Sacraments
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"Our hearts are restless,
O God until they rest
in thee."
~St. Augustine
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Learn about Sacraments at the Catholic Center
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Academic Year Schedule (Aug. 26-Dec.9th):
Sunday Mass @ 10am, 7pm
Daily Mass - Monday-Thursday @ 6pm, Wednesday at 12:30pm & Friday @ 8:30am
( Thanksgiving Break Mass will not be celebrated during the week & on Sunday, Nov. 17th)
Summer & Winter Break Schedule (Dec. 15-Jan. 5)
Sunday @ 10am & 7pm
Daily Mass will not be celebrated during Summer & Winter Breaks
Click here for schedules for Holy Days.
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"The whole power of the sacrament of Penance consists in restoring us to God's grace and joining us with him in an intimate friendship."
-Catechism of the Catholic Church
The Catholic Center offers the Sacrament of Reconciliation 30 minutes before every Mass
or anytime by appointment. To make an appointment with Fr. Dwight, please email him at catholiccenteruvm@gmail.com or call him at 802-862-8403.
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Adoration: The Answer t o Deepening your Relationship With Christ
If you have a reall
y good friend, or if you are married, then you know what it takes to be in a relationship with someone. Two of the most important things you can do to deepen your friendship is to spend time together, and to talk with each other frequently.
The best friend and the lover of our souls is Jesus Christ. Yet many of us suffer from a feeling that we don’t really know who Jesus is, or we don’t feel like we have a personal relationship with Him. Jesus is more like a figure from a history book to us, or some mysterious God-man who we know we have obligations to, yet we don’t really feel anything in our hearts towards Him.
Eucharistic Adoration Schedule
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday at 5pm
Wednesday at 6:30 pm
Friday at 9:00 am
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Baptism is birth into the new life in Christ. In accordance with the Lord's will, it is necessary for salvation, as the Church herself, which we enter by Baptism." -Catechism of the Catholic Church
"Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, until the end of the age." -Matthew 28:19-20Download Pamphlets
Raising a Disciple of Christ
Godparents
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What is RCIA?Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) is a seven month process available for those wishing to learn more about the teachings of the Catholic Church. Instruction is directed toward those interested in becoming Catholic and receiving the sacraments of initiation (Baptism, Communion, and/or Confirmation). Classes meet at the Catholic Center during the academic year on Tuesday evenings at 8pm, or individually when necessary.
Who can attend RCIA?
- Anyone Catholic would like to receive their first Eucharist or be Confirmed
- Anyone who was raised in a different faith and wants to become Catholic
- Anyone who wishes to learn more about the Catholic Church
For class times or questions, please contact The Catholic Center office or email: catholiccenteruvm@gmail.com.
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"Since God created him man and woman, their mutual love becomes an image of the absolute
and unfailing love with which God loves man."
-Catechism of the Catholic ChurchThe guidelines for those looking to be married at the Catholic Center. You must be currently attending and registered at the Catholic Center as a community member or student or you or your fiance must be Catholic and an alumni of the Catholic Center. If you have specific questions, please call the Catholic Center.
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Lectors
Ministers of the Word proclaim the word of the Lord to the congregation, drawing the assembly more deeply into the mystery being celebrated. They prepare the readings in advance. They approach the ambo with dignity and reverence, and proclaim the readings in a strong, clear voice. Ushers
Ushers are ministers of hospitality who help to create a friendly and welcoming atmosphere when others come to worship. They welcome the people who assemble to worship by greeting them as they enter the church. Ushers also distribute hymnals and bulletins, and collect the offering from the community. Alter Servers
The primary role of the altar server is to assist the priest in the celebration of the liturgy during Mass. This is done through specific actions and by setting an example to the congregation by actively participating in the liturgy through their actions, singing of hymns, and responses with the people.
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