Boston Area Presents Three-Part Program on Growing in Relationship With the Lord: Year of the Eucharist Session One
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Boston Area Presents Lenten Reflection and Discussion of Saints’ Lives
March 12, 2021Woodeen Koenig-Bricker spoke to members and friends about her book, Dinner Party with the Saints. Read More
Boston Area’s Msgr. James Moroney, ChM, Leads Discussion on Association’s Spiritual Initiative
March 11, 2021Boston Area members and friends reviewed the first 3 modules of the Fall/Winter Spiritual Initiative. Read More
Epiphany of the Lord Mass and Virtual Post-Liturgy Gathering
December 23, 2020Kickoff the New Year as we continue to work through the current challenges in this time of pandemic! Read More
Dr. John Bergsma Is First Speaker in Year of the Eucharist Series
December 14, 2020Conversion and the Real Presence Describes His Journey to Catholicism Read More
Preparing for Advent: A Conversation with Woodeene Koenig-Bricker
December 14, 2020This Catholic author spoke of how our Christmas traditions can be approached spiritually. Read More
Boston Area Speaker Series Begins December 1st
November 30, 2020Professor John Bergsma will kick off the Boston Area's new Speaker Series on the Eucharist. Read More
Boston Area Invites You to Webinar on Racism
August 20, 2020Open Wide Our Hearts! The Enduring Call to Love presented by Danielle Brown. Read More
Live Webinar on July 1: The COVID-19 world, where we are, and what we have learned!
June 19, 2020We will look at some of the ‘gifts’ from COVID-19 that come from what we are learning. Read More
Watch Boston Area’s Workshop: COVID-19 Health Care Considerations for Catholics
June 4, 2020During this time, patients and families need the support provided by palliative care teams to keep them informed, manage pain, ensure continuity of care and meet their spiritual needs. Read More
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