Catholic Charities Newsletter
A Message from Tim McMahon, Executive Director
As the year comes to a close, I reflect on all that has been accomplished in the past year at Catholic Charities. The phenomenal staff, with the support of volunteers and the board of directors has worked tirelessly in opening a sixteen bed recovery program for women in Leominster, relocated our family shelter into a beautifully restored, turn of the century convent at the St. Stephens location in Worcester and increased the number of people we serve in virtually every program we run. The number of people Catholic Charities helps through their difficult times is truly inspiring.  As a member of Catholic Charities staff I am truly grateful to have the opportunity to help serve those most in need. Happy New Year!
Bishop's Holiday Dinners
At our Bishop's Holiday Dinner on Thanksgiving over 400 volunteers served and delivered over 2,000 Holiday meals to home bound elders, people with disabilities, and others in need. The dinners are more than just a warm meal, they provide fellowship to those who may otherwise be alone for the holidays.

Ribbon Cuttings for Women's Recovery Program and Family Shelter
This October, we celebrated the Grand Opening of our Women's Recovery Program and the Ribbon Cutting for the relocation of our Family Shelter.


Congrats to Our 2019 Award Winners!
Catholic Charities held its 69th annual meeting at St. John's High School. Congratulations to our award winners: the Emerald Club and Kevin Kieler.

The Bishop Robert J. McManus Good Neighbor Award was presented to the Emerald Club for their years of generous support of the Mercy Centre.

The Monsignor Edmond T. Tinsley Award was given to Kevin Kieler. The award recognizes Catholic Charities staff, volunteers and board members who have reached certain milestones or gone beyond the call of duty.

Stories of Hope
Jessica & Sebastian
Jessica receives Catholic Charities services in order to stay home with her 14 month old son, Sebastian, who faces medical issues after having a stroke on the day he was born.