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Habemus Papam!!!!Pope Leo XIV, Begins his Papacy with words of PEACE. (April 8, 2025) Photo borrowed from the NYTimes.Read MoreBackForwardPauseCaption
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Vermont Right to LifeVermont Right to LifePlease consider sending a donation to become a 2025 member of the Vermont Right toLife Committee. They depend on our gifts to continue to provide witnesses for life bothinside the State House and in the public arena so that LIFE is defended from conception tonatural death. VRLC, PO Box 1079, Montpelier, VT 05601
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Chapter 11
Claims ProcessIf anyone would like more information regarding Bishop McDermott’s letter about the Chapter 11 claims process you may go to www.vermontcatholic.org and https://case.stretto.com/dioceseofburlington. The deadline for individuals to bring a claimagainst the diocese in this matter is April 4, 2025.
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Remembering a Loved One
Masses If you would like to remember a deceased loved ones birthday, anniversary, or any other special remembrance by having a Mass said you may call or email the rectory to reserve a date. Masses are $10.00 each. There are many dates available for 2024.
Please call the Parish Office at 802-472-5544
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News from the Vatican
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yesterdayIn a speech to members of the international media Monday, Pope Leo XIV called for a rhetoric of peace over words of anger or ideology, and issued an appeal for the freedom of journalist imprisoned... -
2 days agoIn his first Sunday Regina Coeli address during Easter, Pope Leo XIV gave pilgrims a surprise and sang the traditional Marian prayer, and prayed for increased vocations to the priesthood and... -
2 days agoIt was fitting that when Pope Leo XIV was elected, the Italian Open tennis tournament was being played just up the road from the Vatican.
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2025 Diocesan Men's Conference
This conference will be held on March 22nd in Randolph at Our Lady of the Angels Church.More information to follow.
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A Special Thank You
YouThanks to Mike Brochu, Mike Lamay, and Glenn Smith for their hard work cleaning thesnow off the church roof. Much appreciated!
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Fuel Assistance Project
Mary Queen of All Saints Parish wants to help our hard-working parish families who maybe having trouble paying for their fuel this winter. We will be working with fuel dealers andother programs. If you are in need of assistance, or know someone who is, you/they cancontact the following: Irving Oil customers through their “request a donation” link found onthis page: https://www.irvingoil.com/en-US/irving-values/community or call 888-310-1924.For a different fuel dealer, please call the rectory for more information or to request anapplication. State assistance information is available at https://vtlawhelp.org/energyassistance-programs. All applications are confidential. Please do not wait until you have aheating emergency as special deliveries have added costs and applications must beapproved first.
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Parish Work Parties
The Parish Council and the Building and Grounds Committee wish to organize work parties to clean up and refurbish the grounds around St. Norbert’s and St. Michael’s.
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Join the Parish Council!
Parish Council Thank you to Jon Lussier for serving on the Parish Council. Jon has resigned his position on the Council. Anyone interested in serving on the Parish Council should call the rectory or contact Fr. Raj or Jeannine Young.
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Vermont Catholic Women’s Group Mission:
To provide an opportunity for women to come together as a sister-in-Christ, strengthening our own personal faith journeys whild supporting each other in Catholic fellowship. When: Thursday evenings from 7:15 – 8:45 PM, via Zoom. Informal gatherings. Come when you can. Topics Include: Prayer requests, exploring subjects that help us learn more about our faith. Currently following Ascension Press Series “What We Believe, the Beauty of the Catholic Faith.”Sometimes we have a night of sharing and discussion or enjoy a guest speaker. For more nformation contact Dianne Smth of St. Luke Parish at [email protected].
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CRS Rice BowlsYou may return your Rice Bowls to Mass and place them in the collection basket. If youprefer you may write a check or give online at crsricebowl.org/give.
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THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX
How parishioners at Mary Queen of All Saints donate hundreds of pounds of food each month.
In just several short years, the Mary Queen of All Saints parishioners have contributed nearly ten thousand pounds of food to the Hardwick Area Food Pantry. It is quite common—and appreciated! Read More -
Today's Readings
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