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Today, the Catholic church in the modern century. Are you Catholic? Does the church frustrate or illuminate your life? Where and how is Catholicism changing, or not?
One body, many parts. And I’m one of them.
Enclosed is the evidence that I should be invited (as well as my sister Judy, who’s on the other side of Sister Anastasia) to any birthday parties for the Archdiocese of Boston on turning 200.
In my family we were born Catholics and we stayed Catholics…all except for one drop-out…
The Lord’s Prayer as sung by the Archdiocese of Boston Black Catholic Choir.
Performed in the Goddard Chapel at Tufts University on Sunday, January 28, 2007.
The Lord’s Prayer as sung by the Archdiocese of Boston Black Catholic Choir.
Performed in the Goddard Chapel at Tufts University on Sunday, January 28, 2007.
The Archdiocese is 200 — As the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston celebrates its 200th anniversary, we’ll look at who is Catholic, what that means for both parishioners and the church and what it signifies about the power of the church in Massachusetts.
Are you a Catholic church parishoner? Tell us what it means to you.
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Plus, in our web specials: From Latin to Cape Verdean Creole, listen to Boston Catholicism’s past, present, and future…
Now that the ground has thawed let’s go on an archaeological dig. What are some of the latest big local discoveries? What do historical artifacts teach us about our past?
