Saint Teresa of Calcutta Church (formerly St. Margaret)

Saint John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church is a historic Orthodox Christian parish in Boston sharing the Gospel of Christ since 1922, rooted in apostolic tradition and welcoming the community to experience Orthodox worship and faith.

Saint Francis Chapel is a Roman Catholic chapel run by the Oblates of the Virgin Mary (OMV), located in Boston's historic Back Bay shopping district. Their mission is 'Encounter the Heart of Christ in the Heart of Boston,' offering daily Mass, Confession, and Eucharistic Adoration.

St. Clement Eucharistic Shrine is staffed by the Oblates of the Virgin Mary (OMV). It is the Eucharistic Shrine for the Archdiocese of Boston and home to Our Lady of Grace Seminary, which forms future OMV priests and brothers.

Old South Church is a vibrant and welcoming community that celebrates diversity and is committed to social justice, ensuring everyone feels valued and included.

Our Lady of the Assumption Parish is a Roman Catholic Church located in East Boston, dedicated to serving the community through various sacraments and events.

Gothic Revival-style cathedral from 1875, with a colonnaded, vaulted nave & colorful stained glass.

St. Anthony Shrine is a prophetic Franciscan Catholic community in downtown Boston welcoming all people through prayer and outreach. Directed by the Franciscan friars of the Province of Our Lady of Guadalupe, it has served as a center for Roman Catholic ministry for over 75 years with an extensive schedule of Masses, sacraments, and over 30 outreach and evangelical ministries.

Saint John's Catholic Church in Worcester, MA is a Catholic parish committed to serving vulnerable populations through faith-based community programs including food assistance, housing support, and recovery initiatives.

Saint Paul Cathedral is a Roman Catholic church serving the Worcester, Massachusetts community. The parish provides regular Mass, confession, religious education, and sacramental preparation for parishioners and visitors.