Cardinal Bernard Law unacknowledged at his former cathedral's mass December 20, 2017 At this morning's Mass at Holy Cross Cathedral, the same parish where controversial Cardinal Bernard F. Law served as archbishop of Boston for 18 years, the faithful did not acknowledge his death at the service. Cathedral rector the Rev. Kevin J. O'Leary presided over the 19-minute Holy Communion for 16 multiracial parishioners in a basement sanctuary, where there is seating for hundreds. Many lingered in Our Lady's Chapel's pews, heads bowed in prayer, after O'Leary left hastily. The majority declined to comment on the 86-year-old cardinal's death, announced last night by the Catholic Church. Parishioner Russell Baldwin, who is also a volunteer groundskeeper at the cathedral, said, "It was a sad period in Boston, in the country, but look what came of it. "He was a good man and he just got caught up in ... What happened inside of Cardinal Law, I can't say. I know it's something he didn't want to happen," Baldwin said. "It's sad. It was a sad time in Boston." [...] http://www.bostonherald.com/news/local_coverage/2017/12/cardinal_bernard_law_unacknowledged_at_his_former_cathedrals_mass
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