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Click Here For Further Information On The 2009 Bishop's Fund Campaign
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Jesus asks us to make disciples of all nations and to be a neighbor to all the people we meet. Rather than crossing to the other side of the road to avoid a person in distress, we should do what we can to aid and comfort our sisters and brothers. For the past 50 years the Bishop’s Fund has been an essential means by which the people of this Diocese have helped to educate others about the promise of Christ and His mandate to aid our neighbors.
The Bishop’s Fund supports many programs and ministries designed to reach out to our brothers and sisters in need, as well as to provide education to those who are seeking greater knowledge and understanding of our Catholic faith. These programs have been successful over the years due to the great generosity of the parishioners and friends of this Diocese.
The money raised through the Bishop’s Fund will sustain our diocesan initiatives to help enhance and nurture parish life throughout the Diocese, as well as to reach out and to respond to the needs of those who are suffering, struggling and looking to the family of God for help.
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 Part of an Address of Pope Benedict XVI Announcing the Year For Priests
Dear Brother Priests,On the forthcoming Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, Friday 19 June 2009 – a day traditionally devoted to prayer for the sanctification of the clergy –, I have decided to inaugurate a “Year for Priests” in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the “dies natalis” of John Mary Vianney, the patron saint of parish priests worldwide.[1] This Year, meant to deepen the commitment of all priests to interior renewal for the sake of a stronger and more incisive witness to the Gospel in today’s world, will conclude on the same Solemnity in 2010. "The priesthood is the love of the heart of Jesus”, the saintly Curé of Ars would often say.[2] This touching expression makes us reflect, first of all, with heartfelt gratitude on the immense gift which priests represent, not only for the Church, but also for humanity itself. I think of all those priests who quietly present Christ’s words and actions each day to the faithful and to the whole world, striving to be one with the Lord in their thoughts and their will, their sentiments and their style of life. How can I not pay tribute to their apostolic labours, their tireless and hidden service, their universal charity? And how can I not praise the courageous fidelity of so many priests who, even amid difficulties and incomprehension, remain faithful to their vocation as “friends of Christ”, whom he has called by name, chosen and sent?
click here to read the entire article on the Vatican Website
Click here for the Online Catholic Encyclopedia article on St John Vianney |
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PARISH COUNCIL MEMBERS: Fr. Dan Rupp, Deacon Louis Meunier, Deacon Timm Taylor, Peter Batchelder. Frances Henry, Ken Boyd, Gerald Francis, Christopher Bishop, James Bronson, A. Jay Fisher, Brenda Howley, Helen Long, Joanne Varricchione FINANCE COUNCIL MEMBERS: Fr. Dan Rupp, Richard Couture, Deacon Louis Meunier, Deacon Timm Taylor,Raymond LeBlanc, Mark Kelley, David Farrington, Brian Lavigne, Dorothy Micklas, Sandra Maynard, Mary Ann Peters, Clement Looby, Michael Teixeira SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: Fr. Dan Rupp, Raymond Rouleau, Mary Thompson, Kathleen Bauman, Ed Precourt, James Morrissey, Jennifer Pizzagalli, Michael Desautels, Christina Brown and A. Jay Fisher STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Fr. Dan Rupp, Deacon Louis Meunier, Deacon Timm Taylor, Michael Mitiguy, Daniel Morrissey, Antonio Pomerleau, William Rochford, Joanne Varricchione and Chris Bishop LITURGY COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Father Dan Rupp, Deacon Timm Taylor, Deacon Louis Meunier, Ken Boyd, Janet Anderson, STEWARDSHIP COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Fr. Dan Rupp, Deacon Timm Taylor, Martin Hoak, Susan Benoit, Gerald Francis, Peter Batchelder, Patrick Waters, Kathleen Carter and Joanne Varricchione SOCIAL ACTION COMMITTEE MEMBERS:Dan RachekMARRIAGE PREPARATION COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Fr. Dan Rupp, Deacon Timm & Judy Taylor, John & Kristin Bingle ENVIRONMENTAL ENHANCEMENT MEMBERS: Fr. Dan Rupp, Deacon Louis Meunier, Deacon Timm Taylor, Jean Tucker, Marion Charbonneau, Janet Landry, Lisa Gaujac, Paul Landry, Helene McHugh, William McHugh and Christa Anderson |
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FORYOURMARRIAGE.ORG - For Your Marriage is a Catholic Marriage Website Presented by the United States Committee of Catholic Bishops. It provides concrete examples for nurturing and strengthening a faith-filled marriage for both newlyweds and long-time married couples.
OUR ONLINE BULLETINS - Our Parish Bulletins are available online by Liturgical Publications Inc. This link provides an archive of past Parish Bulletins for the current year. This is a great way to reference old bulletins and for our parishioners who spend time out of Vermont to keep in touch with parish activities.
