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Jesuit priests who founded Saint Mary Parish have gone, but are still loved by parishioners

OGDEN — Priests of the Society of Jesus, the Jesuits, came to Utah from the California Province in Los Gatos at the invitation of Bishop Duane G. Hunt as administrators of Saint Henry Parish in Brigham City in 1952, and, although their numbers in Utah have dwindled, a few remain. >>>

Jesuits have had a strong presence in northern Utah

Like the Carmelites, the Jesuits (Society of Jesus) were an order founded to help rejuvenate the Church after the corruption of the later Middle Ages and in the face of attack from Protestantism, and became an enormously powerful force in the Counter Reformation. Founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola, a Basque soldier who found God while recovering from battle wounds, the Jesuit order was recognized by Pope Paul III on Sept. 27, 1540.  >>>

La 'Lantern House' lista para iluminar el camino de los más necesitados

OGDEN — La ceremonia del corte de listón para la Lantern House (anteriormente conocido como el Centro St. Anne), se celebró el 16 de junio en una ceremonia llena de personalidades, dignatarios así como de miembros de la comunidad y de clientes del centro. >>>

Nueva Residencia del Obispo para la diócesis

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Overcoming Our Wounds

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Animan a negocios a contratar refugiados

SALT LAKE CITY — Si usted es un empleador, el contratar a refugiados beneficiara su fuerza laboral. >>>

Let's end the violence

On the evening of June 17, a man entered Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C. and sat with the Bible study group for an hour before pulling a gun and killing nine people. According to news reports, the suspect – a 21-year-old white man – killed his victims because they were black. >>>

New bishop's residence for SLC diocese

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Utah businesses urged to employ refugees

SALT LAKE CITY — If you are an employer, hiring refugees will benefit your workforce. >>>