On First Friday Annunciation Parish will celebrate Mass at 6:30 p.m. followed by adoration from 7-7:30 p.m., in the Holy Spirit Chapel, 50 Lovewell St. Priests will be available for confessions during this adoration time.
For, in the end, people will only come to believe the Gospel of Life by love, that is, love of the young woman who is contemplating abortion and the doctor who advocates for euthanasia. People must believe that the woman and the doctor share in the same dignity as the unborn child or sick person whose life will be threatened by their decisions.
Since parish changes, Divine Mercy has grown, bringing with it new hope for the Church and a glimpse into the history of St. Paul Church that straddles the Massachusetts-Rhode Island border.
Bishop McManus and superintendent of diocesan Catholic schools, David Perda, issued statements Friday in response to recent changes in federal immigration policies regarding churches and schools.
David Perda, Superintendent of Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Worcester, has asked Catholic school principals to share the following letter with parents regarding Immigration enforcement.