Saint Dominic Academy in Auburn will host a special conference that aims to help both students and parents around Maine to understand how online activity impacts safety, both on the screen and off of it. Click here for more details.
“The Beatitudes & The Eucharist: A Eucharistic Retreat” will be offered in Waterville on October 9-12, and all are welcome to attend. The retreat is set for the chapel of the Servants of the Blessed Sacrament on 101 Silver Street. The facilitator for the retreat will be Fr. John Thomas Lane, SSS, currently a pastor in Highland Heights, Ohio, who also is a celebrated presenter, retreat leader, and liturgical consultant. He holds master’s degrees from the University of Notre Dame and the Catholic Theological Union and has served as a columnist for Emmanuel Magazine and The Messenger. The retreat will begin with an opening Mass on Sunday at 4PM followed by exposition and benediction of the Blessed Sacrament and an overview of the Beatitudes. On Monday, a closer look at the first and second Beatitudes will start the day, followed by Mass, the opportunity for confession or spiritual direction, and a holy hour. Tuesday’s schedule features a presentation on the third, fourth, and fifth Beatitudes, Mass, and a novena, while Wednesday concludes the retreat with a focus on the sixth through eighth Beatitudes and a closing Mass at 10:30AM that will include the anointing of the sick. No registration is necessary. For more information about the retreat, call (207) 872-7072 or [email protected]. Click here for the retreat schedule.
THE COLD AND RAIN WON'T DAMPEN OUR SPIRITS!! The events for Sun., Sept. 18 will be moved indoors. The 10:30AM Mass will be held inside St. John Church and the Taste of Corpus Christi Parish will be held in St. John hall--same delicious food and music, just a different location. Please join us!
HOW IT WORKS: Each ticket costs $100 (Tickers can be split among any number of employees who are willing to share the winnings! (Four employees at $25, five at $20, ten at $10.00, etc.) The numbered balls will be dropped into a lottery drum following the Golf Classic tournament on September 19. When the balls are spun and one is drawn, the holder(s) of the winning ball number will receive $5,000!!! You do not need to be present to win. Friends and family can purchase tickets, as well. Your chances are great! Only 150 balls will be sold. Don’t wait and don’t miss out on this fun way to raise funds for our Put Children First Scholarship Fund – now celebrating 20 years of helping working families. Click here to buy tickets.