“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 a Parish Ministry/activities-1_self
Mary Queen of All Saints Welcomes Father Raj!
Mary Queen of All Saints Parish Welcomes Father Raj!Join Us/activities-1_self
Mary Queen of All Saints Parish Welcomes Father Raj!Join Us/activities-1_self
Mary Queen of All Saints Parish Welcomes Father Raj!Join Us/activities-1_self
Driving Help/Car for Father Raj
We are asking for volunteers who would be willing to be put on a “short list” to do some
driving for Father Raj upon request. If you think you might be able to help out, it would be
greatly appreciated. You may call the rectory to sign up.
Father Raj is Looking For a Car
Do you know of an available used car that may be for
sale or loan for Father Raj? The car needs to be in
reliable condition and safe for Vermont winters. If you
have ideas please speak to Mike Brochu or Deacon
David at your earliest convenience or y
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