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Daily Mass ONLINEWatch LIVE at 9 am Monday through Friday on LIVESTREAM: CLICK HERE
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Reading 1 EPH 4:7-16Responsorial Psalm PS 122:1-2, 3-4AB, 4CD-5Gospel LK 13:1-9
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News
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October 23
Spectrum customers in Worcester will be able to continue watching the Daily Mass on TV, but on a different channel - community access channel 194.Read More -
October 23
Retired priest Father Conrad Pecevich has turned to Zoom to continue Bible study classes for participants to develop a deeper understanding of Scripture.Read More -
October 23
Bishop Daniel P. Reilly, 92, bishop emeritus of the diocese, talked about his days in active ministry in advance of the Celebrate Priesthood! gala.Read More -
October 22
“It is obvious that from the Holy Father’s clear and repeated teaching on the moral inadmissibility of same-sex marriage, he is not drawing a moral equivalence between same-sex marriage and civil unions. In light of the received teaching of the Church on the morally problematic nature of civil unions, I look forward to further clarification from the Holy See.”Read More -
October 16
K&B’s Krayons and Beyond, a nonprofit in Westborough, delivered carloads of clothes to Catholic Charities recently and the two discussed a partnership.Read More
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Coming Back to Church from James P Moroney on Vimeo.
En Espanol
Em Portugues
Portuguese Coming Home 1 from James P Moroney on Vimeo.
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Daily Mass & Sunday mass
To watch on Spectrum (Charter) tune in to TV Channel 193 at 9 am on weekdays and 10 am on Sundays - or watch online BELOW after 12:30 pm.
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Mission Statement
As individuals, families and parishes, our mission as the Diocese of Worcester is to respond joyfully to Christ’s call to become more fully the People of God. Though imperfect, we are a blessed people striving to participate in Christ’s mission of reaching out to all. Therefore, we accept the Gospel challenge, which calls us to bring another to a deeper knowledge and love of God. Since God calls us to live in community in the Holy Spirit, we commit ourselves in this time and place to becoming a prayerful and faith-filled Church that truly reflects the glory of God.
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Around the Diocese
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Read MoreSaturday, October 24, 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Sunday, October 25, 11:30 AMThe Diocesan African Ministry will hold Mass weekly as follows: St. Andrew African Mass is at 10am and 11:30am (Two Masses) St. Joan of Arc Ghanaian Mass is at 2:00pm and 3:30pm (Two Masses) St. Anthony of Padua African Mass is still the same at 12:30pm. All restrictions to protect everyone from the Coronavirus will be followed.Read More
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Sunday, October 25, 12:30 PMSt. Anthony of Padua Parish, 84 Salem Street will celebrate Mass in Swahili and English weekly at 12:30pm.Read More
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Key Truths about redefining human sexuality
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say "no" to assisted suicide in massachusetts
Click HERE to access resources at the Massachsuetts Catholic Conference to find out how to let your voice be heard!
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Catholic News Service
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SAN FRANCISCO (CNS) — During this ongoing pandemic, the commitment of health care workers to...
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Pope Francis’ newest encyclical, “Fratelli Tutti, on Fraternity and Social Friendship,” gives tender challenge to...
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WASHINGTON (CNS) — Dorothy Day’s witness nearly 100 years ago sets an example for today’s...
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MINNEAPOLIS (CNS) — About 1,500 pumpkins of varying sizes and colors have taken up residence...
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FOrward in Faith Recap
As our Diocese embarks on the Legacy of Hope Capital Campaign, you may recall the 1999 Capital Campaign -Forward in Faith. CLICK HERE to review a slide show of the results of that campaign and the status of the various endow-ments as of Dec. 31, 2019.
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Bishop Confirms Commitment to the charter for youth protection
“...Since arriving in Worcester more than 14 years ago, I have had no more difficult pastoral responsibility as your bishop than to hear first-hand from victims the details of the abuse which took place during their childhood. Listening to the painful burdens which they carried for decades is sometimes more than the human heart can...”
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