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April 21, 2019 606 Cedarwood Drive Friendswood, TX 775464551 2814821391 2814824886 (fax) Archdiocese of GalvestonHouston Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette www.maryqueencatholicchurch.org www.lasalette.org April 21, 2019 MASS SCHEDULE Saturday 5:30 PM Vigil Mass Sunday 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM & 5:30 PM (Life Teen) First Saturdays 8:30 AM Weekday 8:30 AM Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 6:30 PM Wednesday Reconciliation 4:00N5:00 PM Saturday Morning Prayer 8:10 AM Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday Daily Rosary after 8:30 AM Mass Monday, Tuesday Thursday & Friday (except First Friday) 1st Friday Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 9:00 AMN5:45 PM Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 4:30 PM Tuesday N 5:45 PM Wednesday The Priests who serve Mary Queen Catholic Church are Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette. Pastor: Rev. James H. Kuczynski, M.S. Parochial Vicar: Rev. Sibi Kunninu, M.S. Priests in Residence: Rev. Maurice “Moe” Linehan, M.S. Rev. Thomas A. Reilly, M.S. Deacons: Vince Eklund, 2814821391 Darrell Moulton, 2814820939 Paul Robison, 7134161585 Derick Soares, 2814821391 If you are new to Mary Queen parish or visiting, please Chuck Turner, 2814821391 stop by with any questions regarding our parish. We would love to meet you! If you have been attending Pastoral Administration Mary Queen Church and consider this your parish Office Administrator Carla Martin, ext. 311 community, please register with the Parish Office so we Communications Coordinator/Archivist Rhonda Hansen, ext. 315 can keep an accurate census. Finance Manager Katherine Deskins-Hill, ext. 313 Finance Clerk JoEllen Baker, ext. 313 Registration forms may be found in Receptionist Anita Shorosky, ext. 310 the following locations: Coordinator of Ministries & Functions Rose Mary Baez, ext. 219 Parish Office Pastoral Formation Welcome Desk (in Church narthex) Director of Adult Faith Formation Eby Kurian, M.A., ext. 319 RCIA Coordinator Amy Schauss, ext. 334 Church’s website: www.maryqueencatholicchurch.org 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 Come Worship With Us! Director of Junior High Faith Formation & Confirmation Renee Bourque, ext. 329 Our Parish community worships together at Sunday Mass, Daily Masses, Holy Hour and Morning Prayer. Music Ministry Director of Parish Music Ministry Russell Bolduc, ext. 227 Join us for Morning Prayer each weekday Director of Life Teen Music Ministry OPEN (except Wednesday) at 8:10 AM. Food Pantry/Social Concerns We pray the rosary after the 8:30 AM daily Masses Coordinator of Food Pantry/ (except Wednesday & First Fridays). 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 Sacramental Life Sacrament of Bapsm: Congratulations for Choosing Life! Parents should contact the Parish Office to register for preparation. Bulletin Submission & Room Reservations Sacrament of Reconciliaon: Peace Be With You! Saturday 4:00N5:00 PM or by appointment. Bulletin announcements must be submitted to Rhonda at [email protected] no later than 12:00 Sacrament of Matrimony: The Lord Bless You! Contact PM on the required submission date. Please see one of the priests at least six months in advance for preparation. page 11 for dates. Sacrament of Anoinng of the Sick: May the Healing Love of Christ Surround You! If you know someone who is sick or All Ministries and Organizations who need to reserve a in the hospital, contact the Parish Office so we can visit and room and/or schedule events for the calendar need to include them in our prayers. contact Rose Mary at [email protected]. RCIA: Chrisan Iniaon of Adults: Journey With Us In If you have questions, please call the Parish Office, Faith! For inquiry into the Catholic Faith, contact the Parish Monday Friday, 8:30 AM 5:30 PM, at 2814821391. Office. 