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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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Monday, November 30, 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
How can we take the time to look at the past…the present…and the future? Join Josh Perry, Director of the Office of Worship for the Diocese of Burlington, for an online presentation and conversation on different ways we can “take the time” for Advent.Read More -
Thursday, December 3, 7:30 PM - 8:15 PM
Enjoy an evening of poetry with Fr. Joseph Ikegbunam, Parochial Vicar at Blessed Sacrament Parish in Stowe and Most Holy Name of Jesus in Morrisville. Fr. Joseph will share selections from his own book of poetry, “Just Because of You: A Journey of Love,” as well as share some insight into his work. This will be a Zoom meeting – participants will have the option to be on camera/microphone.Read More -
Wednesday, December 9, 7:30 PM - 8:00 PM
As you continue to prepare for Christ’s coming, join Bishop Coyne for his Advent reflection. This will be a Zoom webinar – participants will not be on camera/microphone but will be able to interact through chat.Read More -
Thursday, December 10, 7:30 PM - 8:15 PM
Join other Catholic parents in our virtual café as we start with a fun game, have some laughs, and then discuss family Advent traditions. All parents welcome! Hosted by Terri McCormack and Michael Hagan.Read More -
Saturday, December 12, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
All young adults are invited to a pilgrimage walk on Our Lady of Guadalupe's Feast Day.Read More
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Vermont Catholic News
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Feast • Nov. 22 Church • Rutland This is considered a movable feast as it is celebrated on the last Sunday of the liturgical year; in 2020, that day falls on Nov. 22. On this feast, we celebrate the...
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Twenty-two Vermont families will be having a happier Thanksgiving this year thanks to food and holiday supplies provided by the Rice Memorial High School community in South Burlington and distributed...
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My Mom loved creamed onions, and she particularly looked forward to them at Thanksgiving. When I began hosting Thanksgiving for the family, she loved the fact that she didn’t have to do all the...
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One of many arresting moments in J.R.R. Tolkien’s masterfully gripping “The Lord of the Rings” involves Merry, one of Frodo’s three Hobbit friends who accompany him on his journey to destroy the ring...
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Because the fall issue of Vermont Catholic magazine was dedicated to education, here is a look at a few of the saints who were teachers. St. Benildus (1805-1862) An excellent student, he...
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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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