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Christmas Day Dinner
In this season of sharing and caring, parishioners of St. Mary Parish will be hosting the third annual Christmas Day Dinner for anyone who finds themselves alone on this joyous Holy Day. It doesn’t matter what anyone’s circumstances are; come join us as a family of faith. The greatest gift of Christmas is the Christ Child Himself. He came to serve, to give us new life; and He wants us to give ourselves to others in return.
In the spirit of giving, we would like to invite you to consider helping in any way you feel you are able. Whether you donate a meal item, pick up/drop off guests who are unable to drive themselves, set up, serve or clean up--the Spirit of Christmas will shine through you. Most importantly, if you are able to join us for dinner, we’d love to have you. Please contact Diane Smoot at dsmoot99@yahoo.com or Home: 508-278-7732, Cell: 774-282-0390.
No one should be alone at Christmas. The Dinner will begin at the conclusion of the 11:00am Mass on Christmas Day and will be held in the Parish Center. May God continue to bless you abundantly.
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Local News
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December 12
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December 12
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December 7
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December 7
Given the continuing questions about sexual abuse of minors by members of the Church and issues which arose before and during the November meeting in Baltimore of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, we sat down with Bishop Robert J. McManus, Bishop of Worcester, to ask what is happening in the Diocese of Worcester. (CLICK HEADLINE) Conversation with Bishop McManus on this topic is the Featured Program aboveRead More
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