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Dio Portland 2 months agoThe Diocese of Portland has named Sister Elsa Telón, RSR as the coordinator of Hispanic Ministry, effective January 1, 2026. Having contributed greatly as a member of the Hispanic Ministry team since 2015, Sister Elsa will now guide the expanding Hispanic Catholic community across Maine.
Spanish-language Masses are celebrated throughout… Read more
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Dio Portland 2 months agoAll young adults, women and men, save the date for the 2026 REV Retreat. This annual retreat is open for anyone discerning any vocation. Whether you’re interested in married life, religious orders, priesthood, or simply curious about God’s plan for you, we encourage you to come.
The REV Retreat has seen growing attendance in recent years,… Read more
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Dio Portland 2 months agoIn this episode, Bishop James Ruggieri reflects on the quiet strength and faithful obedience of St. Joseph. Through a close reading of Matthew’s Gospel, he explores Joseph’s righteousness, reverential fear, and trust in God amid mystery. This meditation invites listeners to consider how God often works through hidden lives, humble faith, and… Read more
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Dio Portland 2 months agoFor any young men searching for their calling, The Diocese of Portland’s Office of Vocations is hosting a “St. Andrew’s Dinner” on January 15th at Holy Family Church in Lewiston. Come share a meal, prayer, and open conversation with Bishop Ruggieri, Director of Vocations Fr. Brad Morin, and fellow discerners. This is a great opportunity for… Read more
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Dio Portland 2 months agoOn December 17, we begin praying the O Antiphons, short prayers traditionally prayed during the week leading up to Christmas. Each of the antiphons, which date to at least the 8th century, begins with “O,” from which they get their name, and with a different title for Christ, which you may recognize from the hymn, “O Come, O Come Emmanuel.”… Read more
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Dio Portland 2 months agoAll are welcome at the Echoes of Christmas Concert, hosted by St. John Vianney Parish, Fort Kent ME.
Come celebrate the joy of Christmas with music, community, and song on December 21 at 4 p.m. at St. Louis Church, 26 East Main Street in Fort Kent. A free will offering will be taken with proceeds going towards the parish’s heating costs and… Read more
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Dio Portland 2 months agoAll Saints Parish would like to invite anyone who enjoys Christmas carols and community to join them for 15 minutes of Christmas caroling on Christmas Eve. Meet at the Brunswick Mall Gazebo at 7:30 PM. Organizers say, “This is a family-friendly event. You bring a flashlight, and we’ll provide the words.”
A family from All Saints Parish has… Read more
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Dio Portland 2 months agoOn the weekend of December 13 and 14, parishioners will have the opportunity to give to those who have dedicated their lives to serving Our Lord. A special collection will be held during Masses for the Retirement Fund for Religious. The fund benefits more than 20,000 elderly Catholic sisters, brothers, and religious order priests. … Read more
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Dio Portland 2 months agoWhat would it mean to truly love without fear? One woman, through her Immaculate Conception, shows us exactly this. This episode focuses on Mary, the Mother of God, and Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Bishop Ruggieri explains how Mary was able to love God truly and without fear. He also discusses the apparitions of Guadalupe, which show how Mary… Read more
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Dio Portland 2 months agoThis morning, a ceremonial groundbreaking was held at the Basilica of Ss. Peter & Paul in Lewiston to celebrate an agreement between Prince of Peace Parish and Catholic Charities Maine. Through the agreement, Catholic Charities will lease the former priory adjacent to the basilica and move some of its central operations to the building… Read more
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