Catholic Churches (Byzantine or Roman) in Boston

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Greetings all,

Not sure where the correct forum for this question is. I flipped a coin, it landed on tails, so I chose this one, 😃

My wife and I will be in Boston for 5 days. We would like to attend Mass/Divine Liturgy (if there is a Byzantine Rite Church) but I’m not sure what Church to attend. I know of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, are there any others someone might recommend.

If we attend a Roman Mass we would prefer the TLM if that helps.

Thanks for the suggestions!

God bless,
ZP
 
ziapueblo said:
Greetings all,

Not sure where the correct forum for this question is. I flipped a coin, it landed on tails, so I chose this one, 😃

My wife and I will be in Boston for 5 days. We would like to attend Mass/Divine Liturgy (if there is a Byzantine Rite Church) but I’m not sure what Church to attend. I know of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, are there any others someone might recommend.

If we attend a Roman Mass we would prefer the TLM if that helps.

Thanks for the suggestions!

God bless,
ZP
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Depending where you are in Boston, there are quite a few.My guess is that Holy Cross is probably the closest. There is also a Melkite, Maronite and Ukranian church, all within the geographic City (the Ukrainian has an early morning English liturgy, but the later Ukranian one is more solemn).

You could probably enter this into a Google Map to see which one is closest to you
  1. Our Lady of the Annunciation Melkite Greek-Catholic Cathedral
  2. Our Lady of the Cedars of Lebanon Maronite Church
  3. Christ the King Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church
 
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