SATURDAY “Islam in Maine, the U.S. and the World,” 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., workshop sponsored by Chaplaincy Institute of Maine, 555 Forest Ave., Portland. The cost is $60. To register or for more information, go to chimeofmaine.org or call 347-6740 SUNDAY Connected Catholics of Maine, 1 p.m., general meeting including talk by Marilyn Given […]
Religion and Values
Rabbi’s voyeurism case spurs calls for reform
The longtime rabbi of a Georgetown synagogue was charged with six counts of voyeurism last month.
Pope maps out personal (and progressive) policy
The pontiff focuses on issues that he may raise again before the European Parliament.
Reflections: Understanding our own ‘ghost continents’ helps us love others
We can start by accepting the inner otherness in all of us.
Chicago archbishop opts for modest housing
The incoming archbishop will live in the rectory of Holy Name Cathedral instead of a mansion.
Church says Joseph Smith was polygamist
The Mormon church says for the first time that its founder took several additional wives.
Religion Calendar
Editor’s note: If you have a holiday craft fair or event, you can enter the event online at: calendar.mainetoday.com/events. Events entered directly into our online calendar will be considered for print. Saturday “Pope Paul VI and the Work of Vatican II: The Conciliar Texts and Their Implementation in the ’60s and ’70s,” 9:30 a.m. to […]
Reflections: We should give thanks for our elders and their wisdom
We should appreciate also that aging is a deeply spiritual process.
Christian fliers in SAD 54 upset some
But the superintendent says many types of clubs are allowed access to after-school gatherings.
Vatican synod’s work on gay policy is just a start, Catholics say
The bishops’ healthy and ongoing debate is being overshadowed by the focus on how homosexuals are treated, says a sampling of Maine parishioners.