Rosanne’s service has been expansive, her contributions countless.

When, at age 7, Leonardo Díaz began asking questions about God, it started his family on a journey that brought them back to the Catholic Church.

Volunteers provide hope with Catholic Charities Maine’s Seek Elderly Alone, Renew Courage and Hope, more commonly known as SEARCH.

At age 98, Lois has a breadth of experience to share.

Bishop James Ruggieri ordains three men to the priesthood.

“It’s probably the most wonderful thing that has happened to me in ...

After 46 years, Cecile Beaulieu's retirement marks the end of a long chapter in the history of All Saints Catholic School.

A ministry of St. Mary of the Visitation Parish, the food pantry got its start in 1988, primarily due to the commitment of one woman, Mildred Madigan.

In her 40th year of teaching, service has long been a hallmark of Ann Slonina's classrooms.

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Based in Portland, the home has been helping men and women break free from the stranglehold of opioid use.

They are showing the love of God to the people who are out on the street. That is a work of evangelization.

More than 180 people across Maine became members of the Catholic Church this Easter.

"They exemplify the spirit of teamwork and have worked diligently to support students with visual impairment in Maine."

Frank has volunteered at St. Mary’s for more than six years and has logged nearly 800 hours of dedicated service.

When Sophie Ritchie sits down to paint, it’s with an iPad in her hand and with God in her heart.

The spiritual and charitable impact of the Knights is indelible on the life of our Church.

Catholic Schools Week has given rise to a new tradition at St. Brigid School in Portland, having the Sisters of Mercy over for tea.

At the Easter Vigil, Karissah and her husband, Joseph, will be baptized and receive the sacraments of confirmation and first Eucharist.

Catholic Charities Maine has more than 370 employees and hundreds of dedicated volunteers, serving thousands of people across Maine.

Fran shares her story with others, at the invitation of Maine Right to Life.

Imagine knowing that you had someone praying for you every day of the year.

Donald Brasier describes his great uncle Joseph Tardiff, who, until recently, was someone whose life and sacrifice had been lost to time and circumstances.

Eight men discerning for the permanent diaconate reached a milestone in their journey on Saturday, November 16.

Ora Breads, the name of which comes from the Latin phrase “Ora et labora,” meaning to pray and work.