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September 30
WORCESTER – Hispanics and others honored the Blessed Mother Saturday with a procession down Main Street and Mass at St. Paul Cathedral. See Photo Album by Amory Navarro Photography.Read More -
September 30
MILLBURY – John Piselli, the new principal at Assumption Elementary School, says it was the movement of the Holy Spirit that brought him to the school. “My goal is to help [students} see how wonderfully they’re made by God,” he said.Read More -
September 29
Constance T. Hull is another top-notch speaker presenting at the Oct. 1 Worcester Catholic Women’s Conference, organizers have said. The title of her talk is, “The Cross: Our Surrender to God’s Will.”Read More -
September 29
WORCESTER – Life, springing from marriage and the Eucharist, and building a culture of life in a post-Roe society, were themes shared at a gathering Saturday at St. Paul Cathedral.Read More -
September 29
WORCESTER - Sean Redrow doesn’t know of another music director who has worked for a Catholic church in Worcester for as long as he has at St. John Parish. On Nov. 1, after 31 years, he plans to step down.Read More
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Today's Readings
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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
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