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January 20, 2020A Student Leadership Summit, sponsored by the Fellowship of Catholic University Students, enlightened and inspired local students, clergy and a seminarian.Read More -
January 17, 2020St. Bernard Elementary School in Fitchburg stands to gain from an IC Federal Credit Union debit card program that donates money to schools.Read More -
January 17, 2020People in Central Massachusetts have started a local chapter of Massachusetts Citizens for Life. Dr. John W. Harding, a retired pediatrician, is the president.Read More -
January 16, 2020BOSTON (CNS) – Patients who are terminally ill do not have a right to physician-assisted suicide, a Massachusetts court has ruled.Read More -
January 16, 2020If you called your state representative about abortion legislation last summer, it’s time to do it again. If you didn’t, you still have time.Read More -
January 13, 2020Evangelization is one of the components of Legacy of Hope. The campaign hopes to set aside $1.5 million toward grants for evangelization programs in parishes.Read More -
January 10, 2020The 10th anniversary of the devastating earthquake in Haiti is a time to remember Britney Gengel, a local young Catholic woman whose life it claimed.Read More -
January 10, 2020The Men’s Conference is celebrating 20 years. Author Scott Hahn, Bishop Robert Reed of CatholicTV, and Luis Soto of the Augustine Institute will speak.Read More -
January 9, 2020Brenda Seymour from Hudson saw out 2019 by beginning a new life. On New Year’s Eve, she departed for Kenya as a Maryknoll missioner.Read More -
January 9, 2020The Respect Life Office has filled two buses for the March for Life in Washington, D.C. The buses leave following the Mass for Life on Jan. 23.Read More -
January 3, 2020Dismas House received a national grant from the Catholic Campaign for Human Development, the U.S. bishops’ anti-poverty program.Read More -
January 2, 2020The 2020 Partners in Charity Appeal begins this month with a $5 million goal, the same as in the past several years. St. Oscar Romero is this year’s patron.Read More -
January 1, 2020A beloved bishop dies, a parish church is taken down, ministry workers visit U.S.-Mexican border and the diocese embarks on Legacy campaign.Read More -
December 31, 2019WORCESTER – Bishop McManus announces that the diocesan commitment to Haiti will refocus on parish twinning. Apostolate office closes.Read More -
December 23, 2019My dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Christmas brings joy to the world and joy to our hearts as we contemplate and celebrate Christ’s birth at Bethlehem.Read More -
December 20, 2019Although U.S. citizens are advised against traveling to Haiti, and getting humanitarian aid there is difficult, nonprofit organizations here persevere.Read More -
December 19, 2019For some, Christmas is the happiest day. For others, it’s the worst. So Santa brings cheer to all at a dinner hosted by Bishop McManus and Catholic Charities.Read More -
December 18, 2019The diocese will merge St. Peter-Marian and Holy Name Central Catholic Junior-Senior High Schools for the next school year, the superintendent announced.Read More -
December 17, 2019More than 100 people attended the Partners in Charity Breakfast Saturday morning in the Tsotsis Family Academic Center at Assumption College.Read More -
December 13, 2019We can be instruments of new spiritual birth within our families, neighborhoods, and even our country. Here are some simple ways.Read More