The opinion is based on an unfair process used in a single case, not on a religion-based right to discriminate.
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Maine Voices: Chaplain grateful for Endangered Species Act
Pray that our congressional delegation recognizes and values the importance of this landmark law.
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Catholic diocese parts ways with the Maine Council of Churches
Bishop Robert Deeley says the council’s decision to take public stands based on majority votes by its members, rather than unanimous agreement, could leave the diocese supporting positions not grounded in the teachings of the church.
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Maine Voices: For me as a chaplain, Planned Parenthood’s name is blessed
The health center staff approaches their patients without judgment and with deep respect.
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Kathleen Parker: Paul Ryan finds out what happens when an exorcism fails
As the House speaker takes flak over the firing and rehiring of the chamber’s chaplain, the Rev. Patrick Conroy, Democrats try to turn a hot mess into a cool opportunity.
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The Maine Millennial: Chaplain controversy shows that Congress could benefit from a Catholic education
A Catherine McAuley alumna says Speaker Paul Ryan and other supporters of the tax bill should listen more closely to the Rev. Patrick Conroy’s message of compassion.
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Dana Milbank: Message of compassion for poor isn’t tolerated in Washington
The House chaplain made the mistake of praying for social justice in a political body focused on showering riches on corporations and the wealthy.
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Commentary: Travel ban ruling will send a message at home
Muslim immigrants who have already arrived say it will speak to whether they are really welcome.
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Priest’s retirement will follow decades of service to others in Maine
After 45 years, the leader of St. Michael Catholic Parish says he wants to step away from heavy administrative responsibilities and continue basic ministry ‘where the need is.’
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Greg Kesich: Garrett Mason has more than just a prayer at being next governor
As Paul LePage has shown twice, a highly motivated minority can beat a divided opposition.