Organization of Parishes
In 2004, Bishop Reilly grouped parishes into "clusters". The purpose of this system is to allow communities to come together for a regional event. Also, priests may substitute for one another at a particular parish.
Parish |
City/Town |
Cluster |
---|---|---|
Ascension (closed 7/1/08) | Worcester | 42 |
Blessed Sacrament | Worcester | 44 |
Christ the King | Worcester | 32 |
Good Shepherd | Linwood | 22 |
Holy Angels | Upton | 23 |
Holy Cross | Templeton (East Templeton) | 2 |
Holy Family of Nazareth | Leominster | 8 |
Holy Name of Jesus (French; closed 7/1/08) | Worcester | 43 |
Holy Spirit (Hispanic) | Gardner | 3 |
Immaculate Conception | Fitchburg | 6 |
Immaculate Conception | Lancaster | 11 |
Immaculate Conception | Worcester | 44 |
Immaculate Heart of Mary | Winchendon | 2 |
Madonna of the Holy Rosary | Fitchburg | 5 |
Mary, Queen of the Rosary | Spencer | 33 |
North American Martyrs | Auburn | 18 |
Notre Dame | Southbridge | 29 |
Notre Dame & St. Joseph (renamed Holy Family) (French Canadian) | Worcester | 39 |
Our Lady Immaculate | Athol | 1 |
Our Lady of Częstochowa (Polish) | Worcester | 42 |
Our Lady of Fatima | Worcester | 44 |
Our Lady of Good Counsel | West Boylston | 14 |
Our Lady of Jasna Gora | Clinton | 11 |
Our Lady of Loreto | Worcester | 40 |
Our Lady of Lourdes | Worcester | 40 |
Our Lady of Mercy | Worcester | Maronite |
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel & St. Ann (Italian) | Worcester | 39 |
Our Lady of Perpetual Help | Worcester | Melkite |
Our Lady of the Angels | Worcester | 37 |
Our Lady of the Assumption | Millbury | 19 |
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary | Gardner | 3 |
Our Lady of the Lake | Leominster | 9 |
Our Lady of the Rosary | Clinton | 11 |
Our Lady of the Rosary | Worcester | 38 |
Our Lady of Vilna (historically Lithuanian, currently Vietnamese) | Worcester | 42 |
Our Lady, Queen of Heaven Mission | Royalston (South Royalston) | 1 |
Prince of Peace | Princeton | 10 |
Sacred Heart of Jesus | Fitchburg | 5 |
Sacred Heart of Jesus | Gardner | 3 |
Sacred Heart of Jesus | Hopedale | 24 |
Sacred Heart of Jesus | Milford | 24 |
Sacred Heart of Jesus (French) | Southbridge | 29 |
Sacred Heart of Jesus | Webster | 28 |
Sacred Heart of Jesus | West Brookfield | 34 |
Sacred Heart of Jesus | Worcester | 41 |
St. Aloysius | Hardwick (Gilbertville) | 36 |
St. Aloysius & St. Jude | Leicester | 31 |
St. Andrew Bobola (Polish) | Dudley | 27 |
St. Andrew the Apostle | Worcester | 37 |
St. Ann | Oxford (North Oxford) | 26 |
St. Anna | Leominster | 8 |
St. Anne | Ashburnham (South Ashburnham) | 4 |
St. Anne | Shrewsbury | 15 |
St. Anne | Southborough | 17 |
St. Anne & St. Patrick (run by Assumptionists) | Sturbridge (Fiskedale) | 30 |
St. Anne | Worcester (Manchaug) | 21 |
St. Anthony di Padua | Fitchburg | 6 |
St. Anthony of Padua | Dudley | 28 |
St. Augustine Mission | Hardwick (Wheelwright) | 36 |
St. Augustine | Millville | 25 |
St. Bernadette | Northborough | 16 |
St. Bernard | Fitchburg | 7 |
St. Bernard | Worcester | 38 |
St. Boniface | Lunenburg | 9 |
St. Brigid | Millbury | 19 |
St. Camillus de Lellis (historically French) | Fitchburg | 7 |
St. Casimir (Lithuanian; closed 7/1/08) | Worcester | 42 |
St. Catherine of Sweden | Worcester | 41 |
St. Cecilia | Leominster | 8 |
St. Charles Borromeo | Worcester | 37 |
St. Christopher | Worcester | 14 |
St. Columba | Paxton | 32 |
St. Denis | Ashburnham | 4 |
St. Denis | Douglas | 21 |
St. Edward the Confessor | Westminster | 4 |
St. Francis of Assisi | Athol | 1 |
St. Francis of Assisi (Hispanic) | Fitchburg | 6 |
St. Francis Xavier | Bolton | 12 |
St. Gabriel the Archangel (established 2006) Merging of St. Michael the Archangel (Mendon) and Holy Angels (Upton) |
Upton | 23 |
St. George | Worcester | 13 |
St. Hedwig (Polish) | Southbridge | 29 |
St. James | Grafton (South Grafton) | 20 |
St. Joan of Arc (Hispanic) | Worcester | 38 |
St. John | Worcester | 42 |
St. John the Baptist | East Brookfield | 33 |
St. John the Evangelist | Clinton | 11 |
St. Joseph | Auburn | 18 |
St. Joseph | Barre | 36 |
St. Joseph | Charlton | 30 |
St. Joseph (Hispanic) | Fitchburg | 5 |
St. Joseph | Gardner | 3 |
St. Joseph & St. Pius X | Leicester | 31 |
St. Joseph | North Brookfield | 34 |
St. Joseph Basilica | Webster | 27 |
St. Joseph the Good Provider | Berlin | 11 |
St. Leo (Hispanic) | Leominster | 8 |
St. Louis | Webster | 28 |
St. Luke the Evangelist | Westborough | 17 |
St. Margaret Mary (closed 7/11/08) | Worcester | 39 |
St. Mark | Sutton | 19 |
St. Martin Mission | Templeton (Otter River) | 2 |
St. Mary | Brookfield | 34 |
St. Mary | Grafton (North Grafton) | 20 |
St. Mary | Holden (Jefferson) | 13 |
St. Mary | Shrewsbury | 15 |
St. Mary (Hispanic) | Southbridge | 29 |
St. Mary | Uxbridge | 22 |
St. Mary of the Hills | Boylston | 15 |
St. Mary the Assumption | Milford | 24 |
St. Matthew | Southborough | 17 |
St. Michael the Archangel | Mendon | 23 |
St. Patrick | Northbridge (Whitinsville) | 22 |
St. Patrick | Rutland | 10 |
St. Paul | Blackstone | 25 |
St. Paul | Warren | 35 |
St. Paul Cathedral | Worcester | 44 |
St. Peter | Northbridge | 22 |
St. Peter | Petersham | 1 |
St. Peter (Hispanic and African-American) | Worcester | 43 |
St. Philip | Grafton | 20 |
St. Richard of Chichester | Sterling | 10 |
St. Roch | Oxford | 26 |
St. Rose of Lima | Northborough | 16 |
St. Stanislaus | Warren (West Warren) | 35 |
St. Stephen | Worcester | 39 |
St. Theresa | Blackstone | 25 |
St. Theresa, the Little Flower | Harvard | 12 |
St. Thomas à Becket | Barre (South Barre) | 36 |
St. Thomas Aquinas | Warren (West Warren) | 35 |
St. Vincent de Paul | Templeton (Baldwinville) | 2 |
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