Ramakrishna Vedanta Society Church

Located in Boston, Daughters of St. Paul is an international congregation of more than 2,600 religious women who serve churches in North America. It operates a publishing house that publishes a variety of religious books. Established in 1915, it has various departments, including marketing, order entry, creative and editorial, music, electronic publishing, technical support, religious education, design and production, publishing administration and human resources. It provides gospel in various forms of media, including books, music, radio, software, CDs, audio and video tapes. It's Pauline Book and Media Center also offers media, catechetical workshops and Christian music seminars for youths, schools and parishes. The organization additionally offers a variety of books for preschool, primary and intermediate school children in English and Spanish.

The Salesian Boys and Girls Club, established in East Boston in 1945 by the Salesians of Don Bosco, has a long history of serving the youth in the community. Originally opened as an Oratory, the club evolved into a vital resource for local youth by becoming affiliated with the Boys Club of America and relocating to its current facility in 2009. The club fosters a safe and nurturing environment through a broad range of programs, including athletics, arts, and education, which serve over 3,000 youth annually. Committed to their mission, the Salesian Boys and Girls Club emphasizes moral character and values, empowering young individuals to become productive and responsible citizens. Generated from the website