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Pentecost Sunday
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Act of Spiritual Communion
My Jesus, I believe that You are in the Blessed Sacrament.
I love You above all things, and I long for You in my soul.
Since I cannot now receive You sacramentally,
come at least spiritually into my heart.
As though You have already come,
I embrace You and unite myself entirely to You;
never permit me to be separated from You.
Music for this week:
Come Holy Ghost
Peace
One Bread One Body
Creator Spirit By Whose Aid
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What good can be found in these challenging days?
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Father Hugh shares some thoughts
about finding good in these anxious times.
“Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you.
Not as the world gives do I give it to you.
Do not let your hearts be troubled or afraid." John 14
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Could You Use a Spiritual Listener?
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Deacons help available
This time of pandemic can be very stressful
and leave us filled with worry and anxiety.
In the midst of this uncertainty,
the Lord comes to offer us His peace (John 20:19).
And in offering us His Peace,
He invites us to walk with and accompany each other.
If you would like to talk, share or pray
with one of the Deacons of the Diocese of Burlington,
please respond to the email address below and leave your contact information.
One of the deacons of the diocese,
skilled in the art of spiritual listening will then reach out to you.
Please contact us at: pgummere@vermontcatholic.org
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Daily Gospel ReflectionUniversity of Notre Dame
Fr Hugh and Fr Bob recommend a daily reflection from Notre Dame.
During this time when we are unable to stay connected to our faith in person,
Father Hugh and Father Bob suggest
signing up for a daily Gospel reflection, FaithND.
This reflection includes the Gospel reading for the day,
a short reflection written by someone in the Notre Dame family,
a prayer composed by a Holy Cross priest,
and a link to learn more about the saint of the day.
An email which will be sent out at 5 a.m. ET every morning;
it is free, open to anyone, and comes with no solicitations.
God Bless! We miss you!
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FaithND Sign Up
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A Message from Bishop Christopher Coyne
As believers in Jesus Christ as he is proclaimed in the faith of the church, we are united as one body of Christ even when we are physically seperated from each other. Through the use of digital media, the diocesican staff and I have been working on many creative ways to connect the Catholic community in prayer. worship (especially the Mass). daily scripture reflections, recitation of the rosary, and so much more. Please listen to my message.
-Bishop Christopher Coyne
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I ask members of the Catholic community to continue to make their weekly offerings
to sustain their parish, and prayerfully consider making a Bishop’s Annual Appeal gift
to support the many efforts of the Diocese.
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St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church is a community of baptized people who have,
as their common goals: to love, model, teach, serve, and celebrate Christ in our lives.Committed to the Eucharist, our Bread of Life, and guided by the Holy Spirit,
we are dedicated to service to God’s people
and center our faith-life around liturgical celebrations, the Gospel, and prayer.Based on the teachings of the Second Vatican Council,
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we reach out to all people lovingly,
acknowledging their uniqueness and dignity,
and treat all with respect, tolerance, and acceptance, having the love of Jesus as our core.
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