St. Norbert

Mass Times

Sunday8:30 AM
Tuesday4:00 PM
Wednesday8:30 AM
Saturday4:00 PM

Confession Times

Saturday3:15 PM

Parish details

193 South Main St, Hardwick, Vermont, 05843
+18024725544http://www.mqasvt.org/
Burlington

About St. Norbert · Hardwick, Vermont

St. Norbert is a Roman Catholic parish in Hardwick, Vermont, served as part of the multi-site Mary, Queen of All Saints Parish in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington. The parish is one of three churches in the grouping, alongside St. Michael in Greensboro Bend and Our Lady of Fatima in Craftsbury, sharing a single pastor and administrator who serves the rural northeast-Kingdom communities. Weekend Mass is celebrated on Saturday evening at 4:00 PM and Sunday morning at 8:30 AM, with weekday Mass Monday through Friday at 8:30 AM and Wednesday also at 4:00 PM. Confessions are heard Saturday afternoons and before Sunday Mass, and First Friday adoration is offered from 9:00 AM until noon.

Patron
St. Norbert of Xanten
Rector
Fr. Raj Kumar Madri HGN (Administrator)
Diocese
Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington

Why belong here

St. Norbert welcomes visitors to a small, rural Catholic community rooted in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, with daily Mass available and a faithful schedule of Reconciliation and First Friday Eucharistic Adoration. As part of the larger Mary, Queen of All Saints Parish family that includes St. Michael (Greensboro Bend) and Our Lady of Fatima (Craftsbury), worshipers here share in the spiritual life and pastoral care of a tight-knit tri-town Catholic community. The parish combines a classic devotional rhythm — weekday Mass, Saturday vigil, and traditional Reconciliation before Sunday worship — making it a welcoming spiritual home for both longtime residents and visitors to Hardwick.

Mass times at St. Norbert

Weekly Mass schedule

Sunday8:30 AM
Monday8:30 AM
TuesdayNo Mass listed
Wednesday8:30 AM (one source lists 4:00 PM)
Thursday8:30 AM
Friday8:30 AM
Saturday (Vigil)4:00 PM

Confession times

  • Saturday 3:15 PM – 3:45 PM
  • Sunday 8:00 AM – 8:30 AM
  • By appointment

Adoration times

  • First Fridays 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

About St. Norbert Church

St. Norbert is a small Catholic parish located at 193 South Main Street in the village of Hardwick, Vermont. It is one of three churches that make up Mary, Queen of All Saints Parish in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington, a grouping that brings together rural worship communities in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom under shared pastoral care. The parish's patron, St. Norbert of Xanten, is commemorated on June 6.

Mary, Queen of All Saints Parish

St. Norbert is grouped with two neighboring Catholic churches under the umbrella parish Mary, Queen of All Saints, sharing clergy and administrative contact. The other worship sites are St. Michael Church in Greensboro Bend and Our Lady of Fatima Church in Craftsbury. The grouping allows the small rural communities to share a priest and worship resources while keeping a church physically present in each town.

  • St. Michael Church — Greensboro Bend
  • Our Lady of Fatima Church — Craftsbury
  • Common pastor/administrator
  • Shared parish contact information

Clergy & Staff

The parish is currently administered by Fr. Raj Kumar Madri HGN, a priest of the HGN congregation, who serves as Administrator for Mary, Queen of All Saints Parish, of which St. Norbert is a part.

  • Fr. Raj Kumar Madri HGN — Administrator

Visit & Contact

St. Norbert's physical address is 193 South Main Street, Hardwick, VT 05843. The parish mailing address is PO Box 496, Hardwick, VT 05843. The parish office can be reached by phone at (802) 472-5544, and the shared parish email is [email protected]. The official parish website is http://www.mqasvt.org/, and the parish also publishes information through the Diocese of Burlington at maryqueenofallsaints.vermontcatholic.org.

  • Phone: (802) 472-5544
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Website: http://www.mqasvt.org/
  • Diocesal listing: maryqueenofallsaints.vermontcatholic.org
  • Mailing: PO Box 496, Hardwick, VT 05843

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