Twice-Jailed Boston Mayor’s Last Hurrah Was in 1958, but His Admirers Still Pray at His Grave
Hero? Rogue? Maybe it’s both. But Catholic politician James Michael Curley, known as the ‘Mayor of the Poor,’ remains a beloved figure.
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Boston Celtics’ Coach Joe Mazzulla Displays Faith of Champions
Keep God first and everything else will fall into place.
Doctor Says Boston Gender Clinic Mutilates and Sterilizes Children
The program has seen over 1,000 patients, as young as 3 years old.
Supreme Court Hears Boston Free Speech Case Involving Christian Organization
The case of Shurtleff v. City of Boston considers whether the city of Boston’s flag program is properly considered a public forum for private speech or a reflection of government endorsement of messages promoted by the flags.
Insurance Troubles Jeopardize Local Pro-Life Events
In several places insurance companies have become skittish this year about providing event insurance, and at least one event has been canceled as a consequence.
Supreme Court Considers Boston’s ‘Flagpoles Case’
COMMENTARY: While the First Amendment restricts the government’s ability to regulate private speech, it does not restrict the government’s own speech.
Paid Abortion Leave For City Employees Poses New Questions
In Boston, Pittsburgh and Portland, Oregon, pregnancy loss ‘bereavement’ policies have been extended to include elective abortions.
Boston Archdiocese Assembles Teams of Priests to Anoint Coronavirus Patients
The archdiocese trained some 80 priests in total to carry out the ministry, with 30 priests actively doing the anointings and the rest serving as backup.
Prayer Stop on Boston’s Freedom Trail
St. Leonard of Port Maurice parish celebrates Italian heritage.
A Marian Pilgrimage to Boston’s Spiritual Beacon
Basilica of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Is a Tribute to Mary in Marble and Stone
