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606 Cedarwood Drive �
Friendswood, TX 77546�4551 �
281�482�1391 281�482�4886 (fax)�
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Archdiocese of Galveston�Houston�
Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette�
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www.maryqueencatholicchurch.org �
www.lasalette.org�
June 14, 2020
Morning Prayer�
8:10 AM�
Monday, Tuesday, �
Thursday & Friday�
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Daily Rosary�
after 8:30 AM Mass�
Monday, Tuesday�
Thursday & Friday�
(except First Friday)�
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1st Friday Exposition of �
the Blessed Sacrament�
9:00 AM � 5:45 PM�
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Exposition of the �
Blessed Sacrament�
4:30 PM Tuesday ��
5:45 PM Wednesday�
MASS SCHEDULE�
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Saturday�
5:30 PM Vigil Mass�
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Sunday�
7:30 AM 9:30 AM�
11:30 AM �
4:30 PM (Life Teen Music)�
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First Saturdays�
8:30 AM�
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Weekday�
8:30 AM�
Monday, Tuesday, �
Thursday & Friday �
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6:30 PM�
Wednesday�
Reconciliation�
4:00 � 5:00 PM Saturday�
Sacramental Life
Sacrament of Bap�sm: Congratulations for Choosing Life!
Parents should contact the Parish Office to register for
preparation.�
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Sacrament of Reconcilia�on: Peace Be With You!
Saturday 4:00�5:00 PM or by appointment.�
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Sacrament of Matrimony: The Lord Bless You! Contact
one of the priests at least six months in advance for preparation.�
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Sacrament of Anoin�ng of the Sick: May the Healing
Love of Christ Surround You! If you know someone who is sick or
in the hospital, contact the Parish Office so we can visit and
include them in our prayers.�
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RCIA: Chris�an Ini�a�on of Adults: Journey With Us In
Faith! For inquiry into the Catholic Faith, contact the Parish
Office.�
Bulletin Submission & Room Reservations�
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Bulletin announcements must be submitted to Rhonda
at [email protected] no later than 12:00
PM on the required submission date. Please see
page 11 for dates and guidelines.�
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All Ministries and Organizations who need to reserve a
room and/or schedule events for the calendar need to
contact Rose Mary at [email protected].�
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If you have questions, please call the Parish Office,
Monday � Friday, 8:30 AM � 5:30 PM, at 281�482�1391.�
Come Worship With Us!�
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Our Parish community worships together at Sunday
Mass, Daily Masses, Holy Hour and Morning Prayer. �
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Join us for Morning Prayer each weekday �
(except Wednesday) at 8:10 AM. �
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We pray the rosary after the 8:30 AM daily Masses
(except Wednesday & First Fridays).�
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If you are new to Mary Queen parish or visiting, please
stop by with any questions regarding our parish. We
would love to meet you! If you have been attending
Mary Queen Church and consider this your parish
community, please register with the Parish Office so we
can keep an accurate census. If you have questions or
would like additional information, please contact our
parish office.�
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Registration forms may be found in �
the following locations: �
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Parish Office�
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Welcome Desk (in Church narthex)�
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Church’s website: www.maryqueencatholicchurch.org �
The Priests who serve Mary Queen Catholic Church
are Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette.�
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Pastor: Rev. James H. Kuczynski, M.S.�
Parochial Vicar: Rev. Sibi Kunninu, M.S.�
Priests in Residence: Rev. Paul Mandziuk, M.S. �
Deacons: Vince Eklund, 281�482�1391�
� Darrell Moulton, 281�482�1391�
� Paul Robison, 713�416�1585�
� Derick Soares, 281�482�1391�
� Chuck Turner, 281�482�1391�
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Pastoral Administration
Office Administrator Jim Miller, ext. 311
Communications Coordinator/Archivist Rhonda Hansen, ext. 315
Bookkeeper JoEllen Baker, ext. 313
Bookkeeper Ray Valadez, ext 313
Receptionist Anita Shorosky, ext. 310
Coordinator of Ministries & Functions Rose Mary Baez, ext. 219
Pastoral Formation
Director of Adult Faith Formation Eby Kurian, M.A., ext. 319
RCIA Coordinator Terri Ryan, ext. 334
Director of Elementary Faith Formation Barbara Aubuchon, ext. 333
