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Next week there will be the annual collection for the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul. The Society relies solely on the generosity of others to provide financial assistance to individuals & families in need in our community. Please be as generous as you can. Thank you!
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The First Reconciliation Meeting for all Parents of First Communion Students will be held on Saturday, October 20 in the Religious Education Hall from 9-10 AM. (Your child will attend his/her regular class during the meeting.) This mandatory meeting will include all of the information parents will need to prepare their child for this special and sacred Sacrament.
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The Society of St. Vincent de Paul will be collecting non-perishable food items for their annual Thanksgiving Basket Food Drive. Last year approximately 50 individuals and families were assisted because of your generosity. Collection Bins are located at all the entrances to the church. The Society’s members and those we serve, appreciate your kindness.
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Our 8th grade students will work on a service project to collect food for our CARE Food Pantry on Saturday, October 20 and Sunday, October 21. Donations can be brought to the Church and placed on the altar at ALL masses this weekend. The students will have a truck outside on Sunday, October 21 to collect all donations. Their goal is to “Fill that Truck” with food for families in need. Any donations of non-perishable food would be greatly appreciated. Thank you to all 8th grade students, their families and catechists for helping those in need. We are truly blessed with your desire to serve and you are all a wonderful example of what it truly means to be a Disciple of Christ.
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The children of our parish would like to invite all Grandparents to a special Mass on Sunday, October 28th at 9:00 AM. We will celebrate Mass together, have a special blessing for Grandparents and then gather downstairs in our Church Hall for refreshments. All are welcome for this special event – helping us to remember, cherish and celebrate how important Grandparents are in our journey of Faith.
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We would like to offer families coffee and pastry after our Grandparent's Mass down in the Church Hall. We would like to request that all 8th, 9th, and 10th Level Students bring a baked item to share. Please bring all baked goods to the Church Hall before attending Mass. This ‘Service Project’ is part of our lesson on giving of ourselves as member of the universal Church. Thank you parents, for helping them learn by ‘doing.’
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WORCESTER, MA – The St. Thomas More Society of Worcester will honor four individuals at the 61st annual Red Mass on October 28, 2018 at 10:15 a.m. at the Cathedral of St. Paul, Chatham and High streets, Worcester. Most Reverend Robert J. McManus, Bishop of Worcester will be the celebrant for the Mass and present the awards. Honorees are Judge Austin T. Philbin, retired justice of the Clinton District Court; William E. O’Neil Jr. Esq., partner in the law firm of Philbin and O’Neil of Clinton; David T. Bunker, Esq., retired, director of Gould & Ettenberg, P.C., of Worcester, and Worcester Police Officer Sean M. Lovely Sr.
Click here for photo album of Thursday night's "Celebrate Priesthood!" which was attended by more than 300 laypeople and about 100 priests.
Celebrating our priests October 19 At the “Celebrate Priesthood!” gala in St. Vincent Hospital’s atrium Thursday night, hundreds of people gathered for a "Taste of the Diocese," but more importantly to honor their spiritual leaders. The event raises money for retired priests.
The possibility of starting a new Catholic school in Milford is the focus of a survey just posted online. Father Peter J. Joyce, pastor of St. Mary of the Assumption Parish in Milford, told The Catholic Free Press this week about his dream for a school closely tied to the parish in teaching the faith and incorporating diversity.