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We Pray
for all Healh Care Workers...
Doctors, Nurses, Aides, Clinical Staff, Social Workers, and Chaplains.
We Pray for all Essential Workers and First Responders.
Courageous Men and Women
becoming Heroes in our own day.
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Let Nothing Disturb You, Nothing Frighten You,
All things are Passing: God Never Changes.
Patience Obtains All Things.
Nothing is wanting to those who posses God.
God Alone Suffices.
St. Teresa of Avila
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Diocesan Calendar
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Saturday, May 22, 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Celebrate our Blessed Mother on a journey of faith and fellowship! On May 22, 2021, we will be make a 2.3 mile walk from St Joseph’s Church, 23 St Joseph Lane, Isle La Motte, to St Anne’s Shrine starting at 9 a.m. (the walk takes a little more than an hour). We will be praying the Holy Rosary and Divine Mercy Chaplet while we walk for the sanctity of life from conception to natural death.Read More -
Friday, June 11, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
On June 11, 2021, there will be livestream prayer locations from all over the globe praying the Rosary. By midnight the entire world will have been praying for our priests and our Catholic faith. Join Bishop Coyne in praying the Rosary virtually at 2:00 pm.Read More -
Saturday, June 19, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
The Diocese of Burlington joyfully celebrates the ordination of two men to Holy Orders. Deacon Robert Murphy will be ordained to the priesthood and Mr. Gregory Caldwell will be ordained to the transitional diaconate by Bishop Christopher Coyne. Due to the seating capacity restrictions, attendance at the Mass will be by invitation only to allow for the priests of the diocese, Robert and Greg’s family and friends, and members of their home parishes to attend. For those unable to be with us physically for the liturgy, the Mass will be live-streamed on the Diocesan website.Read More
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Vermont Catholic News
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St. Michael’s College in Colchester welcomed several hundred vaccinated and distanced guests as nearly 300 members of the still-larger 437-member Class of 2021 graduated during separate morning and...
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From Burlington Bishop Christopher Coyne: In keeping with CDC and local guidelines, the Diocese of Burlington is lifting the mask requirement in our churches for those fully vaccinated. We encourage...
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I have read a lot of stories about miracles and favors attributed to St. Joseph, and they are all wonderful indeed. The one I am about to tell, however, is my favorite, mostly because it happened to...
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The approximately 15,000 members of the Society of Jesus, their collaborators and many people who draw on the spiritual heritage left by St. Ignatius of Loyola are preparing to mark a special...
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Dr. William Tortolano, professor emeritus of fine arts and chapel organist emeritus will present a concert in the St. Michael’s College chapel in Colchester on May 25 at 12:15 p.m. A 50-year faculty...
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Message from Bishop Christopher Coyne to parishioners regarding the resuming of the celebration of Mass:
“It is with an abundance of joy and gratitude that I announce the first phase of the reopening of our churches to celebrate daily and Sunday Mass beginning June 1.
The obligation to attend Sunday Mass remains lifted until further notice, especially if you are part of a vulnerable population and/or have an underlying health condition.
- Please approach the celebration of Mass with charity and love for our clergy and faith community by following the protocols:
- Stay home if you are sick or not feeling well.
- Wear a mask in Mass.
- Sanitize your hands upon entry. Due to shortages of sanitizer, please bring your own if possible.
- Sit in designated pews and respect social distance between others of 6 feet or more unless you are one family unit.
- Refrain from congregating in tight areas or entering cordoned off areas.
- Follow the protocols to receive Holy Communion as directed at Mass.
- Follow your church protocols regarding registration if necessary due to the 25% capacity limit.
For more details about church protocols visit: vermontcatholic.org/covid-19
While these protocols are intrusive, they are necessary as they allow us to celebrate the Sacraments in person while doing our part to help stop the spread of coronavirus.”
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