Snapshots From the March on Life: Boston Archdiocese Brings More Than 500 to DC
Father Ed Riley, pastor of Sacred Heart Parish in Waltham, Massachusetts, shares why it's important to be in Washington, D.C., marching for life.
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Shooting Hoops for Heaven: Boston Seminarians Form Basketball Team for God
What does playing basketball have to do with priestly formation? Well, according to the seminarians who play for the St. John’s Eagles, quite a lot...
Massachusetts Man Arrested in Assault and Vandalism Incident at Boston Cathedral
Numerous acts of vandalism against Catholic churches have occurred around the U.S. in recent months.
Boston Catholic Schools Leader Thomas Carroll Stepping Down at End of School Year
Carroll, a Catholic convert, led the school system through the COVID-19 pandemic, which resulted in the shutdown of many schools across the nation.
Call to ‘Intense’ Prayer: Boston Archdiocese Responds to Satanic Temple’s Convention
The Satanic Temple, which, according to its website, denies the existence of God and Satan, is a political activist group known for protesting religious symbolism in public spaces and mocking Christianity.
Pro-Lifers Outraged Boston Catholic School Is Honoring Pro-Abortion Biden Cabinet Member
Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh will receive an award from Catholic Memorial, a school for boys operated by the Christian Brothers.
New York and Boston Archdioceses: Mask Up at Holiday Season Masses
Cardinal Sean O’Malley of Boston said Dec. 9 that the new policy “will provide an important and enhanced level of safety during the upcoming Christmas season Masses."
Boston Archdiocese to Open First New School in 50 Years
Unlike a traditional Catholic school, Lumen Verum Academy will feature online instruction and also offers two in-person days.
Boston Archdiocese Calls for Life Without Parole for Boston Bomber, After Supreme Court Agrees to Consider Death Penalty
On April 15, 2013, Dzhokhar and his brother Tamerlan placed two homemade bombs at the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
After Priest Supports Right to Choose, Boston Cardinal Says Life is Preeminent
Catholics, said Cardinal Sean O’Malley, should play an “active role” in public life, and “fulfill the basic obligation of a democracy, to vote.”
