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The bishop of Fall River has directed a pastor on Cape Cod to stop commenting on the coronavirus vaccines. Father Michael Fitzpatrick, pastor of St. Francis Xavier Church in Hyannis, read a letter from the bishop at the end of Mass on Sunday, December 5.
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Many religious schools may have to give up prekindergarten and child care if President Joe Biden's Build Back Better federal stimulus bill passes in its current form, school officials say. The bill would provide about $400 billion in federal funds designed to expand access to early childhood services,
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Editor's Note: Thomas Carroll, superintendent of schools for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston, appeared Wednesday, December 1, 2021 before a roundtable convened by Republicans in the United States Senate in Washington D.C. to discuss an aspect of President Joe Biden's proposed federal stimulus bill,
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The Milton public school system is recommending to elementary school children a book that features drawings of naked children and encourages masturbation. School officials sent a letter to parents and guardians of fifth grade students in May 2021 about the school's puberty-oriented Growth and Development program, which the
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More than 2,000 people employed by Mass General Brigham might not have a job as of Friday. That's because a federal judge has denied a preliminary injunction in a case challenging the Mass General Brigham coronavirus vaccine mandate's medical and religious exemptions.
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More than 20 people stood outside the Planned Parenthood clinic on Commonwealth Avenue on Wednesday to pray for abortion to end — with a sense of optimism. A Franciscan priest named Father Andrew led the prayer as attendees held roses and signs, most of which said "Pray To End Abortion.
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Bob Cappucci wants you to know that you don't have to vote for a pro-abortion liberal Democrat for mayor of Boston. The lifelong East Boston resident is a candidate on the ballot in the Tuesday, September 14 preliminary election — even though he's not getting much media
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Pope Francis is no fan of physician-assisted suicide, and he recently offered criticism for places in the world that are legalizing it. The pope's criticism comes as the issue is becoming more prominent in Europe. Back in March, Spain became the fourth European country to legalize physician-assisted suicide.
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