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TODAY IN THE CHURCH CALENDAR

 
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UPCOMING CHANGES TO THE ROMAN MISSAL

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Our Religious Education classes begin on Sunday, September 26.  Registration forms will be sent by mail to those already enrolled in our program from last year.  Registration forms for those new to the program OR anyone who needs them can be found at the rear of the church or obtained at the parish office or online below

 We look forward to your support in sharing our faith with your children.

Please click the attachment below for a letter to our CCD Parents, the Parent Church Attendance Covenant and the CCD Registration Form.

 

 

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Saturday

August 28

 

4:00

 

5:30

Emile & Dorothy Verchereau

  By: Ronald & Patricia Blouin

Thomas Brian Gilbert

(Birthday Remembrance)

  By: His Mother

Sunday 

August 29

 

 

8:00

 

9:30

 

11:00

 

5:15

 

Ruth Brass

  By:  Peter & Linda Bouyea

Nora Terrien

  By: Culupa Family

Janet Kehoe

  By:  Friends of the Family

Janet Desautels Kehoe

  By:  Rice Class of 1979 &

Christ the King Class of 1975

Monday

August 30

 

8:30

 

 

5:15

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Darlene Jean Burke

  By: Her son, Michael

Edward Longe (Birthday Rem.)

  By: The Family

 

Tuesday

August 31

 

8:30

 

 

5:15

Deceased Members of the Marrier & Maynard Families

  By:  John & Diana St. Louis

Robert Handy (14th Anniv.)

  By: Wife & Children

 

Wednesday

September 1

8:30

 

5:15

Thomas Paulison (11th Anniv.)

  By:  Buddy Hagar

Ed Longe

  By:  The Family

Thursday

September 2

8:30

 

5:15

Julie & Joseph Sullivan

  By:  Jane Campbell

Victor Ratkus, Sr. (1st Anniv.)

  By:  The Family

Friday

September 3

8:30

 

5:15

Maurice Morin & William Hahn

  By:  Ron & Michele Morin

Mary Rose Handy

  By:  The Family

Saturday

September 4

4:00

 

5:30

Guenter & Maria Nietsch

  By: Angelika & Dennis Mahoney

Rene Bedard (Anniv.Rem.)

  By: Wife, Lucille

Sunday

September 5

 

8:00

 

9:30

 

11:00

 

5:15

 

Community of Faith of Christ the King-St. Anthony Parish

David Milizia

  By: The Family

John & Mary O’Rourke

  By:  The Family

Men & Women of our Armed Forces

  By:  David & Linda Mount

 

   

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Penance is a sacrament of the New Law instituted by Christ in which forgiveness of sins committed after baptism is granted through the priest's absolution to those who with true sorrow confess their sins and promise to satisfy for the same. It is called a "sacrament" not simply a function or ceremony, because it is an outward sign instituted by Christ to impart grace to the soul. As an outward sign it comprises the actions of the penitent in presenting himself to the priest and accusing himself of his sins, and the actions of the priest in pronouncing absolution and imposing satisfaction. This whole procedure is usually called, from one of its parts, "confession", and it is said to take place in the "tribunal of penance", because it is a judicial process in which the penitent is at once the accuser, the person accused, and the witness, while the priest pronounces judgment and sentence. The grace conferred is deliverance from the guilt of sin and, in the case of mortal sin, from its eternal punishment; hence also reconciliation with God, justification. Finally, the confession is made not in the secrecy of the penitent's heart nor to a layman as friend and advocate, nor to a representative of human authority, but to a duly ordained priest with requisite jurisdiction and with the "power of the keys", i.e., the power to forgive sins which Christ granted to His Church.

< Article Courtesy of New Advent Online Catholic Encyclopedia - Click this link to continue the article > 

Click the attachment below for A Guide To Confession

Attachments:
Download this file (GuideToConfession.pdf)GuideToConfession.pdf
   

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MINISTRY SCHEDULES UPDATED 06/04/2010

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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Ministries funded and sustained by The Annual Bishop’s Fund

 PLEASE CLICK HERE THEN SELECT 'CAMPAIGN

TO DATE' FOR PROGRESS UPDATES


Faith Formation

  • Catechetical Training
  • Catholic Schools
  • Child Safety Programs
  • Continuing Education
  • Lay Apostolate
  • Media Resources
  • Parish Adult Education
  • Youth Ministry
Marriage Tribunal Office
Parish Support
  • Administrative Services
  • Canonical Advice
  • Catechetical Training
  • Catholic School Subsidies
  • Child and Parent Safety Programs
  • Engaged Encounter
  • Family & Respect Life
  • Financial Guidance
  • Pre-Cana
  • Software Support
Publications and Web Media
  • Diocesan Website Maintenance
  • Vermont Catholic magazine
  • Vermont Catholic e-news report
Vermont Catholic Charities
  • Counseling
  • Emergency Aid
  • Prison Ministry
  • Residential Care Homes
Vocations
  • House of Discernment
    • Catholic Center at UVM
    • Fellowship of Catholic University Students at UVM
  • Seminarian Education
  • Retreats
  • Priest Benefit Fund

 

 

   
 
   

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 our LifeTeen Webpage

Click here for the Burlington LifeTeen Website


   
   

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