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Passing along family valuesThe importance of putting God first, followed by family, are lessons Stephen Letourneau, CEO of Catholic Charities Maine, says he learned from his parents, who continue to be his mentors to this day. [Read the story.] |
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Casco Bay Catholics: An invitation to young adultsA ministry of and for young adults, Casco Bay Catholics provides an opportunity for participants to grow in faith and friendship. [Read the story.]
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A teen's journey of discoveryA Brewer teen’s search for answers leads him to the Catholic Church. [Read the story.] |
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Sharing his faith through song and rhymeA cantor at St. Gabriel Church in Winterport as well as a poet, Gus Ruhrold has been sharing his gifts with the Church for nearly 60 years. [Read the story.] |
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Limestone food pantry provides a needed lifeline.The volunteers who serve at the St. Louis Ecumenical Food Pantry in Limestone say they always want to be sure that everyone feels welcome. [Read the story.] |
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Cardinal brings a homeland connection to Maine’s Rwandan communityHis Eminence Antoine Cardinal Kambanda, head of the Catholic Church in Rwanda, brings a message of thanksgiving and hope to Maine. [Read the story.] |
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Carrying the good news of Christ from India to MaineTwo members of the Heralds of Good News say they are looking forward to their new ministry in Maine. [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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2013 November/DecemberProviding help and creating hope |
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