Faith Formation Administrative Assistant Alice Malek, ext. 328
Director of Youth Ministry &
Senior High Faith Formation Manny Bourque, ext. 317
Director of Junior High Faith Formation
& Confirmation Renee Bourque, ext. 329
Music Ministry
Music Director Samuel Sentmanat, ext. 227
Food Pantry/Social Concerns
Coordinator of Food Pantry/
Social Services Ministry Chris Austgen, 281-482-1950
Facilities Management
Facilities Manager Chuck Turner, ext. 316
Maintenance Chris Meaux, ext. 316
Maintenance Coordinator Charles Ganter, ext. 316
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Saturday, June 13
5:30 PM �Dan Foster, �Stanley Saccomanno,
Living and Deceased Loved Ones of Clint & Dottie Carlin
Sunday, June 14
7:30 AM �Joe & �Martha Bronikowski, �Maria R. Gutierrez,
�Gary Sims
9:30 AM All Our Parishioners
11:30 AM �Rafael Ledesma Barajas, �Tony Diotalevi, Living and
Deceased Family Members of Mariella & Ed Gasparini
Monday, June 15
8:30 AM �Robert Green, Mary Jane Alberding,
Rev. James H. Kuczynski, M.S. - Birthday Blessings
Tuesday, June 16
8:30 AM John & Sarah Hoehner—Anniversary Blessings,
Jay Alberting, Mary Anastas—Birthday Blessings
Wednesday, June 17
6:30 PM �Ronald Johnson, �Daniel Jansky, �Ernest Heeb
Thursday, June 18
8:30 AM �Felicitas Araiza, Michelle Balitaan, Aithuong Nguyen
Friday, June 19
8:30 AM �Frieda Kubesch, Marie Kucera,
Michael Gomez—Birthday Blessings
Saturday, June 20
5:30 PM �Nathaniel Labrie, �Claire Souliere, Elbert Clarin
Sunday, June 21
7:30 AM Living and Departed Loved Ones of Celine Cordary,
Living and Deceased Family Members of Mike & Cheryl
O’Quin, Keaton & Shelby Chism—Marriage Blessings
9:30 AM �John Cahoon, �Carlo & �Jennie Dimicelli, Kevin Vascik
11:30 AM All Our Parishioners
4:30 PM �Wayne Lowery, �Gene Hess, �Casimer Witucki
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Sunday, June 14, 2020
2:00 PM Respect Life Holy Hour (St. Joseph Chapel)
Monday, June 15, 2020
6:30 PM Baptismal Interviews (Room 110/Library - Pastoral Conference Room)
Tuesday, June 16, 2020
4:30 PM Exposition for 24 Hour Eucharistic Adoration (St. Joseph Chapel)
Wednesday, June 17, 2020
9:00 AM Queen’s Bee Quilters (Mini Hall)
5:45 PM Benediction Concludes Eucharistic Adoration (St. Joseph Chapel)
Thursday, June 18, 2020
7:00 PM Choir Practice - St. Gregory (Church)
Saturday, June 20, 2020
9:00 AM Baptism Class (Mini Hall)
9:00 AM Woodworkers Ministry Workshop (Mary's House/Garage)
4:00 PM Reconciliation (Church)
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World Priest Day�
June 19, 2020�
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June 19th is the�Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of
Jesus� and also the� World Day of Prayer for the
Sanctification of Priests.�St. Francis of Assisi always had
a great respect and admiration for priests because it is from
their hands that Jesus gives us His Body and Blood, in the
Eucharist. Please join us as we pray for priests and all
consecrated religious. Let us join the Church in prayer,
praying in gratitude for the gift of the Priesthood as well as
for an increase in vocations to the priesthood and
consecrated life.�
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Prayer for Priests�
Lord Jesus Christ, eternal High Priest, you offered yourself
to the Father on the altar of the Cross and through the
outpouring of the Holy Spirit gave your priestly people a
share in your redeeming sacrifice. Hear our prayer for the
sanctification of our priests.�Grant that all who are ordained
to the ministerial priesthood may be ever more conformed
to you, the divine Master. May they preach the Gospel with
pure heart and clear conscience.� Let them be shepherds
according to your own Heart, singe�minded in service to
you and to the Church and shining examples of a holy,
simple and joyful life. Through the prayers of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, your Mother and ours, draw all priests and the
flocks entrusted to their care to the fullness of eternal life
where you live and reign with the Father and the Holy Spirit,
one God, forever and ever. �AMEN. �~Pope Benedict XVI�
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Master Plan Balloon Note Maturity�
September 21, 2025 Balance: $2,503,002.02�
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March 21, 2020�
Current Loan Balance: $3,019,424.89�
Fiscal Year to Date Offerings�
July 1, 2019 � April 30, 2020�
($4,035.42)�
2020 DSF Summary as of June 8, 2020�
Parish Goal:�$165,000.00�
Total Amount Paid:�$78,929.24�
Total Amount Pledged:�$102,534.00�
Total Number of Participants:�281�
Total Number of Mary Queen Households:�2864�
A New Way to Give! We want
to thank all of you who have
embraced this new way of
giving. The response has been
exceptional. We had a great roll�out plan for Pushpay
which would have slowly introduced it and explained in
detail the whys and hows until the implementation.
Unfortunately with the unexpected Covid�19 pandemic,
we were forced to scrap our roll�out plan/schedule and
just make it available. Pushpay is a great and innovative
company. They are also very supportive to the parishes
they serve. Overall it has gone great, thanks to all of you.
