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three Catholic parishes. His sister Susan Rocca noted that one of their brothers became a priest – Father Wayne Benton. Their sister Phyllis Gagnon, now at Holy Family, recalled numerous priests attending his funeral at St. Leo’s. She also shared

Chasse, also a Little Franciscan of Mary, had other committee members – Sister Michele, Ms. Haberstroh and Susan Lubianez – come to their house in Worcester to help make the bags with fabric and thread donated for the sisters’ various projects

On Divine Mercy Sunday, about 80 members of St. Vincent de Paul Worcester gathered to “recommit themselves to faithfulness as they carry out their mission as Vincentians,” according to Susan Treveloni, society president. Father William E. Champlin

everybody is happy to do it because we know how important this work is,” Mr. Tumeinski said. Mr. Perda is assisted by only three staffers: William Mulford, associate superintendent; Susan Saucier, director of student financial services; and Jeannie

the commission does is very important,” she said. “We’re really trying to serve the women in the diocese by offering programs,” said Susan Zybert, from St. Mary’s in Shrewsbury, a commission member for about 15 years. The commission started in April 1989 under

on the part of the working group consisting of Mrs. Mancini, Caitlyn German, athletic director; Caitlin Lubelczyk, director of marketing and admissions; Susan Butler, principal, and Kate Pagano, a 2010 alumna and member of the marketing and development

Sacrament conference has been doing has had a positive effect on Susan Treveloni, the president of St. Vincent de Paul Worcester, who oversees all the conferences in the Central District of Massachusetts. She appreciates the relationship

at the Festival of World Youth Day in Sydney, Australia.The fourth workshop is called “Talk Back.” Commission members Susan Bailey and Marie Fusaro Davis will be moderators.  This last workshop is designed to give conference attendees an opportunity to offer

By Mary DonovanFour very different workshops will be offered at the upcoming women’s conference. In the words of Susan Bailey, chairwoman of the Commission for Women, “There’s something for everyone.’’The conference, Gather Us In 2011, is the sixth

service, which she helped commission chairwoman Susan Bailey organize.Mrs. Bailey said the conference drew close to 500 women. She said organizers got excellent feedback, especially about the talk by Liz Walker, former WBZ-Boston news anchor and now