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St. Anthony Open
In response to Governor Scott's recent order for a phased restart of Vermont's economy that balances the need to improve overall social and economic wellbeing with the need to prevent a resurgence of COVID-19 outbreaks, St. Anthony church will be open for individual devotion and personal prayer.
Vulnerable populations - those who are over 70 years of age or have a pre-existing medical condition that puts them at risk - should stay safe and stay home.
For the safety of everyone, the following protocols must be followed (these will also be listed on the church doors):- DO NOT come in if you feel sick or run down.
- Everyone must wear a mask to enter. Gloves are encouraged.
- Please use hand sanitizer upon entry and exit.
- Pews will be clearly marked for appropriate social distancing. Please sit behind the blue tape.
- Upon leaving, please wipe down your area with the sanitizer and wipe located at the end of the pew, and dispose of the wipe in the garbage can by the exit.
- If you are not comfortable cleaning your area, or there are no cleaning supplies, please make sure to leave your kneeler down when you leave so we know the pew needs to be cleaned.
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Goodbye, Father Zuccaro!
Bishop Coyne has asked Fr. James Zuccaro to take a new assignment effective July 1, 2020. Fr. Zuccaro will be working with Fr. Tim Naples to minister to the parishioners of St. Jude Parish, Hinesburg; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Charlotte; and St. John Vianney, South Burlington. We have been blessed by his prayerful and priestly presence for the past year, and we pray that the Lord continue to bless him and the people he will serve, now and in the future. Because of the present restrictions, we will not be able to have a farewell reception, so parishioners are invited to contact him by mailing him cards and good wishes to his new address:
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
P. O. Box 158
Charlotte, VT 05445
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News from the Vatican
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One day after a massive explosion ravaged the port of Beirut, covering the surrounding area in clouds of smoke, Pope Francis offered prayers for the victims and their families, and asked the...
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Vatican employees and workers who have contact with the public are being tested for the antibodies for COVID-19, said the new director of the Vatican department of health and hygiene.
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Pope Francis has named a U.S.-based executive from Spain to be general secretary of the Secretariat for the Economy.
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Christ the King - St Anthony Parish
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From the Dioese
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 JER 31:1-7Responsorial Psalm JER 31:10, 11-12AB, 13Gospel MT 15:21-28
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