Parishes often include the Stations of the Cross in their Lenten observances because it is a season in which we are called to deeper prayer and reflection on Christ’s Passion and death.
Lent, which begins Ash Wednesday and ends on Holy Thursday, is a period of spiritual renewal that helps us prepare for the celebration of the Paschal mystery of Christ — that is, his passion, death and resurrection.
The National Catholic Risk Retention Group (National Catholic) has announced that Bishop Robert Deeley has been elected as its chairman of the board.
Bishop Robert P. Deeley of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland has issued the following message at Christmas.
The Parish of the Precious Blood, serving Caribou, Presque Isle and surrounding areas, has long been known for its generosity, service and care for the wider community, and this holiday season the parish isn’t letting the COVID-19 pandemic stand in its way.
St. Mary’s Catholic Church will host a traditional turkey dinner for the public again this year on Thanksgiving Day, albeit in a slightly different format.
During this difficult holiday season, the power of prayer is a tool many people who believe in it may turn to for guidance and support.
The Limestone Knights of Columbus recently received the Star Council Award, an honor given when a council reaches the requirements for three individual awards within a single fraternal year.
In accordance with Gov. Janet Mills’ guidelines, Catholic churches in Maine will temporarily allow a maximum of 50 persons in attendance for indoor daily and Sunday Masses, no later than Monday, Nov. 16.
Through bowls of chicken stew, parishioners at the Parish of the Precious Blood in Caribou hope to make a difference for local individuals and families who may need emergency assistance.
