august 23, 2020...5:30 pm joan austgen, jennie dimicelli, bill saccomanno sunday, august 23 7:30 am...
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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�
August 23, 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 Wednesdays & 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, 281�482�1391�
� 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 & Confirmation Coordinator Terri Ryan, ext. 334
Director of Elementary Faith Formation Barbara Aubuchon, ext. 333
Director of Jr. & Sr. High Faith Formation Manny Bourque, ext. 317
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, August 15 �
8:30 AM �Frank “Bubba” Pizzitola, �Remedios Pagulayan Perez
�Michael Gomez, Sr.
5:30 PM Living and Deceased Members of the Bielamowicz Family,
Living and Deceased Loved Ones of Clint & Dottie Carlin,
�Dan Foster
Sunday, August 16
7:30 AM All Our Parishioners
9:30 AM �Allen Carambat, �Scott Durham, Living and Departed
Loved Ones of the Briggs & Smart Families
11:30 AM �Reginald Ciokajlo, �Theodore Menter,
Andrea & Bob Zehentner
4:30 PM �W.P. Shugart
Monday, August 17
8:30 AM �Mary Campagna, Sharon Angelo—Birthday Blessings,
Mr. & Mrs. T.F. McKiernan—Anniversary Blessings
Tuesday, August 18
8:30 AM �Bernard Steiner, �Ronald Johnson, Roberta Prindiville
Wednesday, August 19
6:30 PM �Lena Salvato, �Soledad Enriquez, �Alex Bernardo
Thursday, August 20
8:30 AM �Gertrude Garland, �Bessie Kucera, Yvonne Ezeli
Friday, August 21
8:30 AM �Ernest Glanville, �Edward Jansky, Sr., Gigi Rowbottom
Saturday, August 22�
5:30 PM �Joan Austgen, �Jennie Dimicelli, �Bill Saccomanno
Sunday, August 23
7:30 AM �Francis Herrick, �Maria R. Gutierrez,
Bill & Roberta Prindiville
9:30 AM All Our Parishioners
11:30 AM �Lee & �Joanne Chagra, �Joseph Leba, �Joseph DeBonis
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La Salette Reflections�
Fr. Rene Butler, M.S�
and�
Wayne Vanasse�
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The Key�
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(21
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Ordinary Sunday: Isaiah 22:19�23; Romans 11:33�
36; Matthew 16:13�20)�
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As usual, there is a clear connection between the first
reading and the Gospel. It lies in the symbolism of keys.
Eliakim will be given Shebna’s keys; Jesus entrusts the
keys to the kingdom of heaven to Peter.�
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At first glance this might appear to be a prize which Peter
won by coming up with the correct answer to the
question, “Who do you say that I am?” Nothing could be
farther from the truth. It is the Father who has revealed
this to him. �
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As the same question is raised from generation to
generation, we need to answer it also for ourselves.
Peter’s response is not self�evident. What is one to do in
circumstances where one feels surrounded by people
who make a mockery of our religion? Perhaps this is part
of what St. Paul calls God’s “inscrutable judgments and
unsearchable ways.” But what is the key to maintaining
our peace of soul?�
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At La Salette, Our Lady spoke about just such a situation.
The faithful few were becoming fewer and fewer, in an
aggressively anticlerical world. The key Mary offered is
the one she wore around her neck: the image of her
crucified Son.�
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She emphasized the importance of our relationship to
Jesus, and to the cross on which he died for us. Far from
reviling his name, we are called to proclaim in word and
action, “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.”
