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A full financial report for 2018 is available by clicking on the above headline

Click on this heading to review the follow-up on the 8/21/2018 meeting on Child Abuse

Mary Queen of the Holy Rosary FALL FESTIVAL - October 12th & 13th

Fr. Dan Noll, Pastor, has asked all who are concerned about the sexual abuse of minors to attend this meeting.

On Monday, August 6, Fr. Noel Zamora will make his profession as a Benedictine Monk at St. Meinrad. Please keep him in your prayers on this special day!

All parishes, youth and families (all ages) invited!   4:00pm Mass  (Bishop John Stowe Celebrant) 5:00-7:00pm      Games for all ages and Food! 7:00-9:00pm      Concert with NCYC top talent finalists!   These Top Talent Performers are the finalists of NCYC Top Talent releasing cd's and videos, performing nationally and visiting the Diocese of Lexington.   Cardome Renaissance  Center in the Black Barn located in  Georgetown, Kentucky   Tickets: $10   individual $25   family Purchase tickets after masses Aug. 4 and 5  and  at Parish Chicken Dinner on Aug 4!   OR   Contact Angie Allen @ 275-7848   Diocese of Lexington

Just like we plan ahead for a vacation or for retirement...we should invest in our spiritual life so that our relationship with God grows deeper year after year. If you put away fifteen dollars a week, then b the end of Spetember you will be in great shaper for the best investment Mary Queen has to offer. That's what Fr. Dan calls Adoration + Community + Theology + Service

This weekend is your last chance to order your Chicken Dinner for August 4th! There will be only a limited number of meals available at the door. Dessert donations are still being accepted. You can drop off the day before to the parish office, or the day of - after 2:30pm to the cafeteria. ¡Este fin de semana es tu última oportunidad de pedir tu Cena de pollo para el 4 de agosto! Habrá solo un número limitado de comidas disponibles en la puerta. Las donaciones de postres aún están siendo aceptadas. Puede dejar el día anterior en la oficina de la parroquia, o el día de - después de las 2:30 p.m. en la cafetería.

This day is a Holy Day of Obligation. This gives our whole community the opportunity to join together, to thank God for the gift of eternal life as exemplified in Mary's being taken up into heaven, and to ask God's blessing upon our new school year. In an attempt to fit everyone's schedule at this busy time of year, we have many Masses for the Holy Day: the Vigil Mass at 4pm on Tuesday August 14, and the following Masses on August 15: 8:15am, 10:00 am with Mary Queen School, 6pm, and 7:30pm in the Spanish language.

Mary Queen of the Holy Rosary's Vacation Bible School "Shipwrecked... Rescued by Jesus" will be held the week of July 9-13 from 9:00am - 1:00pm. It is open to all children age 3 to 6th grade.

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According to scripture, Jesus rose from the dead on the first Sunday following Passover. See Matthew 28:1, Mark 16:1-3, Luke 23:56-24:3, and John 20:1. For this reason, ancient Christians celebrated Easter (which they called Passover) on the first Sunday after the Jewish Passover, which is 14 Nisan on the Jewish calendar. The only exceptions were in Syria and Mesopotamia, where ancient Christians celebrated Easter on 14 Nisan, no matter which day of the week it happened to be.

Prepare for the Sacred Triduum: - Join Bishop John Stowe, OFM, Conv. and a Diocesan Schola Choir for a service of prayer and song reflecting on Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross for each of us:

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ALL ARE WELCOME - Come one, come all - 5-7pm, followed by Stations of the Cross

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The beginning of February 2018 is National Schools Week - Mary Queen is holding an open house and everyone is invited to stop by - photos are available by clicking the HEADLINE

This commentary on the Feast of the Epiphany uncovers the meaning of the term epiphany and explains why the Magi — Caspar, Balthasar, Melchior, the three kings of Orient riding camels and carrying gold, frankincense, and myrrh — are found, complete with crowns and camels, in every nativity scene.

Non-Practicing Catholics are invited to return through a welcome and safe environment for anyone searching and thinking about a possible return to the Church.