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PHOTO: Courtesy of All Saints Church The Rev. Viki Pretti blesses one of the many four-footed creatures at church on Oct.
| Address | 138 Tremont St Boston, MA 02111-1318 |
| Phone | (617) 482-5800 |
| Website | www.diomass.org |
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The Episcopal Church is home to 68,000 people in 185 congregations in cities and towns across eastern Massachusetts, Cape Cod and the islands. Our congregations make up our diocese, and our diocese is part of the wider Episcopal Church, which in turn is part of a larger, global community of Anglican Christians.
In the Episcopal Church there is room for your questions about God, faith and the church. Theres a place for you here.
Voting as a Christian responsibility
Bishop Shaw urges Episcopalians to vote on Nov. 2. It is a way to speak up for what you believe in and to support leaders who will be about good governance for all Gods people and not politics alone, he says.
Watch the video here.
Bishop speaks against affordable housing law repeal
PHOTO: Eve Harris Housing is a basic human right, Bishop M. Thomas Shaw, SSJE said at a news conference on Oct. 12 at Trinity Church in Boston, where he joined other Muslim, Jewish and Christian leaders in speaking out against Question 2.
Creatures great and small, blessed
PHOTO: Courtesy of All Saints Church The Rev. Viki Pretti blesses one of the many four-footed creatures at church on Oct. 3. Congregations celebrated Creation Care Sunday on Oct. 3, giving thanks for the good earth, its creatures and bounty. Many offered a Blessing of the Animals in honor of the feast of St. Francis. In attendance at All Saints Church in West Newbury were 12 dogs, two cats, three horses and a whole bunch of people.
Cathedral brings back popular radio show as a podcast
The Cathedral Church of St. Paul has launched a new podcast, Sacred Time, modeled after its former Sunday morning radio broadcast. The weekly podcast is available midday on Fridays.
The Anglican Communion
The Millennium Development Goals
Esperanza Academy Harvest of Dreams Annual Dinner and Auction
Archbishop of York preaches at Redeemer, Chestnut Hill
Veterans Day at the Cathedral
Green Grants "Sustainable Houses of Worship" Workshop
Union of Black Episcopalians Speaker Forums
Diocesan Middle School Youth Retreat
Gulf Coast Recovery
Campus & Young Adult Ministry
Ministry in Africa
Sisters of St. Margaret
Society of St. John the Evangelist
Spiritual Life Center
Development & Stewardship
INSIDE the Diocese
Join us in our mission to be Christs inviting, forming, sending and serving presence in the world!
The Episcopal Church is home to 68,000 people in 185 congregations in cities and towns across eastern Massachusetts, Cape Cod and the islands. Our congregations make up our diocese, and our diocese is part of the wider Episcopal Church, which in turn is part of a larger, global community of Anglican Christians.
In the Episcopal Church there is room for your questions about God, faith and the church. Theres a place for you here.
Voting as a Christian responsibility
Bishop Shaw urges Episcopalians to vote on Nov. 2. It is a way to speak up for what you believe in and to support leaders who will be about good governance for all Gods people and not politics alone, he says.
Watch the video here.
Bishop speaks against affordable housing law repeal
PHOTO: Eve Harris Housing is a basic human right, Bishop M. Thomas Shaw, SSJE said at a news conference on Oct. 12 at Trinity Church in Boston, where he joined other Muslim, Jewish and Christian leaders in speaking out against Question 2.
Creatures great and small, blessed
PHOTO: Courtesy of All Saints Church The Rev. Viki Pretti blesses one of the many four-footed creatures at church on Oct. 3. Congregations celebrated Creation Care Sunday on Oct. 3, giving thanks for the good earth, its creatures and bounty. Many offered a Blessing of the Animals in honor of the feast of St. Francis. In attendance at All Saints Church in West Newbury were 12 dogs, two cats, three horses and a whole bunch of people.
Cathedral brings back popular radio show as a podcast
The Cathedral Church of St. Paul has launched a new podcast, Sacred Time, modeled after its former Sunday morning radio broadcast. The weekly podcast is available midday on Fridays.
The Anglican Communion
The Millennium Development Goals
Esperanza Academy Harvest of Dreams Annual Dinner and Auction
Archbishop of York preaches at Redeemer, Chestnut Hill
Veterans Day at the Cathedral
Green Grants "Sustainable Houses of Worship" Workshop
Union of Black Episcopalians Speaker Forums
Diocesan Middle School Youth Retreat
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