Lee Pratto said her prayers before catching some sleep in the chapel at Everett's St. Therese, where a group of parishioners will spend their fifth Christmas occupying the church.
(John Bohn/Globe Staff)
Devotion to duty
Bundled against the cold, a group of parishioners at St. Therese Church in Everett keeps the faith in vigil since its shutdown four years ago
Lee Pratto said her prayers before catching some sleep in the chapel at Everett's St. Therese, where a group of parishioners will spend their fifth Christmas occupying the church.
(John Bohn/Globe Staff)
EVERETT - Wrapped in a thermal blanket, Alaskan coat, and a leopard fur headband, Lee Pratto lay down on her cot for another night's sleep in St. Therese Church. (Full article: 956 words)
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