That means living as faithful and, yes, happy disciples.�
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Jesus said to Peter, “You are Peter, and upon this rock I
will build my church, and the gates of the netherworld
shall not prevail against it.” While a fortress mentality is
not necessarily to be encouraged, this promise is a
source of comfort.�
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There is another encouragement in today’s Psalm: “The
Lord is exalted, yet the lowly he sees.” As with Maximin
and his father on their way home from the field of Coin,
his watchful eye is upon us. �
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With Mary we can pray without ceasing. We can make
ours the words of the psalm response: “Lord, your love is
eternal; do not forsake the work of your hands.” Even if
nothing changes, we can be what Isaiah calls “a peg in a
sure spot,” unshaken in our faith.�
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Current Loan Balance�
July 20, 2020�
$2,943,050.99�
2020 DSF Summary as of August 17, 2020�
Parish Goal:�$165,000.00�
Total Amount Paid:�$89,523.80�
Total Amount Pledged:�$108,350.00�
Total Number of Participants:�299�
Total Number of Mary Queen Households:�2864�
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Pushpay Online Giving�
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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. Pushpay
currently accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express
and Discover, as well as ACH (bank account) payments.�
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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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We want to thank all of you who have embraced this new
way of giving. The response has been exceptional.
Pushpay is a great and innovative company. They are
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 offered, but
we are continually working with the Pushpay team to
request changes/updates that will better meet the needs
of the Mary Queen Community. �
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If you have questions or need assistance with Pushpay,
please contact�JoEllen Baker at 281�482�1391, ext. 313
or [email protected]. The following giving
options are now available for you to use. �
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On�line Giving �
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pushpay.com/g/maryqueencatholicchurch�
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Text to Give�
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Text the words Mary Queen to 77977 �
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Mary Queen App�
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Text the words Mary Queen App to 77977 �
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Parish App�
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Our Mary Queen App is now available. You can
download it by texting the words MARYQUEENAPP to
77977 or go to the App Store. Please download it and let
us know what you think. Your feedback is appreciated.�
2020 DIOCESAN SERVICES FUND �
Thank you for answering the call to express God’s love
and compassion through your commitment to this year’s
Diocesan Services Fund (DSF). Catholics throughout our
Archdiocesan community are uniting in faith, sharing their
blessings and giving gifts in Christ’s name. �
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If you have not yet responded, we urge you to consider
offering your commitment at this time; each gift helps.
With every parishioner’s meaningful participation, we will
succeed in reaching our DSF goal of $165,000 and
provide hope and help for those among us who are most
in need. If you prefer to donate online, please visit
www.archgh.org/dsf. �
Offertory: August 11 � 17, 2020�
This includes offertory at Mass, mail�in and on�line giving.�
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Weekly Offertory: $40,860.65�
Food Pantry: $891.00�
Master’s Plan Debt Reduction: $1,397.00�
Maintenance: $406.00�
Cochabamba (Sister Parish): $125.00�
Devotional Candles: $141.00�
Upcoming 2nd Collections �
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September 6th � University of St. Thomas�
September 13th � Future Development & Maintenance�
September 20th � LaSalette Missionaries�
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Archdiocese of Galveston�Houston Prayer �
in the Time of the Coronavirus �
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Comfort us, O Lord, for we are like �
your disciples on the storm tossed seas, �
unsettled by what lies ahead. �
We turn to You, our Healer and Guide, �
to still our hearts in our time of need and �
hear our prayer: Heal those who are sick �
with the coronavirus and protect the elderly �
and most vulnerable. Give strength to all who �
tend to our health and wisdom to researchers �
who work toward a cure. Open our eyes �
and hearts, as you did during Hurricane Harvey,�
that we may look beyond our immediate needs to care
for others who need help. �
Through the Holy Spirit, guide our leaders to make wise
decisions for the welfare of all the people �
they serve. Grant eternal rest to those who �
have died from the virus. May Mary, �
Our Mother, who has heard our pleas in �
the storms of our lives, intercede to her Son, �
that we may find healing and a prompt end to this illness.
Mary, Star of the Sea, pray for us. �
Jesus Christ, Our Lord and Savior, heal us. Amen�
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 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 �
In the sixth month, the angel Gabriel was sent from God
to a town of Galilee called Nazareth, to a virgin
betrothed to a man named Joseph, of the house of
David, and the virgin’s name was Mary. And coming to
her, he said, “Hail, favored one! The Lord is with you.”
