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I was there for a Friday prayer. Thanks to all whoever initiated this and whoever attends. Sound system and sermon needs improvement. I would expect more from a masjid that is 0.25 mile from best collages ever
Beautiful demonstration of co-existence and inclusivity by this Church to different religions. What a beautiful example of tolerance and cultural acceptance
A warm community that is very welcoming towards people across the world and teaches and preaches right.
I have found St. Paul's a warm community whose programs combine deep commitments to both social justice and personal spiritual experience. The congregation on Sunday mornings is very diverse and reflects the Cathedral's location in the heart of the city.
The Cathedral is a home and support system for everyone from any religion, creed, race, gender, or country. People are supportive and provide mental, physical, and belief support. Go and find companionship and support. You will love it.
The cathedral is indeed a house of prayer for all people - it's carved into the stone wall in the lower hall - and has kept its doors and ministries open through rain, sleet, snow, rain and pandemic, serving food and providing unhurried space for anyone, resourced or not, sturdy or not, believing or not.
Genuinely welcoming to all, beautiful prayers, woderful music and thought-provoking sermons. I visited many Episcopalian churches when I first came to Boston and found my place in the gloriously diverse community that is the Cathedral.
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