There are some features we would like to have that are
currently not available. JoEllen Baker and Rhonda
Hansen are continually working with the Pushpay team to
request changes/updates that will meet the needs of the
Mary Queen Community. Please see the new Giving
Options Tab on the website homepage. It has some new
features for giving and second collections.�
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You can text the words Mary Queen to 77977 and
follow the prompts to pay through your smartphone. To
use the on�line giving option, go to pushpay.com/g/
maryqueencatholicchurch. Pushpay currently accepts
Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover, as
well as ACH (bank account) payments!�
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JoEllen Baker � [email protected]�
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Rhonda Hansen � [email protected]�
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Current Faith Direct Users�
If you are currently using Faith Direct, we have extended
it through the end of June. Please cancel your Faith
Direct account and sign up for Pushpay before June 30th. �
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To cancel your Faith Direct account, go to https://
membership.faithdirect.net/TX242 and log into your
account. Scroll down to the bottom right corner, you will
see “Cancel My eGiving Account”. If it does not allow
you to cancel on�line, you can call them at 1�866�507�
8757. You will not lose any of your giving history at Mary
Queen Church.�
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To set up your recurring contribution on Pushpay, simply
text the words MARY QUEEN to 77977 or go to https://
pushpay.com/g/maryqueencatholicchurch. As you set
up your recurring gift you will complete the creation of
your new account. Unlike Faith Direct, Pushpay does not
give us the option at this time to make all second
collections visible or to schedule annual giving. �
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If you need assistance with setting up your Pushpay
account or canceling your Faith Direct account, please
contact JoEllen Baker at [email protected].�
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Our Mary Queen App is now available. You can
download it by texting the words MARYQUEENAPP to
77977. Please download it and let us know what you
think. Your feedback is appreciated.�
Offertory: June 7, 2020�
This includes offertory at Mass, mail�in and on�line giving.�
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Weekly Offertory: $28,963.15�
Food Pantry: $1,241.00�
Master’s Plan Debt Reduction: $951.00�
Maintenance: $1,367.00�
Devotional Candles: $127.00�
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La Salette Reflections�
Fr. Rene Butler, M.S�
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Wayne Vanasse�
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Manna in the Desert�
(Body and Blood of Christ: Deut. 2:8�16; 1 Corinthians
10:16�17; John 6:51�58) �
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Moses tells his people that God deliberately tested them
with afflictions. To modern ears, this is perhaps more
shocking than Jesus’ telling his disciples, in the Gospel,
to eat his flesh and drink his blood.�
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Every age has its time of testing: persecution, disease,
economic collapse, famine, etc. How are we to make
sense of this? �
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Let us read Moses’ words more attentively: God’s
purpose was twofold: to “find out whether or not it was
your intention to keep his commandments,” and “to
show you that not by bread alone does one live, but by
every word that comes forth from the mouth of the
Lord.” �
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At La Salette the Blessed Virgin was very much aware
of her people’s affliction. She came to beg them to
honor God’s commandments. While acknowledging
their hunger, she regretted their failure to seek the
Bread of Life. “In the summer,” she declares, “only a
few elderly women go to Mass. The rest work on
Sundays all summer long.� In the winter, when they
don't know what to do, they go to Mass just to make fun
of religion.”�
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Let us return to Moses, and hear his words in a broader
context. Before mentioning the afflictions, he says:
“Remember how for forty years now the Lord, your God,
has directed all your journeying in the desert.”�
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Thus, along with the afflictions of hunger, thirst and
serpents, God provided manna, water from the rock,
and the bronze serpent.�
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St. Paul reminds us: “The cup of blessing that we bless,
is it not a participation in the blood of Christ?�
The bread that we break, is it not a participation in the
body of Christ?” He wrote this in a time of testing: there
were many divisions in the Christian Community of
Corinth, and his point was that our sharing in the cup
and in the bread makes us one. �
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The Mass is not just an obligation. It is a precious gift.
When we forget this, we forget precisely what Jesus
meant when he said, “Do this in memory of me.” He
invites us to his table, that we may receive life from the
Living Bread, and sustenance in our times of affliction. �
Please join us for daily and weekend Masses in the
Church. During this time of the covid19 virus, there
are a few things you need to know before attending
Mass, Confessions and Adoration. �
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��Arrive to the church about 15�20 minutes before Mass
to allow time to be seated. Do not congregate inside or
outside of the church. Remain 6 feet from non�family
members.�
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��Please enter through the front doors of the church and
exit out of the closest exit at the conclusion of Mass.�
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��All those 10 years and older who enter the church and/
or chapel must wear a mask covering mouth and nose.
Mask must be worn at all times.�
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��Please use hand sanitizer after entering the church.�
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��Remember social distancing. Sit 6 feet from non family
members.�
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��Communion will be given in the hand only. After
receiving the Body of Christ, step to the side, lower
mask, consume and replace mask.�
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��There will be no offertory during Mass. Baskets will
be placed in the back of the church. Kindly deposit
your envelopes or cash in the baskets. The online
giving or text to give is also available. �
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��Seating is at 25% capacity which is 400 people.
Weekend Masses are reserved seating only. You can
make your reservation on the Mary Queen website or
call the office Monday � Friday from 9:00 AM � 12:00
PM. Daily Mass is on a first come first served basis.�
��At the conclusion of Mass, please remain seated until
dismissed by the usher. Once dismissed, exit the
church immediately to allow time for cleaning and
sanitizing the church for the next Mass.�
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��For those who cannot join us in person, you may do so
via Facebook Live. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
at 8:30 AM, Wednesday, 6:30 PM and Sunday at 9:30
AM.�
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Thank you for your continued support in so many ways.
