In Stephen King’s immediate family, just one member is not a professional writer. King’s wife, both of his sons, and his daughter-in-law all have published books to their names; his daughter, the outlier, is a Unitarian Universalist minister. An extensive New York Times Magazine profile on the family calls it… …read more
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As Bostonians began to recover from the bomb explosions during Monday’s marathon that killed at least three people and injured more than 140, churches and houses of worship are opening their doors for prayer.
Boston’s Cathedral of St. Paul, a downtown Episcopal church, will open Tuesday for a special prayer service for victims at 12:15 p.m. with Bishop Gayle E. Harris presiding, while its neighboring Park Street church, an evangelical congregation, will open for prayers at noon. A nearby Unitarian Universalist congregation, Arlington Street Church, will hold a candlelight vigil Tuesday evening.
All are located by the Boston Common and Public Garden, two main public parks in the city that are a walk of less than 15 minutes east of where two bombs exploded Monday afternoon near the Boston Marathon finish line.
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