But she was greatly troubled at what was said and
pondered what sort of greeting this might be. Then the
angel said to her, “Do not be afraid, Mary, for you have
found favor with God. Behold, you will conceive in your
womb and bear a son, and you shall name him Jesus.
He will be great and will be called Son of the Most High,
and the Lord God will give him the throne of David his
father, and he will rule over the house of Jacob forever,
and of his kingdom there will be no end.” But Mary said
to the angel, “How can this be, since I have no relations
with a man?” And the angel said to her in reply, “The
holy Spirit will come upon you, and the power of the
Most High will overshadow you. Therefore the child to
be born will be called holy, the Son of God. And behold,
Elizabeth, your relative, has also conceived a son in her
old age, and this is the sixth month for her who was
called barren; for nothing will be impossible for God.”
Mary said, “Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord. May
it be done to me according to your word.” Then the
angel departed from her.�
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The Feast of Mary Queen will be celebrated at all
Masses this weekend, August 22nd & 23rd.�
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Teen Confirmation Registration is open! �
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If your teen has attended at least one year of Life Teen
(this includes this past year) and is a 10th grader or higher,
he or she is eligible for Confirmation Formation this school
year. �
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To register, go to:�
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https://www.maryqueencatholicchurch.org/faith�
formation�registration�form �
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Complete the form and select “Confirmation” under
“class times” or for more information, please contact Terri
Ryan at [email protected] or 281�482�1391,
ext. 334.�
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Adult Confirmation and RCIA�
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Adult Confirmation formation and RCIA begins in August! If
you or someone you know is interested in becoming a
Catholic or desires to complete their Catholic Christian
Initiation by receiving Confirmation, please contact Terri
Ryan at [email protected] or 281�482�1391,
ext. 334. You may also submit a form on line.�
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For Adult Confirmation go to:�
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https://www.maryqueencatholicchurch.org/candidate�
information�form �
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For Adult RCIA go to:�
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https://www.maryqueencatholicchurch.org/rcia�
inquirer�candidate�information�form �
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Eby Kurian, Director of Adult Faith Formation�
281�482�1391, Ext. 319�
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Financial Peace University (FPU) On Line�
Never worry about money again with Financial Peace
University! It’s the proven plan to help you master
budgeting, beat debt and live the life of your dreams. �
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Through the nine lessons rooted in Biblical Wisdom,
you’ll learn from Dave Ramsey and his team of financial
experts. It’s not a joke or a get�rich�quick scheme. It’s
God’s and grandma’s ways of handling money. You can
do it!�
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I know there’s a lot of confusion and uncertainty in the
world right now. We’re all feeling it. I truly believe that the
principles we’re going to learn in FPU are more important
now than ever. But I also don’t want you worried about
you or someone you love getting sick by coming to class.