Mary Queen, pray for us.�
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All Masses are in the Church�
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Daily Mass: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday at 8:30 AM and
Wednesday at 6:30 PM �
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Weekend Masses: Saturday at 5:30 PM and Sunday at 7:30
AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM �
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Sanitizing at Mary Queen: With the current pandemic, the
information below summarizes how we are protecting high
traffic areas at Mary Queen Catholic Church. MicroX1 is a
facility treatment that has been tested and proven to kill and
prevent (Coronavirus) health related transmission issues
and minimize the risk of Pandemic inside Facilities.�
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90 Day Effective & Durable Persistent Surface Sanitation:�
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•Non�Toxic, Water Based, Green, No VOC’s, Highest �
Safety Profile Available, & Long Term Efficacy�
•Eliminate & Prevent Seasonal Illness Transmission�
•Test Proven Sanitation Success�
•Increase Cleaning Efficiency�
•Odor Elimination / Prevention�
•Outbreak Prevention�
•Customer Protection / Awareness�
•Decades of Testing / Proof �
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Inquiry Sessions about becoming Catholic
are just around the corner...you are �
invited to come and see. �
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OR �
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Are you already Catholic but have not
received First Communion or Confirmation? �
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If so, read on! �
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Mary Queen will be Starting formation for the
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults beginning in
August 2020. This formation is offered from
beginning to end only once per year. Could this
be your year? �
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To learn more, please contact Terri Ryan,
RCIA Coordinator at 281�482�1391, x334 or
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“As Jesus passed on from there, he saw a man
called Matthew sitting at the tax office; and he
said to him, “follow me.” And Matthew rose and
followed him.” �Matthew 9:9�
Eby Kurian, Director of Adult Faith Formation�
281�482�1391, Ext. 319�
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The Holy Spirit is not in lockdown!�
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The Alpha Series meets online through Zoom on
Saturday evening from 7:00 � 8:30 PM. There has been
an amazing response during this time of the pandemic. If
you would like to join us in this journey, please contact
Eby Kurian for details at 281�482�1391 or
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Join Fr. Dave Pivonka, TOR in this incredible 14 part
video series which is awakening God’s love and
transforming power in the hearts of all who participate.�
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Discover the Holy Spirit who has been revealed to us
by Jesus Christ and who leads us to our heavenly
Father.�
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This adventure consists of Fr. Dave speaking on an
attribute of the Holy Spirit, a practical application on
how to respond to the Holy Spirit and testimonies of
people from across the country whose lives have been
impacted by the Spirit of God.�
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Meetings are held via Zoom on Wednesday mornings
from 5:45 � 7:15 AM through July 29th..�
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If you would like to join us in this journey, please contact
Eby Kurian for details at 281�482�1391 or
ELEMENTARY FAITH FORMATION
281-482-1391
Barbara Aubuchon, Director of Elementary Faith Formation, Ext. 333
Alice Malek, Administrative Assistant, Ext. 328
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Director of High School Faith Formation�
Manny Bourque�
Director of Jr. High Faith Formation & Confirmation�
Renee Bourque�
NEW THIS YEAR � EDGE & Life Teen�
Registration for the 2020�21 Faith Formation year is now
ON�LINE!� Complete the new on�line form for children
ages PreK � High School, pay online, click a button and
you're done!� Go to the Mary Queen website at
www.maryqueencatholicchurch.org and click on Faith
Formation and then click on "2020�21 Faith Formation
Registration Form".�
Life Teen Reflections, Videos, Blogs, Docs, etc.�
www.maryqueencatholicchurch.org �
(FAITH FORMATION tab / Life Teen tab)�
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Social Media Info�Like Our Facebook Page�
www.facebook.com/maryqueenyouth�
We are looking for volunteers to help with EDGE Core
Team, Attendance Keepers and Hall Monitors. Also
needing Confirmation Help!�
We are looking for Life Teen Core Team members!
Core team members are given resources and training
to lead a small group discussion of high school
students.�If you are interested in joining the Life Teen
Core Team, contact Manny Bourque!�
Congratulations to our children who received the
sacrament of First Holy Communion last week! We had
83 students receive Jesus for the first time! Although our
year was disjointed, the learning continued at home, and
in many ways, made this year even more special. The
children created beautiful banners, which can be seen on
the Mary Queen Elementary Faith Formation Facebook
page. Many thanks to all those who helped last Saturday
to make this such a memorable event! �
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Special thanks to our Sacrament Team:�
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Rick Valdez and Amada Gordon�
Dianne Valdez and Lucy Ramirez�
Melissa Grimaldo and Catalina Johnson�
Sarah Kinsworthy and Kristen DeLeon�
Albert Cipolla and Nicholas Cipolla�
Victoria Merkys and An Tran�
Lauren Durso and Angela Rodriguez�
Alice Malek�
Elementary Faith Formation Registration �
is open! �
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Register online at:�
www.maryqueencatholicchurch.org �
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The Parish Office is now open and some groups
will begin to meet with limited capacity. Please
contact the ministry lead of each group for
details, prior to attending.�
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Respect Life Ministry Calendar�
The second Wednesday of each month is Respect Life
Rosary and Mass. The Rosary begins at 6:00 PM and
Mass begins at 6:30 PM in the St. Joseph Chapel.�
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There is a Respect Life Eucharistic Holy Hour on the
second Sunday of each month from 2:00 � 3:00 PM in the
St. Joseph Chapel. Every Friday morning at 10:00 AM we
meet in the church parking lot next to La Salette Hall to go
pray as witnesses for life at Planned Parenthood on I�45.
