Boston Mall Chapel Installs Relics of Three Saints
Sts. John Paul II, Faustina Kowalska and Maximilian Kolbe find permanent veneration in downtown church.
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Mass. Court Stays Order for Catholics to Vacate Closed Church
A decade-long dispute over the fate of an Archdiocese of Boston church remains unresolved.
Life or Death? Catholics Debate Fate of Boston Marathon Bomber
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was convicted April 8 of using and conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction resulting in death.
Christmas Comes to Harvard Square
Catholic Boys’ Choir School Celebrates First Major Album
Christmas Comes Early to Harvard Square
The only Catholic boys’ choir school in the U.S. celebrates the release of its first major album with a performance at a Nov. 15 tree-lighting ceremony.
Conn. Event Marks the Birth of Pro-Life Movement
Seventy-five years ago, Catholic priests facilitated the first state closing of an illegal contraceptive dispensary.
Boston Marathon 2014: Catholic Runners Commemorate Martin Richard
One hundred marathoners will run this year’s 26.2-mile course in memory of the 8-year-old boy, who was one of the three persons killed in last year’s Boston Marathon bombings.
