| Archbishop, Regional
Bishops, Vicars |
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- Index to information about Cardinal O'Malley, the regional
Bishops, and Vicars
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| Statistical Summary |
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- Comparison from 2001 through 2004
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| A brief history
of the Archdiocese |
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| Archives |
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The Archdiocesan Archives exists to collect, preserve, and make
available all records of significant value which pertain to the Catholic
Church in Boston. |
| Catholic Foundation |
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| Catholic School Foundation |
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| Code
of Ministerial Behavior |
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Priests, deacons, pastoral ministers, administrators, staff, employees
and volunteers in our parishes, religious communities, institutes,
and organizations must uphold Christian values and conduct. The
Code of Pastoral Conduct provides a set of standards for conduct
in pastoral situations. |
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Metropolitan
Tribunal Office Contact Information |
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| Parish Contact Information |
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Parish information taken from the Boston Catholic Directory |
| The Pilot |
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The Pilot, first published in 1829, is America's oldest
Catholic newspaper. The Pilot is published every Friday,
except the first two weeks of July and the last week of December.
This section
contains contact information and selected stories from The Pilot. |
| Parish Reconfiguration |
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This section contains information about the difficult process of
reconfiguring parishes and schools in the Archdiocese. |
| Policies and
Procedures for the Protection of Children |
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The Policies and Procedures for the Protection of Children apply
to all clergy, archdiocesan personnel, and volunteers who
minister, work, or serve in the Archdiocese of Boston, including
its parishes, schools, and other institutions. |
| Tour of Holy Cross
Cathedral |
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A photographic tour of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross |
| Off Site Links - the following are links to various
Archdiocesan organizations which maintain
their own independent web sites. |
| Archdiocesan Pastoral
Council |
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The APC has their own website which lists member and meeting information. |
| Boston Catholic TV |
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The mission of the Boston Catholic Television Center is to proclaim
the Good News of Jesus Christ as promulgated by the Roman Catholic
Church and to evoke a response of love and attention to Him through
the use of television media and to expose the viewers to worship
and religious education |
| Caritas Christi |
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Caritas Christi is a Catholic Health Care System rooted in the
history of the Archdiocese of Boston. As a community of health care
providers,
we affirm Christ's healing ministry, foster excellence in care, and
commit ourselves to those in need in accordance with the principles
of the Catholic Church. |
Catholic Cemeteries
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The Catholic Cemetery Association of the Archdiocese of Boston,
Inc. is committed to witnessing in faith to the Church’s belief
in the resurrection of the body, her traditions and practices and
the corporal work of mercy which call us to a profound reverence
for the bodies which were once temples of the Holy Spirit |
| Catholic Charities |
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The mission of Catholic Charities is to build a just and compassionate
society rooted in the dignity of all people. |
| Radio Apostolate |
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The mission of the Radio Apostolate is to maximize the use of radio
and the Internet to announce the Gospel of Jesus Christ
To bring to the attention of a listening public the vast array
of perspectives and ministry within the Church
To communicate more fully with members of various ethnic
communities in their own languages |
| St. John's Seminary |
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As a seminary, St. John's is open to all students without regard
to race or national origin who are sponsored for the Roman Catholic
priesthood by a diocese or religious institute. |
| Blessed John
XXIII National Seminary, Weston, MA |
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Blessed John XXIII National Seminary is a Roman Catholic professional
and graduate theological institution dedicated uniquely to the preparation
of seminarians thirty years of age and older responding to a call
to priestly ministry. |