All are welcome to join us. Arrangement for transportation
is available, upon request. For more Information contact
the Respect Life Ministry at [email protected] or 346�400�
7328.�
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Restore Hope�
Mary Queen Church offers a support group,� Restore
Hope, to women who have had an abortion at any time
during their lives. This ministry seeks to help them heal,
experience God's love and mercy and find forgiveness
within a small group setting. All information is kept
confidential. If you are interested or would like more
information, please contact the group facilitator
at�[email protected]. �
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Our Lady of La Salette Prayer Group�
Join us on Mondays in La Salette Hall � St. Ann Room at
7:00 PM. We praise the Lord and exercise the gifts of the
Holy Spirit. Join us for worship, song, teaching,
testimonies and prayer for healing. For information,
contact Brother Roger at 346�400�7328. �
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Love of God and Love of Country�
Rosary For Our Nation � All are invited to join us on
Thursdays at 12:30 PM in the Parish Center � Room
120.�We pray the Rosary for the needs of our country and
study the writings of the Founding Fathers of the Republic,
deeply rooted in the Christian faith. We also discuss
events, legislation and social trends that are shaping the
country's direction. �
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Christian Meditation Prayer Group �
All are invited to join us on Wednesdays, from 9:00 �
10:00 AM at Mary’s House. For information, please
contact Sandy at 281�482�1784 or
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First Friday � Women Under Mary’s Mantle (WUMM)
Spiritual growth, prayer and fellowship for ladies who seek
the help of Our Blessed Mother in our daily lives. We
meet from 6:30 � 8:30 PM to study and pray the Rosary for
ourselves, our children, our grandchildren, the Church and
our country. For additional information, please contact
Linda Robison at�[email protected]. �
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First Saturday Mass of Reparation�
All are invited to join us at 8:30 AM in the St. Joseph
Chapel for Mass, the Rosary and 15 minutes of meditation
afterwards as requested by Our Lady of Fatima.�
Respect Life Holy Hour � June 14th�
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The Respect Life Ministry invites all to attend
a Eucharistic Holy Hour for Respect All Life,
on Sunday, June 14h, at 2:00 PM in the
Saint Joseph’s Chapel. Please come and join
us in prayer for all human life from the
moment of conception until the last moment
at death.�
A Blessing In Disguise �
For The Memorial Prayer Garden�
During April and May, when our church was closed, a
young parish family came every Sunday to pray in our
Prayer Garden. After a few Sundays of prayer, Mary Beth
Wright was inspired to adopt the Prayer Garden and
create a pleasing sight that was more conducive to
prayer. Joining her in this mission was her good friend,
Janet O’Keeffe, Fr. Sibi and college student, JC Mills.
They all spent many hours cleaning and beautifying the
Prayer Garden. They purchased flowers and plants and
diligently planted them. The Prayer Garden is now
complete as it has been given a new face and looks
beautiful. Please take some time to sit in the Prayer
Garden and take in its beauty as you pray. We would like
to thank Mary Beth, Janet and JC for their generosity of
time, talent and treasure to beautify the Prayer Garden.
There are several other gardens that need to be
refurbished. If you are interested, please contact Mary
Beth at 561�523�2754 for more information. �
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Today’s Gospel
John 6:51-58
The Word of God made flesh, Jesus, declared
he was the Bread of Life.
Let us pray in thanksgiving for the Eucharist by which
we are fed and through which are made into one body,
the Body of Christ. �
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Daily Readings�
Sunday, June 14�
Deuteronomy 8:2�3, 14B�16A, 1 Corinthians 10:16�17, �
John 6:51�58�
Monday, June 15�
1 Kings 21:1�16, Matthew 5:38�42�
Tuesday, June 16�
1 Kings 21:17�29, Matthew 5:43�48�
Wednesday, June 17�
2 Kings 2:1, 6�14, Matthew 6:1�6, 16�18�
Thursday, June 18�
Sirach 48:1�14, Matthew 6:7�15�
Friday, June 19�
Deuteronomy 7:6�11, 1 John 4:7�16, Matthew 11:25�30�
Saturday, June 20�
2 Chronicles 24:17�25, Luke 2:41�51�
Sunday, June 21�
Jeremiah 20:10�13, Romans 5:12�15, Matthew 10:26�33�
"I invite everyone to turn to Our Lady. Let her inspire
you with a Christian outlook, so as to live like and
imitate her Son Jesus ever more." Pope Francis �
Spiritual Act of Communion�
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My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy
Sacrament. I love You above all things,� and I desire to
receive You into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment
receive You sacramentally,� come at least spiritually into
my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there and
unite myself wholly to You. Never permit me to be
separated from You. Amen.�
Gospel Meditation�
June 14, 2020�
The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ�
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It is no wonder that followers of Christ are called the Body
of Christ. After all, sharing in the same spiritual food and
sacred meal, they become what they eat and reveal the
Divine Image. There is so much power for healing in the
community of believers. Through the Eucharist, Christ
becomes as present in those who have partaken of his
Body and Blood as he has the elements themselves. The
very presence of God touches the depths of the human
soul and visits a part of us that no human being can ever
hope to explore. We are God’s. The sacred Eucharistic
meal is a celebration of intimacy, the reunion of two loves
in constant search of and longing for the other.�
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The community of believers receives the power and the
presence to touch and heal in the name of the One they
have welcomed within. It is now within their grasp to
change the way life is lived and to more intentionally put
into practice the Beatitudes that the Divine Guest has
revealed. We are asked to be like Christ and work to
create a world of sufficiency, where the greed of some no
longer creates the want of others but where all of God’s
children can find a home and a place at the table of life.
