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FEBRUARY 9, 2020 | FIFTH SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME Weekly Offertory Summary January 13– February 3 MARY QUEEN OF PEACE CATHOLIC CHURCH 676 W. LOCKWOOD WEBSTER GROVES MISSOURI 63119 WWW.MQPWG.ORG 314.962.2311 MARY QUEEN OF PEACE PARISH 676 W. Lockwood Avenue SUNDAY EUCHARIST: ADULT INITIATION: Webster Groves, MO 63119 5:00 pm Saturday Vigil, 7:30 am, Adults are received into the Church 9:00 am, 11:00 am & 5:00 pm Sunday through the Sacraments of Initiation 314-962-2311 www.mqpwg.org (Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist) WEEKDAY MASS: usually celebrated at the Easter Vigil after 6:45 am & 8:00 am Monday through Friday participating in a process of Christian OFFICE HOURS formation and education called the Rite of Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm 8:00 am Saturday Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA). Please contact the Parish Office for more REV. JOHN ROGERS VIEN RECONCILIATION: information. Pastor Saturdays, 3:45 – 4:45 pm, and [email protected] by appointment CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE: x 113 Couples wishing to be married at MQP EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: should contact the parish as soon as REV. AARON P. NORD The Blessed Sacrament is exposed possible after engagement and at least six Part-time Associate Pastor after 8:00 am Mass on the first and months before the proposed wedding [email protected] third Mondays of the Month, Adoration x 117 date. At least one of the couple should be continues all day, concluding with a practicing Catholic, registered and living Benediction at 9:00 pm. in the parish. A program of marriage REV. MR. THOMAS MULVIHILL INFANT BAPTISM: preparation is required. Please contact the Deacon Baptisms are celebrated on Sundays after Pastor or the parish secretary for more [email protected] the 11:00 am Mass. Baptism Preparation information. REV. MR. JOSEPH WIENTGE Class is offered on the first Tuesday of the VOCATIONS TO THE PRIESTHOOD AND Deacon month at 7:00 pm at the Rectory, and is RELIGIOUS LIFE: [email protected] required of first time parents. Contact the Any young man interested in the Parish Office to register. priesthood or any young person interested ANOINTING OF THE SICK: in the religious life is encouraged to CAROLINE MCCABE If you are anticipating surgery or are contact the Pastor or to call the Interim School Principal Archdiocesan Vocation Office at [email protected] sick or homebound and would like to be 314-961-2891 x236 anointed, please contact a Priest or the 314-792-6460. All Catholics are called to Parish Office. pray for an increase in religious vocations. MELISSA HUNTER Director of Faith Formation and PSR [email protected] x 223 Bulletin deadlines are Tuesdays at noon. Please submit items to Anne at [email protected] DR. MARC STRATHMAN Director of Music [email protected] x 114 CHRIS GROTE Director of Youth Ministry [email protected] x238 SUE O’LEARY Business Manager [email protected] x 111 ANGELA FIORDELISI Office Manager [email protected] x 110 ANNE STEFFENS Communications Coordinator [email protected] x 121 MARY ANN ZIMMERMAN Part-time Pastoral Associate [email protected] x 125 HEATHER O’KEEFE GO TO MQPWG.ORG/FISHFRY NOW Safe Environment Coordinator [email protected] TO VOLUNTEER! x 122 MARY QUEEN OF PEACE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2020 A NEW WEEK FR. JOHN * 6:45 am Mass * 8:00 am Mass Each year, when February 14 comes around, the Church * 7:00 pm Board of Education Meeting celebrates the feast of Saints Cyril and Methodius, * 7:00 pm Boy Scout Troop Meeting brothers who were religious missionaries to the Slavic * 7:15 pm Society of St. Vincent de Paul peoples in the 9th century. Wait, what?... some of you * 8:00 pm Cub Scout Leader Meeting might be saying. Isn’t February 14 the feast of Saint Valentine? Well, yes and no. Saint Valentine remains in TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2020 the Roman Catholic Church's official list of saints, * 6:45 am Mass the Roman Martyrology, but, in view of the scarcity of * 8:00 am Mass information about him, his commemoration was removed * 9:30 am Quilters, Msgr. Lubeley Room from the General Roman Calendar, when this was revised in 1969. Still, the Catholic *10:00 am Peregrine Society Church has long recognized and celebrated a Saint Valentine. * 4:20 pm & 6:20 pm PSR * 7:00 pm Women’s ACTS, Lubeley Room Actually there probably were two Valentines, both martyred around the year 269. * 7:00 pm Stewardship Committee One of them may have been the bishop of Terni, Italy. In those days of persecution, * 9:15 pm Divine Mercy Chaplet, Church Christians met secretly and hid their faith to protect their lives. Bishops were made WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2020 