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Each year, before the Mass of Christmas during the Night, the Church invites us to hear the Christmas Proclamation—a solemn announcement of the birth of Christ drawn from the Roman Martyrology. Unlike the Gospel, which tells the story of Jesus’ birth, the Proclamation places that event within the long sweep of human history. At Mary Queen, it will be proclaimed before the 10:30pm Mass on Christmas Eve. READ MORERead More -
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel is an Advent hymn of great importance to our faith. For many, it is the musical sound that defines the season of Advent. Its text is derived from the “O Antiphons,” which are specifically assigned to the seven days leading up to Christmas. During these final days of Advent—beginning on December 17—the eager anticipation of celebrating our Lord’s Nativity becomes more pronounced. The readings, proper prayers, and antiphons shift their focus more explicitly toward Christ’s birth rather than his Second Coming, which is the primary emphasis during the earlier part of the season. The O Antiphons thus hold a particularly important place both historically and liturgically. READ MORERead More
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We hope to see you and your family at Mary Queen for our Christmas Celebration! Over the past several years we have been blessed with very large attendance at our 4pm Christmas Eve Mass...
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Over the past several years we have been blessed with very large attendance at our 4pm Christmas Eve Mass. Unfortunately, it has been overcrowded to the degree that it can cause a less-than-ideal...
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Oseas Contreras Pacheco passed away on November 30. Visitation Monday, December 15 at 3:00 pm, followed by Mass at 4:00pm at Mary Queen of the Holy Rosary Church Fern Marcia Orlando passed away on...
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Daily PrayerThey proved not match for the wisdom and spirit with which he spoke
(Acts 6:10).
Today we celebrate St. Stephen who was so filled with the Holy Spirit
that he had to speak out about Jesus and his faith and he was martyred for that faith. May we also speak out about our faith.
Jesus I trust in You!
Courtesy of Kathy Meikel
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