The One who makes a home within calls us to live a life
that transforms. We are changed ourselves and now
become agents of change for others. We are the Body of
Christ. God is with us. We have been nourished.�
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Sadly, many are afraid to try. We know what we are called
to do, but we struggle with feelings of doubt as to whether
God really is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. Do our
systems have to change? Is it possible that we somehow
missed the mark when we put all of our social networks in
place and established the business of our lives? Perhaps
we have to radically rethink our approach and that can
scare us. We might have to give something up or change,
and we don’t want to. As long as want, injustice, division,
prejudice, and scarcity still exit, there is tremendous work
for the Body of Christ. ©LPi�
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2020 Men’s ACTS Retreat Registration Re�Opened
This 3�day, 3�night ACTS Retreat has been rescheduled
for September 24 � 27, 2020, with a theme of “Thy Will Be
Done”. The goal of this retreat is to deepen relationships
with Jesus Christ, renew ourselves spiritually, give new
meaning to our prayer life, Sunday liturgy and build lasting
friendships with members of our parish. The retreat
begins Thursday evening and ends Sunday with a meal of
fellowship in the Main Hall at Mary Queen Church
following the 11:30 AM Mass. Round�trip transportation
will be provided, leaving Thursday evening from Mary
Queen Church. The Retreat will be at the Journey Retreat
Center in Houston. �
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Registration forms can be found on the parish website at
www.maryqueencatholicchurch.org or picked up in the
Parish Center. �
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If you have any questions, please contact:�
Mike Stuart, Director�
[email protected] or 401�524�0700�
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William Stone, Co�Director�
[email protected] or 832�690�8418�
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Michael McFall, Co�Director�
[email protected] or 713�839�6446�
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Deacon Chuck Turner, Spiritual Companion�
[email protected] or 832�618�4647�
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MQ Pastoral Council Needs Your Support!�
INVITATION TO NOMINATE�
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The Pastoral Council wishes to honor a person or couple,
each year with a special recognition known as the Annual
Parish Service Award. �
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The Annual Service Award nominee(s) should be an
individual or couple, 21 years of age or older, who has
given of their time and talent to make Mary Queen Church
a more vibrant gospel community over the past year
(2019�2020) as registered members of the parish.
Members of the Pastoral Council or the Pastoral Staff
cannot be nominated. The Pastoral Council will confirm
the good works of the nominees with the Pastor and
Parochial Vicar before the final selection of the recipients. �
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The 2020 Annual Parish Service Award Nomination
Forms can be found on the Mary Queen website, at the
Welcome Desk in the Church Narthex and on the
information table in the Parish Center. The deadline for
submission of forms is 5:00 PM on Monday, August 10,
2020. You may submit your nomination at the reception
desk or by email to [email protected] or
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Dear Parishioners,�
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I am happy to welcome Mr. James Miller to our Mary
Queen Staff as our new Office Administrator. Much of his
prior employment has been in Business Administration
and so we look forward to benefit from his experience
and the gift of his talents and abilities in service to our
Mary Queen Parish.�
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Please read his introductory note and give him a warm
welcome to our Parish Community.�
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Fr. Jim Kuczynski, M.S.�
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A Note From Jim Miller � New Office Administrator�
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I am humbled and honored to join the staff of Mary
Queen, fulfilling a desire to serve God by serving our
Parish and Church, while utilizing my 20 plus years
managing human relations and business management.
My family and I have been parishioners here at Mary
Queen for the last two years and it has become home for
us. My wife, Monette, and I recently celebrated our 19
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anniversary and we have been blessed with three
wonderful children. �
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I am a life long Catholic, born in Southern Louisiana, in
the heart of Cajun country, where our culture and history
is deeply tied to our Roman Catholic faith. During my
senior year of college in Denver, I finally followed God’s
call to the seminary. I spent three and a half years in
formation, grew spiritually and deepened my personal
relationship with Christ. These years have prepared me to
surrender to following God’s will in my life. I was then
called by God back to the lay life, where in a few months,
God graced me with meeting my future wife. I am a proud
graduate of LSU. Go Tigers! I have spent most of my
preprofessional as well as professional life in the culinary
field from cook, manager, broadline distributor salesman,
consultant, to plant manager/human resources director of
a food processing company. After 27 years, I left that field
and entered a completely different one, which brought the
Millers to Friendswood and Mary Queen Parish.�
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It is an honor to serve our parish in this new role. It is
here that my life long call to serve our Holy Mother
Church will be fulfilled. �
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The Gabriel Project�
A Christian Ministry of loving service to women
experiencing a crisis pregnancy. We provide practical
advice, assistance, as well as spiritual support.�
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New volunteers are always needed and welcome. If you
would like to attend a meeting, please contact Imelda
Simon at [email protected].�
Current Mary Queen Parishioners �
Update Your Family Information�
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Parish Soft gives current parishioners the opportunity to
log in and update family information.�
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1.� Go to the following link�
https://galveston.parishsoftfamilysuite.com�
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2.� A New User Registration Form will come up. Fill
out the form and hit submit.�
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3.� Your request will be sent to Mary Queen to obtain
confirmation. �
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4.� Once you receive confirmation, you may set a
permanent password and make changes to your
family information.�
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This system allows you to add family members but it does
not allow you to delete them. If you need assistance in
adding and/or deleting information or would like to provide
your updated information via telephone or e�mail, please
contact Rhonda Hansen at 281�482�1391 or
Senior Savings Ministry�
Senior Savings is a Ministry established with the elderly in
mind. This Ministry is available to help review utilities (TV/
Cable, Internet, Land Line Telephone, Cell Phone and
Electric) and to provide possible money saving options on
monthly costs. The Ministry will not dictate what option to
use, it will just provide the options available.� If a person
would like to remain with their current provider for service,
in many cases, a better rate can be negotiated. For
further information, please contact Anthony W. Dittrich at
281�808�5322.�
The Food Pantry at Mary Queen is still open our
regular hours (Monday � Friday, 10:00 AM � 2:00 PM)
and regular boundaries (Zip Codes 77546, 77581,
77511).�The only reason we would close would be if we
are told to by the Archdiocese or if we run out of
groceries.� Normally, we order groceries from the
Galveston County Food Bank and from Kroger.�The Food
Bank still has plenty of groceries but the selection is
limited.�Kroger has told us that we cannot place an order
anytime soon.� So, we are asking individuals to donate
groceries. Donations can be dropped off Monday �
Friday, from 10:00 AM � 2:00 PM at the back of the Food
Pantry.�
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We also gladly accept monetary donations. Eventually
we will be able to order groceries again and we are still
offering minimal help with utility bills.�To make a text�to�
give or on�line donation please go to pushpay.com/g/
maryqueencatholicchurch and follow the prompts.�
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Canned ravioli�
Pancake mix�
Syrup�
Snacks for kids�
Eggs�
Fresh Produce�
Frozen Pizzas�
Hot Dogs�
Corn Dogs�
1 lb bags Dried Beans�
1 lb bags Rice�
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of
Galveston�Houston continues to serve people in
need during the COVID�19 pandemic through all of its
programs.�Food pantries are open for drive�through food
distribution with hours each week at our three locations:
Guadalupe Center in Houston, Mamie George
Community Center in Richmond and Beacon of Hope
Center in Galveston.� For hours and other assistance
related to the COVID�19 pandemic, call the COVID
Assistance Line at 713�874�6521.�
Pictorial Directories Are Here!�
If you had your picture taken last year for the 50th Jubilee
Anniversary pictorial directory, they are now available.
