What Is CatholicAudioMedia.Substack.com?
This substack connects you to the faith-based realities and issues we address at St. Anthony Parish in Allston, Massachusetts.
Here you will find columns and homilies as well as information on our podcast and our parish life. Come explore the real world issues from a Catholic Parish in union with Jesus Christ at St. Anthony Parish in Allston, MA
Who are we?
This website comes from St. Anthony Parish in Allston, Massachusetts. If you attended any university in Boston, you may have heard of us, especially if you attended Harvard or Boston University. Harvard Business School is just down the street and Boston University is less than two miles away.
The website is used to speak and teach about Catholic issues in light of the events of the world today.
Where Can We Find You?
If you are familiar with the Boston area, then you can find us between Soldier’s Field Road and the Mass Pike. If you live outside of New England, you can find us at https://CatholicAudioMedia.com.
Our street address is 43 Holton St. in Allston, Massachusetts. Allston is the western neighborhood of Boston. We border Cambridge, Brighton, and Watertown.
What Do We Do?
We are a Roman Catholic Parish that serves both the English speaking and Brazilian Portuguese speaking Catholics and anyone else who cares to look us up.
We offer Catholic worship in two languages, a podcast and of course this newsletter.
You are welcome to join us for any of our events.
Our 10:00 Mass is chanted, and we also have a Tuesday night meeting for discussion of anything within a Catholic environment but not usually a Catholic subject.
We offer daily Mass Monday through Friday at 9:00 am Monday through Thursday at 5:30 pm. Tuesday night, we have rosary and Wednesday we have adoration and confessions both following the 5:30 Mass.
We do offer the ordinary form of the Mass, exclusively.
Our podcast is available at https://catholicaudiomedia.com and we offer two broadcasts through Salem Media. St. Anthony Overnight (on the podcast O numbered episodes) airs at 12M and 3:00 am and features a teaching usually on the first reading of that day’s Mass. The Voice of St. Anthony Parish which offers topics of a Catholic view of current events and often there are interviews with experts and authors.
Please note, AI is never used to write anything on this page. If AI is used, it is only done to locate original source material alone. Further research through that source material is done without the assistance of AI. AI is not used in creating, formatting or composing any text on this page.
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