Utah has its own Lourdes – a vision of simple, elegant beauty The little east-side church, tucked next to her Catholic school, was a comforting place for fifth-grader Clara Brennan in the 1940s. With its lightwood pews and sun-dappled stained-glass images, Our Lady of Lourdes seemed to embrace the young girl every morning as she attended 7:30 Mass, while waiting for classes to begin. Her parents, first-generation Americans who came from Italy, paid a ...
June 28, 2013 - The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah has its own Lourdes — and it’s a vision of simple, elegant beauty The little east-side church, tucked next to her Catholic school, was a comforting place for fifth-grader Clara Brennan in the 1940s. With its lightwood pews and sun-dappled stained-glass images, Our Lady of Lourdes seemed to embrace the young girl every morning as she attended 7:30 Mass, while waiting for classes to begin. Her parents, first-generation Americans who came from Italy, paid a ...
June 28, 2013 - The Salt Lake Tribune
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