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Ministry offers food, supplies and connections to Boston's unhoused

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By Greta Gaffin, Michael Sean Winters Verified, Thomas Scaria
| National Catholic Reporter Verified
Capuchin Mobile Ministries not only offers spiritual care and food to unhoused people in the Boston area, but it also aims to provide something that can be particularly hard to find for those experiencing homelessness: relationships. Three times a week, a van with a mix of a Capuchin Franciscan friar or two, lay chaplains and volunteers, travels to seven sites.
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Jackson Homestead exhibit reveals Newton's Revolutionary roots

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By Greta Gaffin
| Newton Beacon Verified
horn Historic Newton's new exhibit contains documents and artifacts from Newton's storied history, including some from Revolutionary times. Courtesy photo After being closed for several months, the Jackson Homestead has reopened with new exhibitions titled Newton: The City We Make. It has several subsections, such as how Newton became industrialized and then suburbanized, how generations of immigrants have made Newton home, and how Newtonians have worked toward creating change.
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Yasutake Award Honors Two Priests

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By Greta Gaffin
| The Living Church Verified
Two Chicago-area priests—the Rev. Michael Rasicci and the Rev. Robert Trask—have received the Rev. Seiichi Michael Yasutake Peace and Justice Award for 2025. Yasutake was a priest of the Diocese of Chicago who spent decades fighting for the rights of political prisoners. He died in 2001, and since 2012 the diocese’s Peace and Justice Committee has given the annual award to priests or laypeople in the diocese who have acted in his spirit.
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