One of five finalists, the Rev. Thomas James Brown ‘clearly … made an impression.’ He expects to be consecrated in June.
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Pakistani woman cleared of blasphemy remains locked up
Asia Bibi is unable to leave the country to join her daughters in Canada.
Our View: Abortion rights at risk in current political climate
With an ally in the White House, the anti-abortion movement is nearer than ever to its goal.
Letter to the editor: Jesuits offer lame excuse for handling of priests accused of sex abuse
They didn’t need ‘best practices to handle these violations’ to know that police should be called and children should be protected from further attacks.
Maine Voices: A tale of two Maine families
This year marks the 50th anniversary of this historic moment in the state’s history.
The View From Here: Blind spots in home DNA tests
Ancestry analysis is interesting, but it can’t measure the power of chance, history or love.
Northeast province of Jesuits to release list of credibly accused priests
The regional body’s report, which may include names that have never been made public, shows the church’s transparency push after years of turmoil.
Maine Voices: Woman who reached out to immigrant family took away some lessons
Two families, one from Maine and an immigrant family from Cambodia, make a special connection.
Commentary: Many people of faith reject anti-immigration policies as immoral
Jesus called on his followers to embrace the marginalized and ‘welcome the stranger.’ Politicians who don’t should be voted out of office.
Maine Voices: Urgent plea to a troubled society – make God a priority in your life
Imagine what our world would be like if we all tried to follow, instead of push aside, a loving God’s rules.