Directories may be picked up at the Receptionist’s Desk in
the Parish Center, Monday � Friday, 8:30 AM � 5:30 PM.�
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Bulletin Deadlines & Guidelines�
If you have something you would like to include in the
bulletin, please submit your information by noon on the
submission dates listed below, to Rhonda Hansen at
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All documents must be submitted in an editable
format (Word, Publisher or Excel). Please DO NOT
submit documents in a PDF, JPEG or other non�
editable formats.�
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June 21st bulletin � Already Submitted�
June 28th bulletin � Due June 18th�
July 5th bulletin � Due June 23rd�
July 12th bulletin � Due July 2nd�
July 19th bulletin � Due July 9th�
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PLEASE PRAY FOR THESE BRAVE MEN AND
WOMEN SERVING IN OUR ARMED FORCES�
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US Air Force: �
SSgt Chris Aubuchon, Capt James Barrington,�
Capt Andrew Bossert, Capt Stephanie Bossert, �
Capt Stephen Chauvin, 1st Lt Benjamin Clements, �
A1C Miles Coleman, AIC Alexis Copeland, �
A1C Mikayla Doiron, AIC Phillip Downey, �
Capt James Gregory, A1C Jasper Gregory, �
SMSgt Joel Hebert, SSgt Christopher Hammer, �
Capt Shane Lockridge, Capt Rachel Miller, �
SSgt Brandon Ojala, Maj. Zac Pendleton, �
Capt Chad Roberson, Lt Col Brandon Sokora, �
SSgt Amanda Solis, SSgt Nicholas Wolford�
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US Army: �
SGT Zachary Cripps, CPT Thomas Harris, �
LTC Lisa Jarema, MAJ Michael Moad, �
CPT Brandon Nesrsta, LTC Ryan Nesrsta, �
WO2 Patrick Nagorski, SGT Kyle Perkins, �
SPC Jesse Roberts, PFC Kaitlyn Strassner, �
MAJ Brian Y’Barbo�
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US Marine Corps: �
Cpl Aaron Arribe, 2nd LT Joshua Butts, �
PFC Carl Chupungco, LCpl Michael Gray, �
Lt Col Andrew Kelemen, Maj Norman Renfro�
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US Navy: �
PO1 Chase Bourque, PO1 Randall Carmicheal, �
CM3 Cullen Kelly, MASR Marcus Reyes, �
PO2 Anthony Rinehart, CDR Mike Svatek, �
LTJG Kelli Svatek�
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If you have loved ones in the Armed Services and wish their names be
listed in this column and to be remembered in our prayers, please email
the receptionist at [email protected]. Include the
rank of the individual, their name and their branch of service. Thank you
and God Bless America! �
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Mary Queen welcomes our newest �
Child of God into the Catholic Faith�
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May 31, 2020�
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Liam Robert Charba�
Knights of Columbus�
Mary Queen Council 8494 �
Announces 2020 Education Grant Applications�
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The Knights of Columbus are again pleased to
announce that Education Grant Applications for the
school year beginning in the Fall of 2020 will be
available on the Mary Queen Church website at
www.maryqueencatholicchurch.org and on the KC
Council 8494 website https://kc8494.org. �
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Due to additional charity fund raising activities, this year
Education Grants for $3,000 each will be awarded to
five well�deserving students, who have a financial need.
The chosen recipients will receive a $3,000 check for
the 2020�21 school year. All the guidelines and
requirements for the education grant applicants are
included on the first page of the application. �
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Application Deadline: Fully completed applications
and transcripts must be received or postmarked by
Monday, June 22, 2020. �
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If you have any questions, please contact Dave Allen at
713�501�0618.�
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Prayer List Requests�
If you have a family member(s) or friend(s) who are in need of
special prayers by our parish community, please consider
placing them on the Mary Queen Prayer List. �
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You may do so by contacting our receptionist, Anita Shorosky
at [email protected] or 281�482�1391.
