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Public Masses in Massachusetts's Catholic churches are not occurring amid the coronavirus pandemic, but that has not stopped some from going to church for personal prayer. New Boston Post visited several churches on the South Shore on Wednesday, March 18.
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Many of us have watched the 1995 A&E/BBC made-for-TV movie Pride and Prejudice, taken from the great Jane Austen novel written in 1812. It is a marvelous film with superb acting, telling the timeless story of the love affair between Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy in Georgian
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Since his shocking, sad death Sunday, the accolades for Kobe Bryant have poured in, non-stop, much like the way he scored baskets, starring for the rival Los Angeles Lakers. What Bryant did on a basketball court, for so long – averaging 25 points a game for 20 seasons – merits prolonged applause.
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The Roman Catholic bishops of Massachusetts have released a statement opposing the ROE Act abortion-expansion bill in Massachusetts and encouraging Catholics to contact their legislators about it. "We urge all people of good will, regardless of what faith they practice, to vigorously oppose these extreme measures," the bishops
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Both Saint Anselm College in Goffstown and the Order of St. Benedict in New Hampshire were established 130 years ago. "Saint Anselm is a Catholic, Benedictine college providing all its students a distinctive liberal arts education," begins the school's mission statement.
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Last week, over 100 Hawaiians flew to Boston to commemorate the commissioning of missionaries at historic Park Street Church two hundred years ago. Many Hawaiians leaders made the journey. Peter Young, the great-great-grandson of the mission's leader, Hiram Bingham, played a key role in the celebration at the
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They did not like the way the priest was changing their parish. To be clear, the priest did nothing immoral or illegal. He was bringing Catholic worship to a Catholic church. For that, he was told he "abused" those in the church.
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The Catholic Action League of Massachusetts is calling for an investigation of Boston Mayor Marty Walsh for what it describes as bullying tactics several years ago to get the organizers of the St. Patrick's Day Parade in South Boston to allow organizations that openly identify as homosexual to
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