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September 1
It would be a very odd thing to enter our church and find no seating in the middle of the church. Oddly enough, for much of the history of the Catholic Church, that would have been perfectly normal. When I toured Europe, I was struck that both Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris and the Duomo in Florence did not have seating in the main spaces. Chairs would be brought out and arranged as needed. We take our pews for granted, but how they came to be such a standard part of our churches is an interesting story. READ MORERead More -
September 1
Even though we are at the beginning of September, our Core Team is already preparing for our October Baby Bottle Fundraiser. We only have 50 of the 400 bottles with which we started. If you kept your baby bottle as a reminder to donate coins throughout the year, that’s fine. Just please bring back the donations in a little storage bag this year, so others might take a baby bottle. READ MORERead More -
August 25
WWMIN Updates: #57, Current Economic Conditions, Prayer Cards and More. CLICK HERERead More -
August 25
As you enter Mary Queen, two figures quietly watch over our church from either side: Mary and Joseph. Our wooden statues are elevated in niches along the sides of the church, each with a stand of devotional candles before it. Mary’s candles tend to be a little more popular, but Joseph certainly holds his own! The placement of Mary and Joseph in Catholic churches has a long history, although the familiar pairing is not as ancient as we might imagine. Images of Mary appeared very early in Christian churches, particularly Mary holding the Christ Child. Devotion to St. Joseph developed more gradually and became especially prominent in the later Middle Ages and following centuries. READ MORERead More -
August 24
The Youth & Young Adult Assistant Coordinator supports the Youth, Young Adult, & Confirmation Coordinator in creating opportunities for young people to encounter Christ, grow in their Catholic faith, develop leadership skills, and become active participants in the life of Mary Queen of the Holy Rosary Parish. This position assists with the planning and implementation of youth and young adult ministry activities, builds relationships with youth and families, supports volunteers, and helps foster a welcoming environment where young people can grow in faith and discipleship. SEE FULL JOB DESCRIPTION HERERead More
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Flocknote Messages
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Upcoming MQ Events SEPT. 5 | BUILD Community 5K SEPT. 7 | Parish Offices Closed for Labor Day SEPT. 9 | Family Formation Begins SEPT. 19 | Women Connect Day with the Lord SEPT. 20 | Health Fair in...
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See what's happening around the Diocese of Lexington and beyond! Help and Hope for Struggling Marriages – Do you have little or no communication in your marriage? Are you thinking of separation or...
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NOW HIRING - YOUTH & YOUNG ADULT ASSISTANT The Youth & Young Adult Assistant supports the Youth, Young Adult, & Confirmation Coordinator in creating opportunities for young people to encounter...
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See what's happening around the Diocese of Lexington and beyond! Hands Across/Stand Together Lexington 2026 is an effort by the interfaith community of Lexington and surrounding areas to appeal for...
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Daily PrayerHe poured forth his words of wisdom and in prayer gave thanks to the Lord, who directed his knowledge and his counsel (Sir 39:6-7).
Today we celebrate Saint Gregory the Great who had an abiding love for
the word of God - pray for us!
Jesus I trust in You!
Courtesy of Kathy Meikel
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May Mass Schedule with Celebrants
