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Dedham pastor has rebelled against an archbishop before. Now it’s Richard Henning’s turn.
Just a year into the job, Richard Henning, the Roman Catholic archbishop of Boston, is already facing his Bernie Law moment. And, as he did 23 years ago, the Rev. Stephen Josoma, the pastor of St. Susanna’s in Dedham, is the onechallenging the archdiocese’s leadership on a core tenet of Catholic morality and teaching. As that noted theologian and thespian Yogi Berra once observed, it’s deja vu all over again. By refusing Henning’s request to remo
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Dedham pastor has rebelled against an archbishop before. Now it’s Richard Henning’s turn.
Just a year into the job, Richard Henning, the Roman Catholic archbishop of Boston, is already facing his Bernie Law moment. And, as he did 23 years ago, the Rev. Stephen Josoma, the pastor of St. Susanna’s in Dedham, is the onechallenging the archdiocese’s leadership on a core tenet of Catholic morality and teaching. As that noted theologian and thespian Yogi Berra once observed, it’s deja vu all over again. By refusing Henning’s request to remo
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