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Every Tuesday, the local Baha’i community hosts Tuesday morning interfaith devotions on Zoom, inviting people of all faiths to share prayers and inspiration. Last month, the group met in person at Our Lady of Fatima Shrine in Holliston. Published by Holliston Town News on July 29, 2026, | Judith Dorato O’Gara
Every Tuesday morning, the local Baha’i community hosts a Zoom interfaith devotional via Zoom, but occasionally, the spiritual seekers meet up in person for brunch and camaraderie. Last month, folks gathered in the picnic area of Our Lady of Fatima Shrine in Holliston to share psalms, passages, poems, and even just deep thoughts with their neighbors of various faiths.
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