About Us
About the Diocese of Manchester
The Diocese of Manchester, led by the Most Reverend, John B. McCormack, D.D., M.S.W.
since 1998 serves nearly 334,000 Catholics in 131 New Hampshire Parishes. For more
information, visit The Diocese of Manchester.
since 1998 serves nearly 334,000 Catholics in 131 New Hampshire Parishes. For more
information, visit The Diocese of Manchester.
Supporting Parishes
Supporting Parishes
St. Joseph Regional Catholic School is a diocesan school serving grades one through eight.
St. Joseph Parish in Salem hosts the school. It is also sponsored by the following parishes:
St. Luke the Evangelist Parish in Plaistow; Mary, Queen of Peace Parish in Salem; St. Anne
Parish in Hampstead; and St. Matthew Parish in Windham. The co-educational student body
is made up of students from southern New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts'
townships.
St. Joseph Regional Catholic School is a diocesan school serving grades one through eight.
St. Joseph Parish in Salem hosts the school. It is also sponsored by the following parishes:
St. Luke the Evangelist Parish in Plaistow; Mary, Queen of Peace Parish in Salem; St. Anne
Parish in Hampstead; and St. Matthew Parish in Windham. The co-educational student body
is made up of students from southern New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts'
townships.
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About St. Joseph Regional Catholic School
St. Joseph Regional Catholic School is a diocesan school serving
grades one through eight. St. Joseph Parish in Salem hosts the
school. It is also sponsored by the following parishes: St. Luke the
Evangelist Parish in Plaistow; Mary, Queen of Peace Parish in Salem;
St. Anne Parish in Hampstead; and St. Matthew Parish in Windham.
The co-educational student body is made up of students from southern
New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts' townships.
St. Joseph Regional Catholic School professes Christian beliefs and
the tenets of the Roman Catholic Church. The educational process is
carried out with a deep respect for our Catholic heritage and an
enthusiastic view of each student as a reflection of God's presence in
our midst. We strive to underscore this identity, and the richness of our
Catholic heritage, by offering liturgical and sacramental celebrations
where we encounter Christ in a personal and communal manner.
St. Joseph Regional Catholic School is a diocesan school serving
grades one through eight. St. Joseph Parish in Salem hosts the
school. It is also sponsored by the following parishes: St. Luke the
Evangelist Parish in Plaistow; Mary, Queen of Peace Parish in Salem;
St. Anne Parish in Hampstead; and St. Matthew Parish in Windham.
The co-educational student body is made up of students from southern
New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts' townships.
St. Joseph Regional Catholic School professes Christian beliefs and
the tenets of the Roman Catholic Church. The educational process is
carried out with a deep respect for our Catholic heritage and an
enthusiastic view of each student as a reflection of God's presence in
our midst. We strive to underscore this identity, and the richness of our
Catholic heritage, by offering liturgical and sacramental celebrations
where we encounter Christ in a personal and communal manner.
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