Group marks third anniversary: Natick Parish Voice seeks grass roots change in the Catholic Church
Natick, Massachusetts --
After three years of sorting through the pain the sexual abuse scandal heaped onto the shoulders of many local Catholics, members of Natick Parish Voice continue to heal, though slowly.
Tonight, the group will mark its third anniversary by hosting a public forum at Morse Institute Library at 7 to discuss renewal within the Catholic Church.
Even today, the group is still forbidden from meeting at St. Patrick's and must head down to the library for their meetings.
The group is an affiliate of Voice of the Faithful and was formed in response to the scandal involving sexual abuse by priests. Now the group also works to open the lines of communication between the clergy and lay Catholics.
Read the article at MetroWest Daily News - Local News Coverage dated Monday, March 14, 2005
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After three years of sorting through the pain the sexual abuse scandal heaped onto the shoulders of many local Catholics, members of Natick Parish Voice continue to heal, though slowly.
Tonight, the group will mark its third anniversary by hosting a public forum at Morse Institute Library at 7 to discuss renewal within the Catholic Church.
Even today, the group is still forbidden from meeting at St. Patrick's and must head down to the library for their meetings.
The group is an affiliate of Voice of the Faithful and was formed in response to the scandal involving sexual abuse by priests. Now the group also works to open the lines of communication between the clergy and lay Catholics.
Read the article at MetroWest Daily News - Local News Coverage dated Monday, March 14, 2005
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