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This is a small sampling of the massive coverage we have garnered over our church closing.
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- 2/18/2010
- The Callie Crossley show
Instructions: Click on the white triangle in the center of the image of Callie. Then scroll on the bottom black time bar to the 15:08 time mark to start our segment.
WGBH
- 12/25/09
- Parishioners of Scituate, Mass. church hold Mass without priest
For the sixth straight year, there was no priest leading the Christmas Day Mass at Saint Frances Church...
NECN
- 11/1/09
- They’ve seen the future, and it is lay
Maryellen and Jon Rogers think they’ve seen the future of the Catholic Church: lay-led parishes. That is, parishes run by parishioners - except for the sacraments, which would still be led by a priest, of course.
The Boston Globe
- 10/25/09
- PHOTO GALLERY: Parishioners celebrate battle to save closed Scituate church
Parishioners at a service Sunday commemorating the fifth anniversary of the vigil that is keeping St. Frances Cabrini Church in Scituate open.
The Patriot Ledger
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The Patriot Ledger
- 10/23/09
- St. Frances in Scituate marks 5-year vigil
On each wall at the front of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Catholic Church, eye-catching and complex quilts hang near pews, pedestals, and stained glass windows.
Each quilt tells the story of the Boston Archdiocese’s closing of churches five years ago, and the 24-hour vigils held by the people who are still fighting to keep their houses of worship open.
The Patriot Ledger
- 10/1/09
- A win for Scituate in town’s battle with archdiocese
Judge: Property must be put to a religious use for exemption to continue
The Patriot Ledger
- 8/30/09
- W-B group considers a vigil to save church
Times Leader
- 5/12/09
- A Revolution of Faith
The Today Show MSNBC
- 4/12/09
- Lay-led Easter service at St. Frances Cabrini
New England Cable News
- 3/29/09
- Church Vigils
FOX25 News
- 3/11/09
- Massachusetts Church Fights For Survival.
National Public Radio
- 3/6/09
- Mass. Catholics occupying imperiled churches 24-7.
Associated Press
- 1/26/09
- Church Squatters Protest Archdiocese.
ABC News video
- 1/26/09
- Act of Faith: Church Congregants Hold Vigil. ABC News
- 1/25/09
- On a Mission From God. CBS News video
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- 1/6/09
- In Quiet Rebellion, Parishioners Keep Faith. The New York Times
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- 1/6/09
- A 24/7 Faith. The New York Times
- 12/24/07
- Closed churches denied priests for Christmas services. The Patriot Ledger
- 12/23/07
- O father, where art thou?. The Boston Herald
- 11/4/07
- A journey of faith and resolve. The Boston Globe
- Archdiocese challenges tax bill for vigil church. The Boston Herald
- 11/1/07
- Editorial -- Fish, or fowl? The Scituate Mariner
- 10/31/07
- Archdiocese sues town over property tax assessments. The Scituate Mariner
- 10/26/07
- Three Years in Vigil for the Parishioners of St. Frances X. Cabrini. Read release
- 7/24/07
- Closed church sees 1,000th day of vigil. Metro Boston
- 7/23/07
- 1,000 days: A milestone for church vigil. The Patriot Ledger
- Churches mark 1,000 days in vigil. The Boston Globe
- 7/22/07
- Almighty effort: Scituate parishioners mark 1,000 days in vigil at closed church. The Boston Herald
- 7/21/07
- Vigil Enters 1,000th Day. Keeping the faith at St. Frances. The Patriot Ledger
- 7/19/07
- St. Frances Vigilers Near Milestone. The Scituate Mariner
- 4/12/07
- Vigil goes on at St. Frances. The Scituate Mariner
- Editorial -- Open the doors. The Scituate Mariner
- 4/9/07
- Ledger Update: Easter service at closed church. The Patriot Ledger
- 4/8/07
- Video: Despite Closing 2 years ago, St. Frances faithful push on. WBZ-TV
- After Closing 2 Years Ago, Local Church Pushes On. WBZ
- Video: Parishioners gather at closed church for Easter. Channel 4 WBZTV
- 4/2007
- Video: Parishioners gather at closed church for Easter. NECN
- 2/22/07
- Faith, love and sense of duty sustain parish. The Boston Herald
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Thank you to all of the Friends of St. Frances and our supporters for helping us get the word out!
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