Reilly was named fourth bishop of Worcester by Pope John Paul II in 1994. He was installed in December of that year at St. Paul Cathedral. “Bishop Daniel Reilly led this diocese at times of ...

WORCESTER – Bishop Daniel Patrick Reilly, the fourth bishop of Worcester, died Tuesday evening at age 96. The news was first reported by The Catholic Free Press, the official newspaper of the ...

Bishop Robert J. McManus said the blessing before the annual Christmas dinner on Dec. 25, 2012, at St. Paul's Cathedral in Worcester. Rick Cinclair/Associated Press ...

Every place in Worcester is waiting for a poem' - Museum of Worcester opens the door on city inspired poets in 'Poem Next ...

Worcester Bishop Robert McManus in late June approved the policy, requiring students to “conduct themselves at school in a manner consistent with their biological sex,” and sent it to the ...

Bishop Robert McManus of the Diocese of Worcester said these reasons also contributed to the backing of the late Pope Francis and added that Pope Leo XIV's leadership could play an important role ...

Bishop John said: "I shall be 70 in February and feel, under God, that now is the right time to leave." In a statement, he said: "Being Bishop of Worcester has been an enormous privilege.

Worcester bishop, Catholic schools superintendent address immigration enforcement. Toni Caushi, Worcester Telegram & Gazette. Updated Sat, January 25, 2025 at 3:16 PM UTC. 4 min read.

The Rt. Rev. Bishop John Inge has been in his role since 2007 and will bide farewell to the Diocese of Worcester on October 9 and begin his retirement in Bradford-on-Avon in Wiltshire. The 69-year ...

The Bishop of Worcester has announced that he will retire in October after holding the position for more than 16 years. Dr John Inge, whose diocese stretches from south Wolverhampton to northern ...

WORCESTER — Bishop Daniel Patrick Reilly, the fourth bishop of Worcester, died Tuesday evening at age 96, according to The Catholic Free Press, the official newspaper of the Worcester Diocese.