to hide and were often the first Christians in their communities to be tortured and * 6:45 am Mass killed. Often a bishop died in the hope that other Christians in his care would be * 8:00 am Mass spared. * 9:15 am All School Mass * 7:00 pm Life Teen, Youth Group Room The other Valentine was a priest and physician in Rome. A legend says that he sent * 7:00 pm Social Justice Forum Committee letters of love and encouragement to the people of his community who lived in fear of persecution. From that legend the practice of sending valentines on his feast day THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2020 may have begun. * 6:45 am Mass * 8:00 am Mass But there is another explanation for the custom of sending valentines. In the Middle * 9:30 am MOPS Steering Committee Ages, people believed that on February 14, the day Saint Valentine died, birds began * 5:15 pm 11 am Mass Choir Rehearsal choosing their mates for the springtime. So this day came to be thought of as the * 6:00 pm Cornerstone Scripture Study perfect day to choose a sweetheart. * 6:00 pm Handbell Rehearsal, Church * 7:00 pm Chorale Rehearsal, Church So today we sent valentines decorated with flowers, hearts, and the color red, which * 7:00 pm RCIA Leaders Meeting originally symbolized the blood of martyrdom. Initially, this celebration was not * 9:00 pm Rosary under the Portico meant to be exclusive; now of course it has taken on romantic overtones. But may I FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2020 encourage you this Valentines Day to broaden your love and expand your horizons? Luke 18 Retreat To retrieve some of the original sense of the day, perhaps make or send cards to * 6:45 am Mass people who might not otherwise receive them: residents of retirement centers or * 8:00 am Mass those who are hospitalized or members of the armed forces. Send your love and * 6:00 pm 50+ Club Valentine’s Dinner greetings to family and friends you do not often speak with or see. Write a note of * 8:00 pm AA Meeting, Lubeley Room encouragement to a friend you know is struggling or grieving or ill. Send a note to encourage someone in their faith journey. While Valentines Day provides revenue for SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2020 card shops, florists, and jewelers, it’s intended to celebrate the Christian values of Luke 18 Retreat thoughtfulness and tender care. And it enlivens a long winter with some frivolity and * 7:00 am Prayer - Parents of 8th Graders joy! Happy Valentines Day! * 8:00 am Mass * 8:30 am ACTS Fire Meeting Saint Valentine, pray for us! * 8:30 am Rosary, Board Room Saints Cyril & Methodius, pray for us! * 3:45 pm Confessions * 5:00 pm Mass SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2020 Photo: Father John blessing the throats of parishioners on the Feast of St. Blaise. Luke 18 Retreat * "In helping the hungry, the thirsty, the foreigner, the naked, the sick, the imprisoned–as well as the child in the womb and the old person who is suffering or near death–we have the opportunity to serve Jesus." — Evangelium Vitae Pope John Paul ll (1995) FEBRUARY 9, 2020 | FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Weekly Offertory Summary January 13– February 3 Last Four Week Offertory $ 149,944 Four Week Offertory Budget $ (125,940) Surplus/ Shortfall: $ 24,004 Four Week Average $ 37,486 Weekly Goal $ 31,485 Please call the parish office, 314-962-2311, if you are interested in enrolling for Online Giving. We want your feedback to help Mary Queen of Peace become an amazing parish! The information we received from the 2019 survey was very beneficial to us and helped us focus our efforts to become a more amazing parish! Your responses affirmed to us the importance of having good music, homilies and hospitality at all of our Masses. Your feedback revealed music as a special area of concern and led to several changes, including hiring additional musicians. We also ex- tended hospitality to all our weekend Masses, added resources to clear icy sidewalks and increased the lighting in the church vestibule. Please take a moment to check your Flock Notes for a survey about our weekend Masses. We'd like to learn what is better and what still CYCLEBAR Creve Coeur is teaming with MQP Boy needs work. Your response to our survey is a great help to the parish Scout JP Torack to offer a fun indoor riding experience staff as we set priorities for 2020. We'll be taking responses for this while raising funds for his Eagle Scout project: the survey through Monday, Feb. 10 construction of a monarch waystation. We meet Frb. 22 at noon. Bring a change of clothes and snacks and drinks will be served afterwards! $25 donation Suggested. Go to mqpwg.org to sign up! REGISTRATION FOR CYC SPRING SPORTS IS OPEN! Registration deadlines : Track: February 14th.
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