That’s why Mary Queen’s Department of Adult Faith
Formation is offering a virtual FPU class. That’s right, we
will meet online so you won’t even have to leave home.�
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The cost for the first 12 registrants is only $102 (instead
of $129) which also includes the study guide and access
to the video sessions for one year. Classes start on
Thursday, August 20th, at 7:00 PM. �
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To register, please email Valdemar Tamez, FPU
Facilitator, at [email protected].�
RCIA & Confirmation Coordinator
Terri Ryan
281-482-1391, ext. 334
ELEMENTARY FAITH FORMATION
281-482-1391, ext. 333
Barbara Aubuchon, Director of Elementary Faith Formation
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Director of High School & Jr. High Faith Formation�
Manny Bourque�
REGISTER TODAY�
EDGE & LIFE TEEN�
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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! �
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To register, 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".�
Teen Reflections, Videos, Blogs, Docs etc�
www.maryqueencatholicchurch.org �
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FAITH FORMATION tab / Life Teen tab�
Social Media Info�Like Our Facebook Page�
www.facebook.com/maryqueenyouth �
School Begins For Our Teens!�
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Clear Creek ISD�
Online August 24th�
Brick & Mortar Orientation August 31st�
Brick & Mortar first day September 8th�
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Friendswood ISD�
All Students Online August 26th�
Brick & Mortar August 31st�
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Pearland ISD�
Online and Brick & Mortar August 31st�
UPDATE: Faith Formation 2020�21:� �
Thank You to the many families who have already
registered for our upcoming Faith Formation Year! We
are eager to begin, and have chosen a NEW course of
study for this year that will allow families to pray together,
learn together and grow in their faith together, from the
comfort of your own home. �
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There will be more information heading your way and
email is my primary means of communicating, so if you
have not heard from me, please reach out at
[email protected] and I will add you to
my communications. �
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We invite those who have not registered, to join us in
growing your faith at home. To register, go to https://
maryqueencatholicchurch.org/faith�formation�registration�
form� �
Don’t allow any sadness to dwell in your
soul, for sadness prevents the�
Holy Spirit from acting freely.�
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Saint Padre Pio�
First Reconciliation and First Communion�
If your child is in 2
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grade or older, they may be
ready to prepare for the sacraments of First Recon-
ciliation and First Communion this year. �
Eligibility requirements include ALL the following:�
�� Your child was baptized in the Catholic Church*�
�� Currently enrolled in Elementary Faith Formation�
�� Attended Elementary Faith Formation/CCE or
Catholic School last year (and if they attended
elsewhere you can provide a letter from that par-
ish or school confirming their attendance�
�� You can provide your child’s baptismal certifi-
cate, OR if they were baptized at Mary Queen
Catholic Church, just the baptismal date. �
*IF your child is not baptized, or baptized into anoth-
er faith tradition (Lutheran, Methodist, etc.), you will
need information about the RCIA program adapted
for Children of Catechetical Age.�
More information coming soon...let me know if you
have any questions! �
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St. Joseph Chapel�
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24 Hour Adoration�
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4:30 PM on Tuesday to 5:45 PM on Wednesday�
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First Friday Adoration�
9:00 AM � 5:45 PM�
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Please join us. This is a wonderful opportunity to spend
quiet time with Jesus and in prayer. �
Pray for Our Nation �
Difficult times call God’s faithful to
more frequent and diligent prayer. In
these days of protests, riots,
pandemics, and social unrest we will
gather to pray the Rosary and Divine
Mercy Chaplet monthly to invoke His
Holy Will for ourselves and our families, our loved ones,
our government, our medicine, our laws, and our Church.
May God in His Mercy protect us and keep us faithful to
the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Please join us after 5:30
PM Mass in the St. Joseph Chapel on the first Saturday of
the month. For more information, please contact Deacon
Paul Robison at 713�416�1585.�
Men’s Ministry Challenge to Honor Father Moe�
As you know, Mary Queen has established a Memorial
Fund to honor Father Moe Linehan’s life. Gifts to this fund
are used for a technology ministry to reach out to people
in our own parish and beyond, by livestreaming Masses,
Holy Hours or other opportunities of prayer to help us
focus on what is central in our faith and formation. All
gifts received to this Memorial Fund in August and
September will be matched dollar for dollar (up to
$15,000) by the Men’s Ministry. Please take advantage
of this opportunity to double the impact of your donations.
