“We are three communities in the rural Northeast Kingdom of Vermont towns of Hardwick, Craftsbury, and Greensboro Bend who’ve come together to pray as one Parish Family. In a land both breathtakingly beautiful and at times harsh, community is as necessary as it is wide spread. Many families in our parish have been with us for generations, some just a few months. We all have our part to play.”
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Mary Queen of All Saints Parish“We are three communities in the rural Northeast Kingdom of Vermont towns of Hardwick, Craftsbury, and Greensboro Bend who’ve come together to pray as one Parish Family. In a land both breathtakingly beautiful and at times harsh, community is as necessary as it is wide spread. Many families in our parish have been with us for generations, some just a few months. We all have our part to play.”Join Us/activities-1_self
Mary Queen of All Saints ParishSt. Michael Church, Greensboro Bend— “We are three communities in the rural Northeast Kingdom of Vermont towns of Hardwick, Craftsbury, and Greensboro Bend who’ve come together to pray as one Parish Family. In a land both breathtakingly beautiful and at times harsh, community is as necessary as it is wide spread. Many families in our parish have been with us for generations, some just a few months. We all have our part to play.”Join Us/activities-1_self
Mary Queen of All Saints ParishSt. Norbert Church, Hardwick—“We are three communities in the rural Northeast Kingdom of Vermont towns of Hardwick, Craftsbury, and Greensboro Bend who’ve come together to pray as one Parish Family. In a land both breathtakingly beautiful and at times harsh, community is as necessary as it is wide spread. Many families in our parish have been with us for generations, some just a few months. We all have our part to play.”Join Us/activities-1_self
Mary Queen of All Saints ParishOur Lady of Fatima Church, Craftsbury—“We are three communities in the rural Northeast Kingdom of Vermont towns of Hardwick, Craftsbury, and Greensboro Bend who’ve come together to pray as one Parish Family. In a land both breathtakingly beautiful and at times harsh, community is as necessary as it is wide spread. Many families in our parish have been with us for generations, some just a few months. We all have our part to play.”Join Us/activities-1_self
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Annual Catholic Men’s Conference, Saturday, March 25th, 9:00 AM-2:00 PM This year’s conference is being held at Our Lady of the Angels, in Randolph and the theme is Band of Brothers. There will be opportunities for confession, Eucharistic Adoration, Holy Rosary, Litany of St. Joseph, and fellowship. Mass will be celebrated at mid-day with Bishop Coyne. Cost is $30.00 per person which includes lunch and light breakfast. For more information and registration go to www.vermontctholic.org/men, or call John Morin 802-885- 3946.
Chrism Mass, Tuesday, April 4, 11:00 AM The Mass will be held at the Cathedral of Saint Joseph in Burlington. At this special Mass celebrated by Bishop Coyne, the Oil of Chrism is consecrated, the Oils of Catechumens and the Sick are blessed, and the priests within the Diocese of Burlington recommit themselves to the Priesthood of Jesus Christ. Parking for free is available along Elmwood Ave. and pay lots/garages are near the Cathedral (first two hours are free in city-owned parking garages). Carpooling is highly encouraged. All are invited to join in celebrating this special Mass. A reception will follow in the parish hall.
Annual Vermont Catholic Women’s Retreat, Saturday, April 22 The theme for this year’s retreat is Power of Little – How to show great love in the little things. The retreat is being held at Our Lady of Angels in Randolph, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Keynote speaker is Msgr. Richard Lavalley. Check in is at 8:30 AM. The cost is $30.00. Lunch will be provided. Limited spots available. For more information go to www.vermontcatholic.org/womens-retreat/