Dorset church to observe centennial dedication celebration
East Dorset parishioners of St. Jerome's Catholic Church prepare to mark 100 years since the church dedication. The first mass was held in 1838 for Irish immigrants building the Rutland Railroad and quarrying East Dorset. The parish, established in 1868, later helped found several area churches and began the present church in 1874 under Bishop de Goesbriand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Dorset
St. Jerome's Catholic Church
East Dorset Hill
John D. Daly
Michael McGuigan
Father Daly
Rutland
St. Jerome's
Arlington
Wallingford
St. Paul’s
Manchester
Holy Trinity
Danby
St. Margaret Mary
St. Patrick's
Thomas J. Gaffney
Plyn D. Ames
de Goesbriand
Burlington
St. Jerome’s
Dorset
Leo Racine
Montreal
Racine
St. Jerome
John Marshall
Francis McDonough
Hymn Festival at West Arlington United Methodist Church
West Arlington hosts a Hymn Festival to Christ the King led by Rev. David J. Bort with organist Mrs. Elizabeth Finney and special numbers by Joan Bort and David Bort Jr. The event, marking the Festival of Christ the King, invites hymn selections and fellowship after a 7 p.m. service at the Church by the Covered Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Arlington
United Methodist Church
David J. Bort
Elizabeth Finney
Bort
Fellowship of
United Methodist Musicians
The
Hymn Society of America
Order of St. Luke
Commission On Worship
New Jersey
Route 313
West
Arlington
David Bort
Manchester
Thomas W. Powell
First Congregational Church
Danbury
Conn
Walter S. R. Powell
Vermont
Powell
Hank Bebee
Bennington Area Churches Schedule Services Across Region
A detailed listing of church services in Bennington area towns includes Mass times at St Francis de Sales in Bennington and St John the Baptist in Manchester, worship and prayer group times at Federated Church East Arlington and Sherwood areas, plus activities at North Bennington, Arlington, Dorset and surrounding parishes. The notices cover Masses, worship services, Sunday School, youth and prayer meetings, and special events at multiple congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis de Sales Catholic
Baptist Church
North Bennington
Leo Hourihan
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Church of God
Leslie Wright
Old Stone Church
Independent Baptist
Edwin M. Ellis
Congregational Church
East Dorset
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormons
McCullough Library
Sacrament
Missionary Alliance Church
John R. Carlson
Jackson Cox
Ohio
Howard
Barnard
Women priests explain why they seek ordination in Episcopal church
Three women deacons Miss Heyward, Miss Wittig, and Miss Hiatt discuss their push to become priests, the risks of defying church rules, and their belief that duty and faith call them beyond the ordained deaconate. The piece quotes intense opposition, their personal vocations, and the broader feminist context within the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carter Heyward
Riverside Church
Miss Heyward
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
West Harlem
Philadelphia
Cathedral Church of
St. John the Divine
Paul Moore Jr
North Carolina
Union Theological Seminary
Mrs. Wittig
Newark
Millington
N.J
Warren
Miss Hiatt
Episcopal Seminaries
Antiwar stand reaffirmed by New England Quakers
CENTER HARBOR New England Quakers gathered in the 314th session of the New England Yearly Meeting of Friends called for changes in national policy. They reaffirmed universal amnesty for Vietnam War resisters and a fair prison system. They urged end to U S aid to the Thieu regime and humanitarian aid via the Peace Agreement channel. They supported nonviolent protest and urged peacekeeping with the United Nations. They urged workers to win collective bargaining rights and to root out prejudice and racism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Harbor
N.H
New England
Thieu
Washington
Cyprus
Quakers
Congress
United Nations
Friends
United Farm Workers
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Jerome's Church
West Arlington Church
Bennington
Federated Church East
First Church of Christ, Scientist
First United Methodist
Cntiren Shaftsbury
Eugene Kosche
Kosche
A. Ranney Galusha
United Methodist Women
Pownal
Kenneth Schwebel
St. John’s Chapel
Robert L. Clayton
All Faiths
M. Everett Corbett
Old Bennington
Old First Church Barn
Arvel M. Steece
Sally Stevens
Marcel Granjay
Hasselman
Church Lane
Mountain Congregational Association
Methodist Church
Sandgate
John Geer
Church of Christ West
Community Church
Woodford
Louis A. Cook
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
North Pownal
Zion Episcopal Church
Mnchester Center
St. John’s Parish Hall
Jim
Barb Henry
Mike
Mary Ann King
Williamstown
Mass
Paula Levins
Church of Christ
David Hubbard
St. Mary's In the Mountains
Wilmington
John C. Morris
St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church
Gerald T. Buckley
Seventh-day Adventist Church
George C. Mills
United Church
Dorset-East Rupert
Church
Hal C. Miller III
Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Kingdom Hall
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Congregation
Society of Friends
Bennington Free Library
John P. R. Morgan
Rupert
Open Bible Church
Woodford Hollow
Paul M. Carr
St. James Episcopal Church
Joseph Caron
Second Congregational Church
First United Methodist Church
Main St
First Baptist Church
Floyd I. la Bombard
Richard C. Lindsey
MacLellan
Bach
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Kenneth W. Costin
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Hillside St
J. Richard Sherlock
Jerome J. Hevey Jr
Thomas D. Steffen
Eleanor Blau
N.Y
Times News Service
Rev
Beshara’s Market
Park St
Bonnie Tobin
Jonathan Brooks
Paul Godfrey
Eddie King
Alan Haskall
God
Other Church News
Dayton
Camelot
Troy Bennington RD
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