Bridging Divides Across Christians for the Flourishing of the City
If you’re working downtown and looking for a service on Ash Wednesday, February 18th, you are warmly invited to join us at the Cathedral, 138 Tremont Street, where we’ll have two services:
12:15 pm Holy Eucharist with Imposition of Ashes. The Rt. Rev. Julia E. Whitworth, Bishop of Massachusetts, preaching and presiding.
5:30 pm Holy Eucharist with Imposition of Ashes. Rhea Ranno, preaching. The Very Rev. Amy McCreath, presiding.
All are welcome!
All are invited to Prayer in the spirit of Taizé at 7:00 p.m., offered at the Motherhouse Chapel of the Sisters of St. Joseph, 637 Cambridge St., Brighton, MA. Taizé prayer is a simple form of Christian prayer centered on scripture, silence, and song based on the daily prayer of the religious community in Taizé, France. As women of the Church rooted in the Gospel whose mission is to deepen relationships with God and neighbor, the Sisters of St. Joseph invite you to join in praying for unity and love in our world and in our own hearts.
All are welcome. Bring a friend.
Call 617.746.2029 for further information.
February 19, 2026
Hidden in Plain Sight tells the history of the Black Catholic community within the Archdiocese of Boston through interviews and archival footage of people and meaningful places within the community. This 30-minute documentary explores the contributions, experiences, and enduring faith of Black Catholics.
For more information, click here.
To host a screening at your parish, prayer group, religious education class, school, or classroom, please contact us at multiculturalministry@rcab.org. We would be happy to share the link to the full documentary with you.
Watch Video Trailers Here:
Trailer #1
Other Opportunities:
A Gathering for Discernment, Healing & Commissioning
Are you sensing a shift—but need clarity for what’s next?
The CAPP Gathering brings together apostolic and prophetic leaders, intercessors, pastors, ministry builders, and practitioners for an intentional time of listening to God, healing in His presence, and discerning next assignments for this season.
This gathering is designed for those seeking:
Prophetic discernment and clarity
Healing ministry and prayer in God’s presence
Apostolic teaching and spiritual formation
Corporate intercession and alignment
Commissioning into next steps and callings
Practice the way. Discern the time. Step into your assignment.
📅 Saturday, February 21, 2026
⏰ 1:00–6:00 PM
📍 Congregation Lion of Judah
20 Reed Street, 4th Floor • Boston, MA
🎟 Free Event | RSVP Required
🔗 www.cappnetwork.org
Co-Convened by Pastors Ronald & Kathleen Verna
In partnership with PureSpring Institute
“Say to those who are of a fearful heart, ‘Be strong! Do not fear! Here is your God!’” — Isaiah 35:4
This Advent, churches across Massachusetts will gather for Las Posadas para Los Inmigrantes de Massachusetts, a vibrant, bilingual celebration that lifts up the hope of the Holy Family’s journey and honors immigrant communities throughout the Commonwealth.
Las Posadas is a traditional Mexican prayer processional commemorating Mary and Joseph’s search for room at the inn. Many Caribbean, Central American, and South American Christian traditions also celebrate similar processions, and all are warmly invited to join this joyful expression of shared faith and solidarity.
📅 Friday, December 19, 2025
⏰ Processional begins at 6:00 PM • Festival Celebration at 7:30 PM
📍 Start: Copley Plaza, Boston • End: Cathedral Church of St. Paul (138 Tremont St.)
What to Expect:
A bilingual (English–Spanish) Advent prayer processional
Singing, Scripture, and community liturgy
A walk from Copley Plaza to the Cathedral Church of St. Paul
A festival celebration featuring food, music, and a piñata
Family-friendly fun — wear your halos, angel wings, and Holy Family costumes!
Las Posadas is a reminder that when we share, there is room enough for all. This event supports the Massachusetts Council of Churches’ ministry with immigrant churches across the state.