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Metropolis of Boston Holds 24th Annual Metropolis of Boston Camp Golf Tournament
The Metropolis of Boston hosted the MBC Golf Tournament on Tuesday, September 24 at the Indian Ridge Country Club in Andover, MA. This annual golf classic is the only fundraiser for the Metropolis Camp. This year’s tournament was sold out and was a resounding success. Continue Reading »
Local faith leaders praise Cardinal O'Malley for 21 years of collaboration
BRAINTREE -- In the wake of the Aug. 5 announcement that Bishop Richard G. Henning of Providence had been appointed to succeed Cardinal Seán P. O'Malley as Archbishop of Boston, faith communities throughout Greater Boston have contacted the archdiocese to express their gratitude for Cardinal O'Malley's 21 years of leadership. Continue Reading »
Ordination Address - Dn. Andrew Bushell
Your Eminence Metropolitan Methodios, I stand before you today, unable to describe the immense gratitude I have for your arch-pastoral blessing that I, the unworthy servant of God, enter into the ranks of the Holy Priesthood. Continue Reading »
METROPOLIS OF BOSTON CAMP SUMMER 2024 CONCLUDES WITH THE ORDINATION OF DEACON ANDREW (JACK) BUSHELL ON THE LAST DAY OF SUMMER CAMP – JULY 28
On the final day of camp after 6 weeks of summer camp, including a week of staff training, over 600 faithful gathered at our Saint Methodios Faith and Heritage Center for the divine liturgy and the ordination of Deacon Andrew (Jack) Bushell. Continue Reading »
THE METROPOLIS OF BOSTON CAMP HOSTS CAMPWIDE GLENDI CELEBRATION WITH THE KOSMOS PROJECT
His Eminence Metropolitan Methodios and the Metropolis of Boston Camp (MBC) hosted a camp-wide Glendi celebration during the fifth week of our summer camp program. Volunteers from across the Metropolis offered their time and talents to put on a night of music, dancing and authentic Greek food... Continue Reading »
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Weekly Sermon by Fr. Luke A. Veronis
How We Face the Future Without Fear? Together!
In the midst of these angst-filled days of the world, our society is filled with fear. Fear about the future. Fear about those who don’t see the world as we do. Fear of the strangers. Fear of the foreigner and immigrant. Fear of those who seem so different. Fear of the extremists, whether right-wing or left-wing. Fear of our former friends who have now become our enemies because of the pandemic or politics or other social issues. Continue Reading »
Daily Reflections by Fr. Andrew Demotses
There is a tendency among us to afford greater value to the intellectual rather than the work of the common laborer. Listen »