We consider more deeply why every human life is valuable and reflect on how to build a culture that protects life from conception to natural death.
OCTOBER 2023
October 1: Larry Cabel (8:30 a.m.)
October 7 & 8: Susan Sibley (4 pm); Debbie Brown (8:30 a.m.)
October 14 & 15: Fern Fontaine (4 p.m.); CDA (8:30 a.m.)
October 21 & 22: Doris Voyer(4 p.m.); Mary Jane Fradette (8:30 a.m.)
October 28 & 29: Fr. Raj (4 p.m.); Jeannine Young (8:30 a.m.)
(The Rosary will begin about 15 minutes before the Masses shown above.)
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 are accepting contributions. Contributions can be made throughout the winter, just mark your contribution for the FAP. We will be working with fuel dealers and other programs.
QUESTIONS: Please call the Parish (802) 472-5544
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.
Collection at all Masses on the Second Weekend of each Month.
Most Needed Items
Questions regarding access: Please contact the Hardwick Area Food Pantry: 39 West Church Street, Hardwick or (802) 472-5940
Catholic Daughters Court St. Veronica #1273
Pray With Us
Please join the Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court St Veronica #1273
as we continue our Daily Spiritual Adoption Prayer which is:
"Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, I love you very much.
I beg you to spare the life of Veronica the unborn child,
that I have spiritually adopted, who is in danger of abortion."
Formed in 1903, the Catholic Daughters of the Americas is one of the oldest and largest organizations of Catholic women in the Americas. It numbers 70,000 dues-paying members in 1,250 courts (local chapters) in 45 states across the country, and in Puerto Rico, Mexico, Guam, and the Virgin Islands.
We meet on the first Thursdays Feb-June & Aug-Dec at 7:00 in the Julien Room. We will welcome YOU!
Contact: Deborah Brown, Regent at 802 472-5088 and visit the State website or the National website.
The Knights of Columbus is a dynamic Catholic fraternal organization of men who join together in family, charitable, fraternal, community and youth activities. Any practicing Catholic man 18 years of age or older may apply for membership in the Knights of Columbus. A practicing Catholic is one who regularly practices his faith by going to Mass on Sunday, receiving the Sacraments, etc.
Knights of Columbus, Brownson Council #1568, Hardwick, VT. was chartered on May 13th, 1911. There were Twenty- nine charter members, two of which were Rev. Father Robert Lachance and Rev. Father Eugene Cray. The Knights of Columbus Hall was built in 1969.
We meet monthly, on the second Thursday (we don't meet Jan-March). The meetings and discussion usually last about an hour, preceded by a 7:00 p.m. meal and social time.
Contact: Jon Lussier, (802) 472-5030
Catholic Financial Life is a faith-based fraternal membership organization (our chapter charter2008). It is the second largest Catholic not-for-profit financial services organization in the United States.
CFL Network helps:
The Society and its local chapters also sponsor a number of social, family-friendly, and faith-related activities.
Since its charter, Chapter St. Jean has raised over $30,000 in matching funds and fundraising for our parish, with additional donations going to Faith Formation, Hardwick Children's Holiday Project, maintenance projects and more.
Contact: Jeannine Young 586-2899