Names will remain on the list for 60 days unless we are
notified otherwise.�
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The Sanctuary Candle is in memory of
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the week of June 13th - 19th�
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We offer the Vigil Candle as a Memorial Candle
each week to interested parishioners who would
like to request that it burn “In Memory of…” or
“In Honor of…” a loved one, living or deceased.
To reserve the candle, contact the Receptionist
in the Parish Office at 281�482�1391. The name
of your loved one will be published in the bulletin
and near the Sanctuary Candle in the Church. �
~ In Memoriam ~ �
Please pray for the repose of the souls of �
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�Mollie Walker, daughter of Damian & Meredith Walker�
�William “Bill” Hausinger, husband of Ann Hausinger�
�Jeanine Brown, sister of Debbie Clark�
�Violeta Pulumbarit, mother of Joshua Pulumbarit�
Lord Jesus, who went about doing good and healing all, we ask you to bless our friends who are sick. Give them strength in body,
courage in spirit and patience with pain. We ask this through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen�
We Pray For …...
Shirley Geerts
Bob Geerts
Carmelo Gomez
Loraine Gomez
Angela Gorrell
Mitch Abshier
Tommy Alexander
The Altinger Family
Steve Bounds
Bob Burns
Frank Descant
Rochelle Dent
Ed Handwerk
Chuck Hansen
Pat Hansen
J.T. Harshbarger
Beth Heeb
Jacob Heredia
Kaki Hric
Wendy Hrncir
Colin Huff
Mary Catherine Natali
Bennie Naivar
Chris Naivar
Connie Naivar
Franklin Naivar
Miner Nelson
Janet Pape
The Patrick Family
The Pendleton Family
Bob Pillow
Norbert Popp
Mike Reagan
Derek Rochelle
Dave Ryan
Janet Sandridge
Vince Smith
Special Needs Families
Unborn In The Womb
Jean Maxwell
The McAuliffe Family
Rick Moore
James Mullen
Sharon Vochoska
Emil Vrana
Jason Corlett
John Corlett
Johnny Corlett
Ronald Coutee
Linda Jones
For all those who are Health Care Workers, First Responders, Social Service Workers
and all who continue to work to serve the community.
Rosalinda Wilson
Paula Wick
Nancy Isla
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What’s Going On At Mary Queen?�
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There are many ways to find out what is going on at
Mary Queen Catholic Church: the TV monitors in the
church narthex, the Sunday Bulletin, the Mary Queen
Website, the weekly E�News and on Facebook. �
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If you would like to receive our weekly E�News, go to the
website at www.maryqueencatholicchurch.org and
sign up. You can also click on the Facebook link and “like
us” to receive the newsfeeds.�
Texas Catholic Herald �
Did you know the Texas Catholic Herald is online?
Bookmark our website to get the latest news, stories,
view photos and more online at www.archgh.org/tch. �
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The Scammers are out in full force, trying to
take advantage of kind hearted people. �
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Fr. Jim and Fr. Sibi are fine and will not at
any time be asking you for money or gift
cards via e�mail. Please delete those emails
immediately and do not respond. See the
article below.�
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Consumer Alert: Scammers Impersonating
Pastors to Solicit Gift Cards�
Attorney General Ken Paxton issued a consumer alert
regarding persons alleging to be priests or pastors,
texting members of the church and asking them to buy
gift cards for a false charitable cause.�
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Texans have received deceptive texts from people
pretending to be pastors, then requesting that they
purchase a gift card and send them the information to
access that card. The scammers claim these cards are
needed for some charitable reason, but insist they cannot
pick up a gift card themselves and the purchaser will be
reimbursed.�
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All Texans should be aware of unsolicited calls and texts
from scammers impersonating leaders of the church. We
believe that the scammers are using information found on
churches’ websites or bulletins. Churches throughout
Texas have seen reports of this scam. �
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Report suspected fraud to the attorney general’s
Consumer Protection Division by calling to free 1�800�
621�0508 or by filing an online complaint at https://
www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/consumer�protection/
file�consumer�complaint.�
The Heart of Stewardship �
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What else is there to give when one has already given
away one’s body and one’s life? What more can one say
or do to demonstrate love for another when all one had
has been given to another? This total giving of self to
loved ones cannot be trumped by flowery words or
material gifts that are fleeting. This is the ultimate in love.
This is the love Jesus had for us on the way to his
Passion, at the institution of the Holy Eucharist. This is
the love he has for us daily in the celebration of the Mass
on altars in every church, in every city, in every nation on
earth. No one can give more. No one can ask for more.
This is the true heart of Christian stewardship.�
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If you take the time to gaze upon your God in the
simplest of forms and begin to reflect on what has
actually taken place with bread and wine becoming the
presence of the Divine, then you can begin to understand
true humility, sacrifice, and love. And when you have the
privilege to take that Real Presence into your body at the
meal where you are an honored guest, you become one
with the One who is the embodiment of stewardship.�
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Then, you must ask yourself, “How can I even begin to
reflect the love that I have encountered at this feast?”
The answer is you can begin with the simple actions of
the day: where will you go, whom will you meet, and in
what work will you partake? Jesus Christ has shown that
the greatest gift ever given can be disguised in this world
in a piece of bread. By joining your body to his, he can
now transform human hearts, not by grand acts, but by
everyday acts, by everyday people, practicing Everyday
Stewardship.�
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