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A couple from Massachusetts claims the Commonwealth has barred them from fostering children because their Catholic faith would prevent them from affirming a child's homosexuality or gender identity. Mike and Catherine Burke of Southampton filed a lawsuit (Burke v. Walsh) in the U.S. District Court for the
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NewBostonPost publishes a frequent column on religion, often by local religious leaders, on Friday. This week's article is below. The Lord asked the Prophet Ezekiel, Son of Man, can these bones live? (Ezekiel 37:3). It is a good question to consider again.
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June is "Pride Month" and the rainbow flag is ubiquitous. It is flying over our government. It is flying at the White House, at the State House, at public buildings many towns and cities of Massachusetts, including Melrose where I have lived for 33 years and Stoneham where
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Editor's Note: Tim Keller, perhaps the best known Evangelical leader in the United States since Billy Graham, died May 19, 2023 of pancreatic cancer. He was 72. An ordained minister of the Presbyterian Church of America, Keller in 1989 founded Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City.
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An unknown perpetrator defaced a Christian monument dedicated to missionaries at Williams College with anti-Christian graffiti this past weekend. Some of the graffiti spraypainted on the Haystack Monument included terms such as "Pagan Rule," "Blood," "Ouch," and "Hail Satan," according to The
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The Chosen is a superb historical drama television series about the life and ministry of Jesus of Nazareth. Season 1 was released in 2019. The series was created, directed, and co-written by an American filmmaker, Dallas Jenkins. It is a magical series – appealing to anyone who is interested in how
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Christian protesters held signs outside the Marriott Copley Hotel in the Back Bay of Boston on Friday, April 28, where SatanCon 2023, a convention of satanists, is taking place this weekend. A reporter for NewBostonPost took an approximately two-minute video of the scene at about 2 p.m. Friday on
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SatanCon, which is billed as the largest gathering of Satanists ever, is set to begin tomorrow at the Copley Marriott in the Bay Bay neighborhood of Boston. The convention is being run by The Satanic Temple, a group of nontheistic Satanists based in Salem.
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