We are looking for new altar servers for all churches in our parish! If your child is interested, please call 834-5656 and ask for Altar server coordinator.
Advent Bible Study: Joy to the World - An Advent Journey with the Angelus
Consider joining us this Advent as we begin our Bible Study, "Joy to the World: An Advent Journey with the Angelus," beginning December 1st. The cost of the study book is $8.00.
We are currently seeking individuals willing to host a study in their homes, participate in a group, or participate from home. However you choose to join us, we know you will be blessed by the fellowship, prayer, and study of God's Word during this holy season of preparation.
As we reflect on the beautiful words of the Angelus, "The Angel of the Lord declared unto Mary, and she conceived of the Holy Spirit," may our hearts be opened to welcome Christ more deeply into our lives this Advent.
Sign-up sheets are in the back of ALL church locations!
To register or learn more, please contact the parish office. All are welcome! 834-5656
Help Needed! The cemetery wreaths will be here by 12:00pm today. As in past years, we are reaching out to our parishioners for help, and we are grateful for the tremendous support you have given us every year. The bow-attaching project will take place this coming Monday morning, November 9th, at 8:00am. Coffee and snacks will be provided. Please call the office at 834-5656 to sign up.
How to Advent | Episode 1
Advent is only a few weeks away. Can you believe it? Join us over the next few weeks as we prepare for this season with "How to Advent."
The Story of Death | Eternal Rest | Episode 1
Where did death come from? What does death mean for the human person? Is it simply just part of life, or is it something else? In this first session, we discuss the story of death and God’s response to it: defeating death by dying and rising from the dead.
Saint Charles Borromeo: The Good Shepherd
As the Cardinal-nephew of Pope Pius IV, Saint Charles Borromeo was one of the wealthiest and most powerful men in all of Rome. Yet he chose the extraordinary challenge of reforming the enormous Archdiocese of Milan to the pampered life of a Renaissance prince, and willingly spent himself in the service of his flock.
As Christians, we are called to remember & pray for those who have gone before us, marked with the sign of faith. We warmly invite you & your family to join us for a special Commemoration of all the Faithfull Departed Mass at St. Louis Church in Fort Kent at 6:00 PM.
The 2026 Christmas Giving Tree Project has started, and the Giving Trees will be up in the churches on Saturday/Sunday, November 14/15. The gift return deadline is Sunday, December 6. We realize that finances are difficult for many this year and we understand if not everyone is able to participate. We always accept prayers!
What Catholics Believe About Halloween
Is Halloween really a pagan holiday—or is it deeply Christian? In this episode of What Catholics Believe, Dr. Ben Akers explains the Catholic roots of Halloween, its connection to All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day, and how Catholics can celebrate it faithfully. Discover the history of trick-or-treating, the dangers of the occult, the meaning behind costumes, and even the Catholic perspective on vampires and zombies.
Eternal Rest
We all have very real questions about death. What happens when we die? What does Scripture teach about death? How do we prepare for the life to come? Explore the mystery of death, dying, and everlasting life through Eternal Rest, a new offering of the Augustine Institute.
Who is St. Jude? | Catholic Saints
Dr. Tim Gray and Dr. James Prothro discuss this lesser-known apostle St. Jude.
PLEASE JOIN US IN HONORING OUR VETERANS
on NOVEMBER 8TH, 2026 AT THE 9:00 AM MASS, ST. LOUIS CHURCH.
May we never forget your sacrifice & may we always honor & respect you for your service to our country!
We had a great turnout for our Blessing of the Animals on October 4. We thank Fr. Luc for officiating –this was his first Blessing of the Animals Ceremony! We also thank everyone who donated pet supplies for PAWS.
As you many know, we have just recently held our Annual Community Event Harvest Supper. And we would like to thank all of the many, many volunteers who helped us make this year a success! It takes a tremendous amount of time, effort, and community to make an event such as this possible.
Without you volunteers, who baked, cooked, cleaned, donated, hauled, organized, prepared, served and more, there would have been no supper. We could not possibly name all of you here but know that you are appreciated and remembered.
We wish to extend our deepest gratitude to you and pray that you know that you have helped us make our community a better place. May God bless you and all that you do.
Fr. Luc, SMA
This Sunday marks the 100th anniversary of World Mission Sunday, established by Pope Pius XI. Pope Leo XIV invites us to reflect on this year's theme: “One in Christ, united in mission.”...
Saturday, November 21, 2026
Fort Kent Senior Center
6:00--8:00 PM
Ladies, please join us for an evening of fellowship, prayer, reflection, appetizers & dessert as we prepare for Advent.
Hostess registration opens on Monday, October 26th.
Please call the Fort Kent Senior Center at 207-834-3844 or Lisa O'Malley at 207-231-0098 to reserve a table.
This event is sponsored by the ABC Committee.
Joy to the World: An Advent Journey with the Angelus
Advent is a joyful season of anticipation and preparation for our Lord’s birth.
This Advent, we invite you to journey with the Angelus, one of the Church’s oldest and most beloved prayers on the Incarnation.
Through this daily prayer journal called Joy to the World we can build a shared habit of praying together as a parish.
We hope you’ll join us as we journey through Joy to the World. And fill our lives with joy this Advent season.
Begins Nov. 23 & Nov. 30.
For more call the Parish Office: 834-5656.
Judy Shaw is the Project Rachel Coordinator for the Diocese of Portland. Project Rachel is a ministry that helps people recover mentally and spiritually from an abortion experience. Judy sat down with our producer to talk about who the Project Rachel team serves as well as how and why they do it.
Bishop James T. Ruggieri announces the following assignments for recently ordained permanent deacons in the Diocese of Portland. All assignments were effective October 17, 2026.
Why does prayer often feel so difficult? In this episode of the Auspice Maria podcast, Bishop James Ruggieri continues his walk through the Catechism of the Catholic Church, exploring paragraphs 2725-2758 and the Church’s teaching on the “battle of prayer.”
During an All Souls' Day Mass of Remembrance at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Bishop James Ruggieri said that the "r esurrection is not an abstract consolation. It is the foundation of our hope."
WASHINGTON – The Catholic Church in the United States will observe National Vocation Awareness Week from November 1 to 7. Each year, national Catholic organizations, dioceses, schools, and parishes host events and provide resources that raise awareness of vocations and support those discerning God’s call, particularly to ordained ministry or consecrated life.
This episode is a practical guide to Christian prayer. This week, Bishop Ruggieri walks through paragraphs 2650 to 2724 of the Catechism and shows that prayer is not something we invent. It is something we receive.
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