Catholics Here Note Changes Brought by Ecumenical Council
Catholics in the Bennington area report early effects from the Vatican Ecumenical Council as changes begin to take shape in local practice. Patricia Prandini notes parish life and services adjusting to the council’s reforms and new guidelines.
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Ecumenical Council
Bennington
WSCS Christmas meeting funds church carpet and care baskets
The Shaftsbury Methodist WSCS voted to fund most of a new sanctuary carpet and to contribute to this year’s apportionments. Members organized Christmas baskets for shut ins, chose gift coordinators for church officers, and a birthday cake honored Mrs. Walker. The next WSCS meeting is January 12 with reports on missionary work.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
WSCS
Stella Hawkins
Ardella Morin
Alice Bronson
Angus MacDonald
Ernest Downing
Hazel MacDonald
Jessie Peters
Laura Montgomery
Doris Cornell
Rose Hulett
Bennington Area Church Advent Services and Programs
Christian Science services Sunday will feature God the Preserver of Man with Rev. John C. Heinrich guest preacher at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Nursery, church school for ages 3 to 12, and adult classes. Evening events include Pilgrim Fellowship at 7 p.m. and Abendmusik Concert at 8 p.m. Other churches list Advent activities, choir rehearsals, and Christmas programs across Bennington and nearby parishes.
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Christian Science Services
God
Mary Baker Eddy
John C. Heinrich
Southern Rhodesia
Africa
North Bennington
Rupert Young
Alliance Youth Fellowship
North Bennington Baptist Church
Young Adult Fellowship
Scott Neville
Jr. Ayf
Ladies Missionary Prayer Fellowship
Herbert Macauley
St. Ayf
Jesus
White
Lawrence
Bortniansky
Raleigh Fleetwood
MYF
Eugene Kosche
William Abernethy
Old First Church Christmas Service at Bennington
In Old Bennington on December 20 at 4 p.m. Old First Church conducts its 202nd Christmas service. Vespers will be candlelight with carol singing by the congregation and soloists including soprano Shirley Flood and Diana Versenyi, contraltos Nancy Hirsche and John Mason, tenors MacAlister Brown and David Park. The interfaith choir includes Roman Catholic and Protestant church members.
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Old Bennington
Old First Church
Shirley Flood
Diana Versenyi
Nancy Hirsche
John H. Mason
MacAlister Brown
David Park
Newport Rector Marks 25th Anniversary of Priesthood
The Rev. Fred eric J. Haskin rector of St. Mark's Episcopal Church Newport will mark 25 years since ordination in 1939 with an Evensong at 5 p.m. at St. Mark's featuring special music and the new Lowry organ dedication. Guest preacher will be Rev. Dr. Joseph G. Moore. two Vermont priests will assist. The service also inaugurates his first year as rector and proceeds go to Seabury Western Seminary. A supper and entertainment follow with the Shooting Stars of Enosburg Falls and folk dancing by the Haskin family. St. Mark's women and vestry men organize and local clergy and Catholic clergy attend as guests.
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Frederic J. Haskin
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Here
Chicago
Ill
Bishop Steward
St. Mark’s
Reginald Seguin
Lowry
Joseph G. Moore
Father Haskin
General Seminary
Diocese of
Vermont
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St. Johnsbury
Robert L. Clayton
Zion Church
Manchester Center
Seabury-Western Seminary
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Hillside
Shooting Stars
Enosburg Falls
Haskin
Alice Grant
Roger Whitcomb
St. Mary’s
Cardinal Cushing to preach at Williams College chapel
Richard Cardinal Cushing of Boston will preach in Thompson Memorial Chapel at Williams College next April 11 as part of an ecumenical services program. He accepted the invitation subject to confirmation three weeks prior and health or emergency concerns. Cushing has supported ecumenical services in the past.
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Williamstown
Mass
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Williams College
Cardinal Cushing
Tea Planned For Foreign Students In Bennington
Mr and Mrs Gerald D Nelson of North Bennington host a Christmas Tea for foreign students and their hosts on December 27 from 4 to 7 pm The Ladies Aid of the Old First Church of Bennington will assist at the gathering.
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North Bennington
Gerald D. Nelson
Ladies Aid
Old First Church of
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