Ruth Wright Faust — Miraculous Resolution of a Legal Conflict
Published October 25, 2026 at 5:17 PM
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While James E. Faust was a lawyer in Salt Lake City, he faced a difficult situation involving a colleague who had committed an ethical breach. James considered reporting his colleague to the Texas Bar Association, a decision that weighed heavily on him. After he proceeded with the necessary actions, Ruth Wright Faust remarked on the outcome, stating, 'It was as if a miracle had happened, and I really believe that it did.'
In Their Own Words
“It was as if a miracle had happened, and I really believe that it did. — Ruth Wright Faust, as quoted in James Esdras Faust | Religious Studies Center”
Sources & References
BYU Latter-day Saint Studies Subject Guide — Letter F bibliography; James Esdras Faust | Religious Studies Center (https://rsc.byu.edu/prophets-apostles-last-dispensation/james-esdras-faust) (research confidence: high)
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