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May 27
New names have been announced for parishes that are merging July 1 in two areas of the diocese. The Diocese of Worcester has published decrees merging the parishes.Read More -
May 20
Julio Rafael Granados Alvarado wanted to be an engineer. But what did God want? Along the road to priesthood he had to find the answer to that question.Read More -
May 19
WORCESTER – Francesco C. Cesareo looks at his presidency at Assumption University as a ministry that involved his family and served students, the Church and the community.Read More -
May 19
In preparation for a eucharistic revival on the local level, Bishop McManus has convened a working group to advise and support the Office for Divine Worship.Read More -
May 19
Though abortion has become a hotbed for angry political debates, Sister Maria Regina, of the Sisters of LIfe, spoke to Holy Cross students about it with genuine love and gentleness.Read More
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Today's Readings
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Teachers Needed!
Religious Education Teachers needed for ALL grades for the 2022-23 year, beginning in September 2022.
If you love to share your faith, and feel that God is calling you to this wonderful ministry, please contact Kim Fitzpatrick in the Religious Education office at
508-853-3302 or 774-318-0713 for more information
or email religioused@stchristopherparishworcester.org.
We provide all materials & training.
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My dear friends in Christ,
As the Bishop of Worcester, I thank God for the great generosity of our parishioners when asked to offer a compassionate response to people in crisis.
Along with praying for peace in the Ukraine this Lent, I join with the bishops throughout the United States to ask you to consider making a donation in response to the humanitarian crisis which is unfolding in the Ukraine and in the surrounding countries of Eastern Europe which are providing a haven to Ukrainian refugees.
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) is uniquely positioned to provide aid to the region, having built strong relationships with our brother bishops there over these last 30 years. Thanks to our annual collection for Central and Eastern Europe, the Catholic Church in the US has channels to assist with pastoral and social needs in the area.
I recognize that there are many requests for financial assistance being made at this time, including our response to local people in need through Partners in Charity. If you are willing to make a contribution in any amount, an online donation can be made at our diocesan website, worcesterdiocese.org and information is also there to make a donation with a check by mail. We will forward your contributions through the USCCB to offer direct humanitarian aid to the people in Ukraine.
Whether you choose to use this donation vehicle, or have already identified another humanitarian aid vehicle, please accept my gratitude for responding to this terrible tragedy unfolding before our eyes in the lives of our brothers and sisters in the Ukraine.
With every prayerful best wish, I remain
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Most Reverend Robert J. McManus
Bishop of Worcester
Note: If you prefer to mail a check,
please make your check out to "Diocese of Worcester--Ukraine"
and mail to:
Diocese of Worcester
49 Elm Street
Worcester, MA 01609 -
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