“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
Diocesan Marriage Day Mass, St. Joseph Cathedral, February 5th Married couples celebrating milestone anniversaries in 2023, who wish to e recognized at the diocese Anniversary Mass, on February 5, at the 10:00 AM Mass. Recognition is given to those celebrating marriages 5, 10, 15, 20, 50, 51 or more. Registrations will be accepted through January 27, by contacting Nicole Hamilton at nhamilton@vermontcatholic.org, or calling 802-846-6110, ext. 1131. Please provide the information of the Catholic parish married, parish presently attending, and the anniversary being celebrated. IF you wish tro be recognized at our parish please notify the rectory.
Mary Queen of All Saints Parish wants to help our hardworking parish families who may be having trouble paying for their fuel this winter. To help us achieve that goal, we will be having two weekends for special contributions. December 10 & 11 and December 17 & 18 there will be baskets in the back of the church where you can make donations for this project. Contributions can also be made throughout the winter, just mark your contribution for the FAP. We will be working with fuel dealers and other programs. If you are in need of assistance, you can contact the following: Irving Oil customers through their ”request a donation” link found on this page: https://www.irvingoil.com/en-US/irvingvalues/community. If you have a different fuel dealer, please call the rectory for more information. State assistance information is available at https://vtlawhelp.org/energyassistance-programs. Please do not wait until you have a heating emergency as special deliveries have added costs.
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