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Holy Hour at St. Paul
Catholic Holy Hour - Hundreds gather in St. Paul Catholic Church for a holy hour Monday night in response to a planned reenactment of a Satanic black mass. By Madeline R. Lear
The Procession - Catholics march towards St. Paul Church. By Madeline R. Lear
Waiting to Enter - A man waits to enter St. Paul Church for Holy Hour. By Madeline R. Lear
The Pew - People stand during a service in St. Paul Church held in response to a planned Black Mass on May 12, 2014. By Madeline R. Lear
Lowell House Masters at Holy Hour - Lowell House Masters Diana L. Eck, professor of comparative religion, and Dorothy A. Austin, lecturer in religion and psychology, follow along to the service at St. Paul Church. By Madeline R. Lear
Easter Candles - Easter candles burn during the Holy Hour service. By Madeline R. Lear
Reverend Drea - Michael E. Drea, the reverend and senior chaplain at St. Paul, stands during Holy Hour on May 14, 2014. By Madeline R. Lear
Watching the Service - Attendees of Holy Hour watch the service at St. Paul Church. By Madeline R. Lear
Faust at Holy Hour - University President Drew G. Faust bows her head during a holy hour Monday night at St. Paul Catholic Church in Harvard Square. The event was held in opposition to a reenactment of a Satanic black mass being organized by a Harvard extension School student group. By Madeline R. Lear
Faust and Reverend Michael E. Drea - Reverend Jonathan L. Walton, Pusey Minister in Memorial Church and Plummer Professor of Christian Morals, and University President Drew G. Faust converse with Fr. Michael E. Drea after a holy hour at St. Paul Catholic Church Monday evening. By Madeline R. Lear
St. Paul Church held a holy hour in response to a planned Black Mass on Monday, May 12.
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