DIOCESE EVENT CALENDAR - This link is to the Diocese of Burlington Event Calendar and provides a summary of activities throughout the Diocese. This link is maintained by the Diocese of Burlington and contains the most current list of upcoming events of interest to our Catholic Community.
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Pope Benedict XVI has declared a “Year for Priests” beginning with the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus on June 19, 2009. The year will conclude in Rome with an international gathering of priests with the Holy Father on June 19, 2010.
With the announcement of this Year for Priests, the Pope has declared St. John Vianney the Universal Patron of Priests on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the death of the Curé d’Ars.
On this website you will find a number of resources to aid your parish’s celebration of the year for priests. There is also information regarding events for priests that will occur throughout the Year for Priests.
Please pray for our priests that they might always be faithful to their sacred calling.
Click here for the address of His Holiness Benedict XVI annoucing the Year of the Priest
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Please click the attachment below for the latest Ministry Schedules for Altar Servers, Lectors and Eucharistic Ministers. As you can see, we have a need for Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers and Altar Servers to 'fill in' for a number of Masses. If you or your children are a part of these ministries and attended the Training Sessions please let Father know prior to Mass. We can always use the help. Thank you!
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Did you know that Christ the King - St Anthony Parish feeds the Poor and Homeless in the Burlington area? On the second Tuesday of the month for the months of May, August, November and February we become the hands and feet of Our Lord following His mandate to Feed His Sheep. We are reminded of the words in the book of Matthew 25:40; "And the king will say to them in reply, Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me." If you are called to serve or to cook or bake something please contact the church office and let them know so we are able to plan meals for these events. Baked goods are always appreciated by the people we serve. Help us put our faith into action. We are scheduled to serve on the following dates for 2009. We serve at the Salvation Army facility on Bank Street in downtown Burlington. May Our Lord bless you richly as our Parish Community reaches out to poor and homeless. Our suppers are planned for the following dates.
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August 11, 2009
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November 10, 2009
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February 9, 2010
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Father Daniel J. Rupp, our Pastor, welcomes you to the Christ The King - St. Anthony Parish web site!!! We are delighted that you dropped by! OUR PARISH MISSION STATEMENT Christ the King – St. Anthony Parish in the spirit of Vatican II seeks to promote an active participating community of faith by spiritual guidance and growth through meaningful liturgies, sacramental celebrations, common prayer, and value oriented religious, academic and socially conscious programs in the tradition of the Roman Catholic Church.
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The National Catholic Bioethics Center (NCBC), established in 1972, conducts research, consultation, publishing and education to promote human dignity in health care and the life sciences, and derives its message directly from the teachings of the Catholic Church. The results of this research are available though this website and our various educational and publishing activities, workshops and seminars.
Please click this link to go to the NCBC Website
Today our society faces unprecedented scientific developments that penetrate the very mysteries of life and pose serious ethical challenges to human culture. The National Catholic Bioethics Center (NCBC) was established in 1972 to reflect on these developments and to promote and safeguard the dignity of the human person in health care and the life sciences. The Center is unique among bioethics organizations in that its message derives from the official teaching of the Catholic Church which draws from a moral tradition that acknowledges the unity of faith and reason and builds on the solid foundation of natural law.
The Center's staff consults regularly on life science issues and medical issues with the Vatican, the U.S. bishops and public policy-makers, hospitals and international organizations of all faiths. Vatican agencies which regularly consult with the Center include the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the Pontifical Academy for Life and the Pontifical Council for Health Care Workers.
The Center works to achieve its mission of defending the dignity of the human person in health care and the life sciences through educational programs, publishing, consultation and research. The Center publishes two journals (" Ethics & Medics" and " The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly") and at least one book annually on issues such as physician-assisted suicide, abortion, cloning, and embryonic stem cell research. Educational programs include the National Catholic Certification Program in Health Care Ethics and a variety of seminars and other events.
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The Life Teen program is a complete, comprehensive and interactive model of religious formation. Through youth friendly Liturgies, Life Nights, weekly activities, service opportunities, teen leadership and outreach activities, teens learn more about their Catholic faith and grow to love the Sacraments, the Word, and the Mass. At a parish with the Life Teen program, a priest, youth minister, music ministry and a Core team of volunteer’s build an environment where teens feel loved, accepted, and challenged to go deeper in their faith.
Teens learn about the Mass by being “full, active and conscious” members of the community. Teens not only engage in the liturgy, but also serve as leaders of hospitality, altar servers, lectors, ushers, musicians, vocalists and, when allowed, extraordinary ministers of the Eucharist. “Mother Church earnestly desires that all the faithful should be led to that fully conscious, and active participation in liturgical celebrations which is demanded by the very nature of the liturgy” (Sacrosanctum Concilium, 14). In addition, clergy are renewed and affirmed in their vocation as they reach out to the young Church through the Sacraments.
Click Here For the Life Teen Website
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