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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, April 17, 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Join us for Mass to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the passing of Msgr. Thomas Ball, a long time rector of The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Church in downtown Burlington. Mass will be celebrated at 8:00 am in the main church at St. Joseph Cathedral in Burlington. The Knights of Columbus honor guard will be present along with Celia Asbel as Music Director.Read More -
Tuesday, April 20, 7:45 PM - 8:45 PM
The Sacraments are at the center of the our worship. They are essential to God’s plan, but what are they? Why are they important? Who gives them to us? Where are they in Scripture? And how do we live them out? Join Seminarian Greg Caldwell to think about and reflect upon the Seven Sacraments. To get the Zoom information email Greg Caldwell at gcaldwell@saintmeinrad.edu.Read More -
Wednesday, April 28, 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Our April guest speaker is Mary Anne Sheahan, Executive Director – Vermont Talent Pipeline Management Program, Vermont Business Roundtable. Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_SJV6_2qGQbSNK1Mdqzg64QRead 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
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Vermont Catholic News
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There will be a “Walk to Mary” May 22 beginning at St. Joseph Church in Isle LaMotte at 9 a.m. Participants will proceed 2.3 miles to St. Anne’s Shrine while praying the rosary and the Divine Mercy...
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On the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, June 11, the Diocese of Burlington will participate in the annual Global Rosary Relay at 2 p.m. Burlington Bishop Christopher Coyne will lead the rosary...
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Father Scott Gratton, a priest of the Diocese of Burlington currently serving as a chaplain with the Vermont National Guard in Saudi Arabia, has been promoted to the rank of captain. In an April 7...
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Parishioners of Our Lady of the Valley Parish in Rochester and Bethel and Our Lady of the Angels in Randolph are “united in the Eucharist” with their parish priest, Father Scott Gratton, who is...
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A musical romance with an evangelical Christian twist, “A Week Away” (Netflix) could be described as “High School Musical” meets summer camp. Written by Kali Bailey and Alan Powell, the streaming...
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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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