Any way these could be posted as a downloadable text file?

Thanks you guys.  You all made some good points, and I also appreciate the links Taran.  I thought I remembered reading it somewhere, but it's been awhile since I've played, or even paged through my book/pdf.  I'm planning on running a few sessions, and I had one of my prospective players ask about  this subject.  I guess since it has been a while, I had forgotten that minor consequences go away that quickly.  Probably should be more for a moderate/severe consequence, and I agree, it shouldn't be like a D&D cure wounds type spell.  I though more of a thaumatergical spell, involving preperation, but (and I know I'm crossing novel lines here) thought that maybe a water-based spell could provide some minor healing/relief ala Percy Jackson.

And as far as being Boston specific, nothing beats hitting the web for local supernatural folklore.

Yeah, that's what I was looking for, but haven't found much as of yet...I think my google-fu is lacking today...

I've read the books, thanks. I'm wondering if there are any settings that I can "borrow" from (maybe Delta Green or something).

I've found that when I'm trying to do rote spells for a wizard, there's no choices in element or foci, and when I type them in, it still comes up as an error when I try to validate.

It can be an accomplice: remember in DB, Butters provided the drumbeat for Sue when Harry was technically the 'Necromancer'. Corpsetaker uses Li Xian, Grevane uses the subwoofer - it actually seems to be the norm for an accomplice to provide the drumbeat.

***Beats own head against wall***

And to think, I'm even listening to Dead Beat right now, and didn't even notice that...and they say the 3rd times the charm...

Thank you for your response (even though I now feel like a total idiot, but that's not your fault!).

Your city has a bar, right?  Can't they just all meet there?

Argh!  You beat me to it!

So my character is a KoC wannabe (but a champion of God), but the story has presented unfolded to a point where he could/might start to question.  Now I know Sasha is agnostic, but would anyone think that this crisis could make it harder to use the True Faith powers (if at all)?  I know from a role play aspect, it's an easy answer (yes, I'm the player and he hesitates....), but what about from a mechanics point of view?