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From: The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA | Date: August 21, 2004| Author: Bernice Mader, Quincy | Copyright information

The Knights of Columbus of Canton and Massachusetts barred state Rep. William Galvin and state Sen. Brian Joyce from attending their ceremony honoring the police officer and firefighter of the year and suspended Selectman Gerald Salvatori for inviting the legislators who support both choice and gay marriage.

First, the Catholic Church consciously and deliberately turned a blind eye to five decades of known and proven child abuse, cooperated in the cover-up of these scandals and reward...

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