We invite you to make a gift to the Father Moe Memorial
Fund which will honor his legacy, as well as share in our
important Mary Queen Ministry of evangelization and
pastoral outreach through today’s technology.�
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Rite of Baptism�
Mary Queen will now be offering Baptism Preparation
classes online. For more information on how to sign up for
a class or information on having your child baptized,
please contact Anita Shorosky at 281�482�1391 ext. 310
or [email protected].�
Weekend Mass Worship Aids�
In an effort to help minimize exposure, we shall refrain
from using the hymnals, until further notice. Please visit
Mary Queen’s website, app or Facebook page to
download the worship aid for each Mass. You will be able
to utilize your mobile device, computer or tablet to sing
praise and thanksgiving during Mass. This will be
especially beneficial for those who are participating via the
streamed Mass.�
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Food Pantry Volunteers Needed�
The Food Pantry is in need of volunteers on a substitute
basis. The Pantry changed procedures in mid�March, to
ensure the safety of volunteers and clients. The
scheduled pantry volunteers are down to the bare
minimum and when one is not available on a given day, it
causes a hardship for the entire group. Substitute
volunteers are needed to help during these times, to keep
everything running smoothly. All volunteers are required
to wear a mask and social distance while working in the
pantry. If you are interested in volunteering in the pantry
as a substitute, please contact Chris Austgen at 281�482�
1391 or [email protected].�
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Today’s Gospel
Matthew 16:13-20
On this rock, I will build my church.
Let us pray in thanksgiving for the gift of the church in our
lives, leading and guiding us to ever deeper communion
with Christ. �
FORMED has amazing content and is available 24/7!
During this time while things are closed, it’s a great tool to
take advantage of. There are videos for everyone! It’s
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�� Select your parish � Mary Queen 606 Cedarwood �
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They have also created a series of videos to guide you
through logging in, signing up, and using the platform
at https://watch.formed.org/formed�help�1/season:1�
Daily Readings�
Sunday, August 23�
Isaiah 22:19�23, Romans 11:33�36, Matthew 16:13�20�
Monday, August 24�
Revelation 21:9B�14, John 1:45�51�
Tuesday, August 25�
2 Thessalonians 2:1�3A, 14�17, Matthew 22:23�26�
Wednesday, August 26�
2 Thessalonians 3:6�10, 16�18, Matthew 23:27�32�
Thursday, August 27�
1 Corinthians 1:1�9, Matthew 24:42�51�
Friday, August 28�
1 Corinthians 1:17�25, Matthew 25:1�13�
Saturday, August 29�
1 Corinthians 1:26�31, Mark 6:17�29�
Sunday, August 30�
Jeremiah 20:7�9, Romans 12:1�2, Matthew 16:21�27�
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�
August 23, 2020�
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Sunday in Ordinary Time�
The only way to know God is to love God. Our minds will
never fully grasp the mystery of God, but our hearts and
souls can learn to love the mystery. Years ago, when life
had a more innocent quality to it, we believed what we
were told or witnessed, unless there was direct evidence
otherwise. This was especially true if the information came
from someone in authority. In a sense, we were a bit more
gullible on one hand but also more trusting on the other.
The latter is an admirable quality that sadly can be eroded
when we realize we have been duped. With education
and technological advances, we find ourselves more
skeptical and less likely to too quickly accept and believe
what we see and hear.�
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For all of the good that social media can do, it can also
easily distort reality and truth. Photoshop and a myriad
other technological truths can add to, fabricate, and make
even the non�existent seem real. It is amazing. How far do
we allow this obviously justifiable skepticism to take us?
Questioning and doubting are healthy elements of any
good relationship as long as we don’t allow them to turn
us away from a deeper experience of love and encounter.
