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The Tribute in Light rises over Lower Manhattan behind the Brooklyn Bridge at night.
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The Rev’d Stephen Harding reflects on serving as a volunteer chaplain at Ground Zero and on our shared humanity, faith and hope, 25 years after the September 11 attacks.
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Members of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Natick gather outside Citizens Bank.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Natick joined an interfaith campaign pressing Citizens Bank to exit financing agreements with private ICE detention operators.
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The Rev’d Canon Anna Carmichael
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Bishop Julia Whitworth has appointed the Rev’d Canon Anna Carmichael, PhD to serve as the next Regional Canon for the Northern and Western regions.
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Episcopalians march together at Boston Pride.
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From the Boston Pride parade to parish ministries in Ayer, Provincetown, Fall River and Natick, Episcopalians across the Diocese of Massachusetts are deepening their public witness and pastoral care with and for LGBTQ+ people.
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Bishop Julia Whitworth offers a pastoral message following the Supreme Court ruling allowing the end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians, calling the diocese to prayer, public witness and solidarity with TPS holders and all immigrants.
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The Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts celebrated the ordination of nine new deacons on May 30 at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul.

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One of Roxbury's oldest surviving buildings, which has maintained a longstanding Episcopal presence in the neighborhood, will receive new support through a City of Boston Community Preservation Act grant.
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Parishes with 2-4 committed leaders interested in developing a holistic plan for creation justice are invited to enroll in An Episcopal Path to Creation Justice for 2026-27.

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The Cathedral Church of St. Paul celebrated 20 years of The Crossing on April 9, lifting up radical welcome, shared leadership, and the witness of an affirming worshipping community.

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Donate Now Dear Beloved Friends in the Diocese of Massachusetts,  Alleluia! Christ is Risen!  The Fourth Sunday of Easter is affectionately known as Good Shepherd Sunday, and this year, our Gospel for that day reminds us that Jesus said, “I came that they may have life, and have it…
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