The Rev. James J. Scahill greeted people after Sunday’s Mass.
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The Rev. James J. Scahill greeted people after Sunday’s Mass.
(Michele Mcdonald for The New York Times)
By
Lisa Wangsness and Matt Rocheleau
Globe Staff | Globe Correspondent
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April 13, 2010
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EAST LONGMEADOW — The Rev. James J. Scahill describes himself as “rather a reclusive person.’’ He insists he is no rebel. (Full article: 777 words)
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