If we cannot get our minds around something or
empirically justify or prove it, we tend to declare it a hoax,
untrue, or unauthentic and walk away. The very same
trust that can quickly be eroded is exactly what is
essential for all of our relationships, especially our
relationship with God. With all things and people that
make a profound claim on us, we have to trust in the
absence of knowledge. Full self�investment involves
plunging completely into the unknown!�
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Simon Peter said to Jesus, “You are the Christ, the Son of
the Living God.” Peter came to this knowledge, which is
not “head knowledge” because of the relationship he
shared with Jesus and what God was able to reveal in and
through that relationship. Peter simply “knew” because of
love that this is who Jesus really is. The silent exchange
of love between friends, and not an intellectual exercise of
the mind, brought Peter to this place. When we stop and
think about it, there are many things in life that we simply
know but do not completely understand. When someone
sacrifices their own well�being for another, it may not
make intellectual sense when examined. But it makes a
world of sense when it is carried out. The vastness of
reality and an encounter with incomprehensible mystery
all lead us to profound silence where we simply know
something to be true. Have you trusted enough to allow
your relationship with God to bring you to this place or are
you still too skeptical? ©LPi�
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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
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.�
Mary Queen Brick Pavers�
Order Now � August 31, 2020�
If you have been thinking about purchasing a
personalized brick to be placed in the walkway leading to
the church, now is the time. They make wonderful gifts for
birthdays, anniversaries, graduation, in memory of a
special person, etc. Orders will be taken during July and
August. After that date, no additional orders will be taken
in 2020. �
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The bricks are $100 each and order forms may be found
on the Mary Queen Website, at the Welcome Desk in the
Church Narthex or on the Information table in the Parish
Center Hallway. Please drop off your completed order
form with payment at the Parish Office during regular
business hours, Monday � Friday, 8:30 AM � 5:30 PM.�
Mary Queen Women’s Ministry Presents�
“October Luncheon” Watch Party ��
The theme is “Mask”uerade!�
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October 10, 2020 �
12:00 � 2:00 PM�
Parishioner Homes�
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In accordance with Diocese guidelines, the Women’s
Ministry October Luncheon is a Virtual Watch Party this
year! �
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We need your participation! Many other Mary Queen
ministries count on donations from the Women’s Ministry,
so we need your help to raise money to continue our
contributions to them. �
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Here are a few sneak peaks of what it will include:�
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�� Join us from your home/backyard by yourself or with
any number of friends that you feel you can safely
meet with.�
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�� Instead of decorating a table � you can decorate a
mask and show it off on camera!�
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�� You have the option of skipping food, making your
own lunch, or ordering and picking up “Mary Queen
Specials” from a selection of local small businesses
prior to the event (the lunch specials are not included
in the ticket price).�
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�� The Watch Party will include�
�� A “Swag Bag” with fun items to use during the
Watch Party�
�� Entertainment�
�� Videos of past luncheons and our Mary Queen
Ministries�
�� Time to see others on screen and chat in
smaller groups�
�� A text bid auction�
�� An opportunity to directly donate to the ministry
or ministries of your choice through Grants!�
�� Games�
�� And much more�
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Tickets are $25.00 each and will be on sale electronically
and at the church office beginning September 8th. More
information to follow on how to purchase tickets. If you
would just like to make a donation but not participate in
the event, there will be options for that too!�
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Venette Westhoven / Leslie Buratti�
Co�Chairs�
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Safe Environment: CMGConnect Safe Haven
The Archdiocese of Galveston�Houston has a new Safe
Environment Program, CMGConnect Safe Haven. This is
an online Safe Environment training which replaces the
previous program, VIRTUS Protecting God’s Children.
The CMGConnect Safe Haven training consists of three
vignette style training videos and the duration of the
training is approximately 60 minutes. They are available in
English and Spanish. As part of the renewal training you
will complete another criminal background check that will
be included at the end of the training. Live trainings will no
longer be offered, all Safe Environment trainings will now
be online.�
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Go to https://GalvestonHouston.CMGConnect.org and
log in with your previous personal user ID from VIRTUS
and enter the password 1234. Once logged in to your
CMGConnect account, you will be able to change your
password.� If you do not remember your VIRTUS user ID
or are unable to log in, please contact Anita Shorosky,
Safe Environment Coordinator, at 281�482�1391 or
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Do not create a new account in CMGConnect.�
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.�
Food Pantry Update�
Because of the tremendous generosity of parishioners
and non�parishioners, the Food Pantry has been able to
provide groceries for well over 5,000 individuals since the
pandemic changed our procedures on March 16th.
