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Old Aug 2, '12, 7:52 am
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Default Good parishes in Boston?

My wife is going to Boston on business this week. She wants to go to Mass on Satruday evening. Any suggestions?
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Old Aug 2, '12, 9:46 am
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Default Re: Good parishes in Boston?

Not really a parish but there's St. Francis Chapel. It largely serves people who work at the Prudential Center or who are in town for conventions.

http://www.stfrancischapel.org/en/

And from what I understand it's an authentic Catholic Mass where they do everything by the book.

Hope that helps.
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Old Aug 2, '12, 10:40 am
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Default Re: Good parishes in Boston?

Mission Hill's Our Lady of Perpetual Help is a gorgeous Church...def worth the visit. Similar to how St Patrick's is in New York.

However, it's not in a good neighborhood.

She can always check out the Boston archdiocese website and find a parish close to where she is staying.

If she's up for the drive...she can go to my Parish...St Francis Xavier...which is about 45 mins south of Boston. We have 4 pm sat Mass.
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Default Re: Good parishes in Boston?

I second St. Francis Chapel - the Oblates there are great! Plus, it's right in the Pru, so getting there isn't difficult.

Where will she be in Boston? There are so many churches in Boston that there will be no shortage of Masses for her to attend.
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