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Two paths lead to the priesthoodTwo young men who first felt a pull to the priesthood when they were still children are ordained by Bishop Robert Deeley. [Read the story.] |
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A ministry of mercy behind barsThree men who serve in prison ministry say that once you get involved in it, it’s difficult to give up, because of the difference you know you are making. [Read the story.] |
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'House of Comfort' is a gift for Aroostook CountyThe first hospice facility in northern Maine provides comfort and support to those approaching the end of their lives, as well as to their families. [Read the story.] |
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All for GodSister Ann Boyle, RSR, makes her perpetual profession with the Sisters of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary..[ Read the story.] |
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Youth ministers keep a cross-county connectionDespite being located many miles apart, youth ministers from Aroostook County find ways to stay close so that the teens they serve can do the same. [Read the story.] |
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Embracing a commitment to a life of serviceDeacon Thomas Blatz and Deacon Frank Daggett, two of the diocese’s recently ordained permanent deacons, have long been dedicated to serving both their parishes and their communities. [Read the story.] |
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Decades of dedication to a melodic ministryA love for singing and the Lord has kept members of the choir at St. Mary of Lourdes Church in Lincoln together for decades. [Read the story.] |
2015 January / February |
2014 November / December |
2014 September / October"There is Always Time for God." |
2014 July / August |
2014 May/June"Be Extraordinary: An Invitation to Get to Know Jesus." Focus on Francis: "Preach the Gospel Always, If Necessary Use Words." |
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2014 January/February |
2013 November/DecemberProviding help and creating hope |
2013 September/October |
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