Those individuals who work in the pantry have seen first
hand, the outpouring of love and concern for our
neighbors, as well as the relief on clients’ faces when
they see the amount of groceries they are receiving. It
has been a true blessing from above.�
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The Food Pantry is still open regular hours, Monday �
Friday, 10:00 AM � 2:00 PM, serving Zip Codes 77546,
77581 and 77511. Donations can be dropped off at the
Food Pantry, Monday � Friday, from 10:00 AM � 2:00 PM.�
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A big thank you to all who continue to help keep the
shelves stocked and the pantry open! Monetary
donations are also accepted and can be made. online,
using Pushpay, mailed or dropped off at the parish office, �
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Below is the list of items that are currently needed for
the Food Pantry:�
Jelly, Oatmeal, Syrup�
Spaghetti & Sauce�
Boxed Potatoes�
Tuna Helper, Mac & Cheese�
Snacks and Simple Meals for Kids�
Milk, Eggs�
Hand Soap, Shampoo, Laundry Soap, Toilet Paper�
Church Keepers Needed�
This is a group of volunteers who help keep our beautiful
church clean and presentable. It is “light” house (church)
keeping like dusting and cleaning surfaces of the
sanctuary furnishings. Just an hour a week every two
weeks would be a beautiful gift to our parish community. �
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For more information or to sign up for this ministry, please
contact Rose Mary Baez at 281�482�1391, ext, 219 or
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2021 Mass Intentions�
Due to the covid19 crisis we are delaying the opening of
the 2021 Mass Intention Book. We will not be accepting
2021 Mass Intention requests until November 2020.
Additional details will follow at a later date.�
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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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August 30th Bulletin � Already Submitted�
September 6th Bulletin � due August 26th�
September 13th Bulletin � due August 31st�
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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, SSG 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, �
PO1 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! �
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 [email protected]. �
Renee Bourque Retires�
Renee Bourque, Director of EDGE and Confirmation, has
retired from Mary Queen to embark on a new journey of
serving her senior in�laws. Although it was a difficult deci-
sion to make, Renee believes it was God calling her to
assist with their care.�She is now available to take them
to doctor appointments, cook, clean and all the neces-
sary tasks of “parenting our parents.” We thank, pray,
and wish Renee success in her new ministry.�
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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
�Wayne Lowery
the week of August 22nd - 28th�
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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 soul of �
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�Levenia Belan, mother of Jeanette Belan�
�Bert Borghese, son of Danny & Kate Borghese�
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
Jane Gibson
Randall Gibson
Teresa Gillioz
Carmelo Gomez
Loraine Gomez
Angela Gorrell
Mitch Abshier
The Altinger Family
Josh Armstrong
Marzia Beaujon
Jeanette Belan
Steve Bounds
The Bovard Family
Bob Burns
Frank Descant
Rochelle Dent
Sid Dent
Courtney DeVillier
Brandon Dezillier
Queenie Dias
Ed Donahue
Terry Donahue
Ed Handwerk
Chuck Hansen
Pat Hansen
Dave Harris
J.T. Harshbarger
Terri Hayden
Beth Heeb
Candace Heredia
Jacob Heredia
Ava Hermes
Mike Hermes
Kaki Hric
Wendy Hrncir
Colin Huff
Mary Catherine Natali
Bennie Naivar
Chris Naivar
Connie Naivar
Franklin Naivar
Miner Nelson
Deacon Kimble Nobles
Janet Pape
The Patrick Family
Flora Pena
The Pendleton Family
George Phillips
Stella Phillips
Bob Pillow
Norbert Popp
Joan Radous
Mike Reagan
Chris Rizzo
Derek Rochelle
The Rohan Family
Larry Romero, Jr.
Kay Russo
Dave Ryan
Janet Sandridge
Vince Smith
Ron Solanic
Special Needs Families
Liz Strassner
Unborn In The Womb
Jeff Marabella
Jean Maxwell
The McAuliffe Family
Dennis McClure
Jim Metcalf
Donnie Millett
Rick Moore
Michelle Moulton
James Mullen
Sharon Vochoska
Emil Vrana
Jason Chatron
Mary Jean Chatron
Sandy Collier
Jason Corlett
John Corlett
Johnny Corlett
Ronald Coutee
Linda Jones
For all those who are Health Care Workers, First Responders, Social Service Workers, those who continue to work to
serve the community and all who are suffering and recovering from the covid-19 virus.
