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  • A woman knelt to pray during Mass at a Uganda Martyrs Day Celebration at St. Mary Church in Waltham.
    Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff
    A woman knelt to pray during Mass at a Uganda Martyrs Day Celebration at St. Mary Church in Waltham.
  • People from the Northeastern campus climbed the stairs to a parking garage during the first day of orientation for entering freshmen.
    Thea Breite/Globe Staff
    People from the Northeastern campus climbed the stairs to a parking garage during the first day of orientation for entering freshmen.
  • Jennifer Collins (left) and her wife, Ruth Ewing, both of Maynard, did some step dancing before Saturday's Gay Pride Parade in Boston.
    Essdras M Suarez/Globe Staff
    Jennifer Collins (left) and her wife, Ruth Ewing, both of Maynard, did some step dancing before Saturday's Gay Pride Parade in Boston.
  • Delegate Bourdi Apreala of Milton arrived early at the DCU Center in Worcester for the Democratic State Convention
    John Tlumacki/Globe Staff
    Delegate Bourdi Apreala of Milton arrived early at the DCU Center in Worcester for the Democratic State Convention.
  • Soraya Maisonet, a fifth-grader from the Lincoln School in Brookline, got some water from her teacher, Corey Clifford, at the Old State House in Boston during a field trip on the Freedom Trail.
    David L. Ryan/Globe Staff
    Soraya Maisonet, a fifth-grader from the Lincoln School in Brookline, got some water from her teacher, Corey Clifford, at the Old State House in Boston during a field trip on the Freedom Trail.
  • Retired Air Force Corporal Max Pelton, a military war dog, was honored by adopted owner Pam Pelton and the Rev. Brian Cullinane at his burial at Hillside Acre Animal Cemetery in Methuen.
    Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff
    Retired Air Force Corporal Max Pelton, a military war dog, was honored by adopted owner Pam Pelton and the Rev. Brian Cullinane at his burial at Hillside Acre Animal Cemetery in Methuen.
  • From left, Mitchell Director, 13, his mother, Robin, and neighbor Roberta Fishman walked past the place where Simmons College student Haley Cremer was struck and killed by a motor vehicle while jogging in Sharon.
    Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
    From left, Mitchell Director, 13, his mother, Robin, and neighbor Roberta Fishman walked past the place where Simmons College student Haley Cremer was struck and killed by a motor vehicle while jogging in Sharon.
  • Former secretary of state Madeleine Albright showed her "Read My Pins" exhibition to members of the media at Wellesley College's Davis Museum.
    Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff
    Former secretary of state Madeleine Albright showed her "Read My Pins" exhibition to members of the media at Wellesley College's Davis Museum.
  • Rainere Martin, a Donna Summer tribute singer, performed "Hot Stuff" during a ceremony at disco star Summers’s alma mater, Jeremiah E. Burke High School in Dorchester.
    Zack Wittman for the boston globe
    Rainere Martin, a Donna Summer tribute singer, performed "Hot Stuff" during a ceremony at disco star Summers’s alma mater, Jeremiah E. Burke High School in Dorchester.
  • Starting pitcher Michael Dragon (16) was greeted at the dugout by teammate Christian Wilson during their Milton Little League playoff game against Team Piatelli at Milton High School.
    Matthew J. Lee/globe staff
    Starting pitcher Michael Dragon (16) was greeted at the dugout by teammate Christian Wilson during their Milton Little League playoff game against Team Piatelli at Milton High School.
  • Stevan Ridley’s face shield reflected the sun as the Patriots held a minicamp at their practice field at Gillette Stadium.
    John Tlumacki/Globe Staff
    Stevan Ridley’s face shield reflected the sun as the Patriots held a minicamp at their practice field at Gillette Stadium.
  • Red Sox left fielder Daniel Nava lost a fly ball hit by the Indians’ Carlos Santana in the sun during a game at Fenway Park.
    Jim Davis/globe staff
    Red Sox left fielder Daniel Nava lost a fly ball hit by the Indians’ Carlos Santana in the sun during a game at Fenway Park.
  • Red Sox batter Mike Napoli was mobbed by teammates following his game-winning 10th-inning home run against the Minnesota Twins at Fenway Park.
    Jim Davis/globe staff
    Red Sox batter Mike Napoli was mobbed by teammates following his game-winning 10th-inning home run against the Minnesota Twins at Fenway Park.
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