Pope prays for elderly victims of 'senseless' Massachusetts triple homicide: Priest
Shockwaves from the home-invasion slayings in the Boston area of three elderly members of a devout Catholic family have reached Pope Francis. Shockwaves from the gruesome home-invasion slayings in the Boston area of three elderly members of a devout Catholic family have reached Pope Francis at the Vatican, a priest told grieving parishioners at a service held for the victims . During a Tuesday night Mass of peace at the Our Lady Help of Christians Church in Newton, Massachusetts, Rev. Dan Riley said Cardinal Sean O'Malley, archbishop of the Archdiocese of Boston, called him from Rome to inform him that he is praying for the victims' family with the pope. "He was about to go into a meeting with the pope and he promised that he would inform the pope of what happened and that he and the pope would pray out loud together, specifically for the family," Riley said. Pope Francis leaves after the weekly general audience, in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican, June 28, 202...