Richard Wiedner
Larry Wilkinson
Paula Wick
Tom Locke
Nancy Luu
Connor Keys
Diana Thornhill
Mac Thornhill
Kathleen Tufano
Nancy Isla
Angie Zavrapa
Avelina Estebanes
Lucy Falco
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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. �
The Choice of Stewardship�
What does it mean to be a good steward? Does it mean
to be an active parishioner, or something more? Are we
better stewards because we give more in terms of our
money and time to our parish, or are we called to do
even more than that?�
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The truth is that stewardship is a way of life. We are not
simply called to be active parishioners, but instead be
active disciples all the time. In fact, what we learn to do in
our parish should serve as preparation for the mission
field of the world. What have we really done if we only act
like disciples of Jesus Christ while we are assembled
with others who claim to be the same?�
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The choice before us is to give of ourselves in all aspects
of our day and life. The call of Jesus will come in our
everyday lives with our co�workers, family, and friends
more often than it will within our parish community. First,
if we can’t become good stewards when we are among
those who proclaim Jesus as Lord, how will we be able to
do so when we are with those who are non�believers?
Second, when our muscles of gratitude, generosity, and
graciousness are strengthened within our parish
community, we are more able to meet the challenges of
this world. However, we do not become good stewards
by accident. We must always choose to live this way.
What will you choose? � Tracy Earl Welliver ©LPi�
Calling All Youth Artists! �
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We are looking for your original art to be featured in our
Parish 2021 Calendar. This contest is open to all levels of
talent, skills, and mediums (Crayon, paint, pencil, photos,
etc). �
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Below are rules for this year’s First Annual Mary Queen
Parish Youth Calendar Art Contest. The winning art
from each grade division will be used to illustrate Mary
Queen’s 2021 Calendar. Who Can enter? Any registered
parishioner’s child who is in the first through 12th grade. �
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Our Theme for the Year is: Why I’m Catholic�
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All submissions must be dropped off at the Parish Office,
no later than Monday, September 21, 2020. Students
may enter as often as they wish. �
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The contest will be judged by Fr. Jim and Fr. Sibi. The
artwork will be judged based on artistic merit, originality
and creativity. Landscapes, portraits, still life, etc., may
be used, as long as the theme is somehow portrayed.
One winner per grade will be selected and the calendar
will be laid out as follows:�
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Submissions should be TITLED ORIGINAL WORKS of
ART, totally produced by the participating student only
please. On the back of each entry, in the lower right hand
corner, please legibly print: title of art work, youth’s first
and last name, age, grade, parents or guardians full
names, home address, city, zip and phone number with
area code. �
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Artwork Submission Guidelines:�
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�� Drawings should be no larger than 11 x 14 inches
and no smaller than 8 x 10 inches. Paintings on
canvas can be larger. �
�� Drawings on white or light�colored paper will
reproduce best. Do not use ruled notebook paper. �
�� The artwork can be any medium as long as the art
is relatively flat. Charcoal and pastel drawings
should be sprayed with a fixative. �
�� Artwork in the horizontal or landscape position best
fits the wall calendar’s format. �
�� The artwork should be stand�alone artwork. Do not
include the name of the month, days of the week or
calendar dates into the art itself. �
�� Submit the original artwork. �
�� Do not mount, mat or frame artwork. �
�� Do not fold or crease artwork. �
1st grade � January � 7th grade � July �
2nd grade � February � 8th grade � August �
3rd grade � March � 9th grade � September �
4th grade � April � � 10th grade � October �
5th grade � May � 11th grade � November�
6th grade � June� 12th grade � December �
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