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Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker is authorizing churches to have public services again, but only at 40 percent capacity of the buildings. Church-goers would be required to wear masks and sit at least 6 feet apart if they aren't family members.
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About 135 people sang and prayed outside the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston this afternoon, asking the archbishop to re-open Catholic churches. Organizers called it a prayer gathering, not a rally. There were no speeches or signs. Instead, people sang hymns and prayed the Chaplet of Divine Mercy
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State and local authorities have agreed not to try to punish a Worcester pastor for a public church service he is planning to have this weekend while the governor's aides work out how churches will be affected by the first phase of re-opening next week. Supporters of re-opening
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Leaders of a movement seeking to re-open churches in Massachusetts say they're disappointed they weren't invited to a meeting with the state board deciding which entities the governor will authorize to resume activities. Instead, religious leaders less eager to re-open out of concern for coronavirus participated
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Boston-area Catholics frustrated with the lack of Mass and confession are planning to gather outside the cathedral this weekend to call upon Cardinal Sean O'Malley to re-open the churches. Organizers are inviting all Catholics in the Archdiocese of Boston to come for what an organizer describes as "
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The Worcester pastor who has held five church services for more people than the limit set by the governor is asking a federal judge to overturn the governor's order on the grounds that it violates religious freedom. Pastor Kris Casey and Adams Square Baptist Church filed suit in
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Pastor Nick White and Victory Baptist Church in Dedham now have help from a national organization in their fight to hold in-person church services. The Alliance Defending Freedom, a Christian conservative legal interest group based in Arizona, sent Dedham town officials a letter on Wednesday demanding that they rescind the
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For the second straight Sunday, the pastor of a church in Worcester held an indoor church service for more than the limit of 10 people allowed by the governor's order. Worcester's city manager says Pastor Kris Casey will be fined $300.
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