St. GEORGE CATHOLIC CHURCH PAYS TRIBUTE TO PRIEST'S

After the nine o'clock Mass last Sunday April 25, 2010, the 9 Grade CCD classes gave tribute to Fr. Gustavo Vidal, the pastor and myself. The tribute entitled "OUR PRIESTS ARE THE BEST" commemorating the Year of the Priests. The different class levels each presented a number, beginning from the first grade to the ninth grade. It was so much fun watching little kids performing. The program was organized by the Cathechism teachers headed by Jill Lutrell and assisted by other volunteer CCD teachers. Congratulation's to all of you for a wonderful presentation.

The Joy of Being a PRIEST: Consecrated for the salvation of the World

Today, April 12, 2010 we started our four - day annual retreat here at Red Moose Lodge, Eden, Utah. Twenty one priests of the Diocese are in attendance. Msg'r. Fitz welcomed each one of us and our guest retreat Master from the Diocese of Los Angeles Fr. James Clarke.

Alleluia! Christ is RISEN!!!!

It's the greatest miracle God has ever performed.

Much greater than the miracle of creation itself

God's Som who once was dead, has risen to new life forever.

This great miracle is the joy for the whole world.

The hope of humanity.

Satan thought he was the winner.

Demons were roaring in triumph--- only to realize

to their horror that JESUS was not the loser at all.

He descended into their world and took the keys

of death and life back from satans own claws.

JESUS CHRIST proved to be the great victor.

He only gave Himself to be killed, so that He could

take away the authority of satan over mankind.

God is so much greater in all He is.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ proves this one and for all.

It's God's sign of life. Life that is stronger than death.

It brings hope and new life to billions of people,

from every tribe and tongue.

His life is for you. Now. Here.

Take it.

Praise Him for it.

It's yours.

Ecumenical Way of the Cross

The St. George Catholic Church celebrates Good Friday with the "Ecumenical Way of the Cross, participated by hundreds of St. George residents from fourteen different Religious denominations in the area. This event happens every year, as a sign of unity among the diverse religious Christian groups in St. George organized by the Catholic Church in commemoration of Jesus' passion.