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by Jessika Crockett-Murphy It is crazy how someone can find a connection to themselves or the divine in the oddest places. Some worship in churches, temples, or mosques. Others feel
by Jessika Crockett-Murphy It is crazy how someone can find a connection to themselves or the divine in the oddest places. Some worship in churches, temples, or mosques. Others feel
Yesterday, Agape welcomed students and staff from The Nativity School of Worcester. One of the highlights was having the opportunity to find true joy while playing basketball with some of
Easter Vigil at Agape was our first in-person Holy Saturday since 2020. We were blessed to have Fr. Fred Enman SJ of Matthew 25 in Worcester as our celebrant and
Dear friends of Agape,These are dark and concerning days as the world witnesses the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine and the deep political and cultural divides we are witnessing in
Spring break is typically a time for students to let loose, drink on the beach, and make memories that, without photo evidence, may not be remembered at all. My friends
At a Catholic School in Worcester, Red Flags By Yvonne Abraham Globe Columnist,Updated April 2, 2022, 2:58 p.m. There is so much to legitimately worry about in this world, real
We want to extend a special invitation to attend two longstanding annual events coming up in April. Please join with various peace and religious communities on Good Friday, April 15th
Allah’s son, Kolanji with Julie and Julie’s oldest son, Frankie A moving tribute was paid to Allah Mathematics Allah on March 17th in Roxbury’s Dudley Square. This is where
Life at Agape includes a steady stream of inspiring resources. A good example is Clare Daly’s short address to a session of the European Parliament that was sent to Suzanne
A wonderful group of Holy Cross students participated in Agape’s rural immersion program from March 5 to the 11th. They chose to use their spring break to learn about sustainable