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A Massachusetts contingent heads to Rome
More than 500 folks will be traveling to Rome to cheer on Archbishop O'Malley as he is elevated to cardinal Friday. That's a much smaller group than traveled with Archbishop Law for his elevation to cardinal in 1985 -- O'Malley isn't much for pomp and circumstance -- but it's a sizable delegation nonetheless. My colleague Charlie Radin has the story here.
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