "Candida;" and an exciting new play, "Lend Me a Tenor: The Musical," with book and lyrics by USF’s Peter Sham and Brad Carroll. The season is very strong. There’s not a bad play in the bunch. For the next three issues the Intermountain Catholic will offer comments on two plays each issue.
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