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  Very nice church in Downtown Boston. Offers many daily masses & confessions. Always a welcoming place to visit.

  Added April 26, 2017 by Justin Kwiatkowski
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  Peaceful sanctuary around the corner from bustling downtown crossing. The shrine features mosaics, nativities, beautiful statues, and candles lit to honor loved ones. The Franciscan friars make you feel right at home.

  Added January 03, 2017 by Elizabeth Schneider
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  I cherish visits to St. Anthony’s Shrine at Arch Street, a place of solace in the heart of Boston. The availability of Mass and Reconcilation during the day is a real blessing.
  

  Added August 28, 2016 by Don Wilkins
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  As a visitor to Boston , a lovely older gentleman invited me to mass. I have been blessed to have attended mass on several continents. The sermon delivered on Monday 5:15 mass was so beautiful and different from any I had ever heard in a Catholic Church. As a sinner, I feel inspired to be a better child of God. Thank you!

  Added August 27, 2016 by sandra clayton