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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.

SCOUT SUNDAY is February 4, 2018 at the 11:00am Mass

 “Parallel Healing Accounts in the Gospels”

The Mary Queen Young Adult Concert Band and their special guests, The Catholic Action Center Choir are happy to bring you a night of hope, with beautiful Christmas music!

Thank you for helping us build our PLAYGROUND!

Prepare for Christmas by truly living out Advent - Sunday Mornings, Study-Discussion

10:00am Mass in English --- 1:00pm Mass in Spanish

Check the calendar for Advent this year - Prepare for the birth of Jesus

39th Year of Giving - begins November 18th - Gifts must be received by December 10th

Ss. Francis and John in Georgetown is hosting Catholic composer and artist Dan Schutte at CARDOME on October 28th at 7pm. Dan composed many of the favorites in our faith including "Table of Plenty," "City of God," "Gather the People," "Beyond the Moon and Stars," "Though the Mountains May Fall," and more!

Fr. Dan, Fr. Vitner and the Fall Festival 2017 committee would like to send a great big THANK YOU to all who made this year’s festival a big success. Mary Queen of the Holy Rosary is blessed to have so many who give their time and talent. We would never have been able to do this without you.