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Tag: Robert J. Sennott

September 13, 1976September 13, 2026 georgenhs Religion, This Day In Norwood History

St. Catherine of Siena School Celebrates 50th Golden Jubilee Anniversary-September 13, 1976

Nearly 1,200 parishioners, alumni, and clergy gather to celebrate the 50th anniversary of St. Catherine of Siena school, which has grown to 820 students.

August 22, 1973August 22, 2026 georgenhs Churches, Religion, This Day In Norwood History

St. Catherine’s Parishioners and Clergy Gather for Solemn Memorial Mass Honoring Late Bishop Jeremiah F. Minihan-August 22, 1973

Over 1,000 mourners gathered at St. Catherine of Siena Church for a solemn memorial mass honoring former pastor and Boston Auxiliary Bishop Jeremiah F. Minihan, who passed away in Dublin.

August 11, 1971August 8, 2026 georgenhs Police, This Day In Norwood History

More Than 100 State Troopers and Dignitaries Pay Final Tribute to Trooper Robert J. MacDougall in Norwood-August 11, 1971

More than 100 state troopers, Lieutenant Governor Donald R. Dwight, and law enforcement delegations from across New England gathered at St. Catherine of Siena Church for the funeral of 25-year-old Trooper Robert J. MacDougall.

June 23, 1969July 19, 2026 georgenhs Religion, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Catholics Laud Saturday Mass-June 23, 1969

St. Catherine's Church becomes one of 17 suburban Boston parishes chosen to launch the new Saturday evening Vigil Mass, sparking enthusiastic praise from local workers and commuters.

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