1 This Week in the Parish Mass Intentions Easter Sunday, April 21, 2019 Easter Egg Hunt - Immediately Following 11:30 AM Mass (Under The Oak Trees) Saturday, April 20 EASTER SUNDAY - Masses - 6:30 AM - 9:00 AM - 11:30 AM 8:00 PM Helen Krieger, Living and Deceased Family Members of NO 5:30 PM Mass Mariella & Ed Gasparini, Living and Departed Loved Ones of 3:00 PM Divine Mercy Novena and Chaplet (St. Joseph Chapel) Nelson & Teresa Olavarria Monday, April 22, 2019 Parish Office Closed for Easter Monday Sunday, April 21 3:00 PM Divine Mercy Novena and Chaplet (St. Joseph Chapel) 6:30 AM Daniel Basso, Gilbert Trevino Enriquez, 7:00 PM Divine Mercy Program & Chaplet (Mary's House) All Our Parishioners 7:00 PM La Salette Prayer Group (La Salette Hall - St. Ann Family Room) 9:00 AM Anna Herrick, Carrol & Florence McKenna, Tuesday, April 23, 2019 9:30 AM Mary Queen Seniors (Mini Hall) Rick Smart 9:30 AM Mary's Chain of Love (Rooms 114/115) 11:30 AM John Cahoon, Rosalie Offenhauser, 3:00 PM Divine Mercy Novena and Chaplet (St. Joseph Chapel) George W. Offenhauser 4:00 PM CCE Classes (Parish Center) Monday, April 22 4:30 PM Exposition for 24 Hour Eucharistic Adoration (St. Joseph Chapel) 6:30 PM Festival Committee Meeting (Room 120) 8:30 AM Mark Willenborg, Rodney Gregory, David Ochoa 7:00 PM CCE Classes (Parish Center) Tuesday, April 23 7:00 PM Divine Mercy Program & Chaplet (Mary's House) 8:30 AM Carl Hemmi, Jeanie Luigs, 7:00 PM K of C Officers Meeting (La Salette Hall - Divine Mercy Chapel) Steve & Cindy Willenborg—Anniversary Blessings 7:15 PM Witnessing The Faith - Life Teen (Room 114/115) Wednesday, April 24, 2019 Wednesday, April 24 5:30 AM That Man Is You - Adult Faith Formation (Main Hall) 6:30 PM Jimmy James, Jeanie Luigs, The Ezeli Family 9:00 AM Christian Meditation Prayer Group (Mary's House) Thursday, April 25 9:30 AM Queen's Bee Quilters (Mini Hall) 8:30 AM Roger Stanfield, Rose Rapp, 9:30 AM Special Friends Reading Class (Room 118) 3:00 PM Divine Mercy Novena and Chaplet (St. Joseph Chapel) Caleb Clarin—Birthday Blessings 4:00 PM CCE Classes (Parish Center) Friday, April 26 5:30 PM CCE Classes (Parish Center) 8:30 AM Veronica Hartman, Mary Louise Harris, 5:30 PM Mary Queen Women's ACTS Meeting (Mary's House) Judith Sandella 5:45 PM Benediction Concludes Eucharistic Adoration (St. Joseph Chapel) 6:45 PM EDGE (Parish Center) Saturday, April 27 7:00 PM Divine Mercy Program & Chaplet (Bride's Room) 5:30 PM Megan Post La Bauve—Birthday Blessings, Living and 7:30 PM Life Teen Music Practice (Church) Deceased Family Members of John & Susan Silva, Thursday, April 25, 2019 Living and Deceased Members of the Laine Family 9:30 AM Seven Secrets to Divine Mercy (Mary's House - Conference Room) Sunday, April 28 9:30 AM Special Friends Reading Class (Room 118) 12:30 PM Rosary for Our Nation (Room 120) 7:30 AM Sylvia Nimon, Daniel Basso, Living and Deceased 3:00 PM Divine Mercy Novena and Chaplet (St. Joseph Chapel) Members of the Leos & Curdie Families 6:00 PM First Eucharist Readiness Interviews (Parish Center) 9:30 AM Tommy Blake, Juan Brugueras, 6:30 PM Men's ACTS Retreat Reunion (Main Hall ) Minnie Johnson—Birthday Blessings 7:00 PM Walking Through Grief (Mary's House - Melanie Room) 7:00 PM Bay Area Serra Club Program Meeting (Mini Hall) 11:30 AM Stephen Hansen—Birthday Blessings, Living and Deceased 7:00 PM Divine Mercy Program & Chaplet (Mary's House - Maximin Room) Family Members of Ron & Carol Willenborg, Living and Friday, April 26, 2019 Deceased Members of the Matt Winters Family 3:00 PM Divine Mercy Novena and Chaplet (St. Joseph Chapel) 5:30 PM Christy Perez, John Klumpyan, All Our Parishioners 7:00 PM Divine Mercy Program & Chaplet (Mary's House) 7:00 PM Hispanic Ministry Rosary (St. Joseph Chapel) 8:00 PM Hispanic Ministry Rosary Reception (Main Hall) Saturday, April 27, 2019 Parish Mission - Bishop Sam Jacobs (Preaching At All Masses) Divine Mercy Materials (After All Masses) (Church Narthex) Reverse Draw Raffle Ticket Sales After All Masses (Church Narthex) 7:30 AM Men's ACTS Faith Sharing Group (Room 110/Library) 8:00 AM Knights of Columbus Retreat Day (Mary's House) 10:00 AM First Eucharist Photographs (Church) 3:00 PM Divine Mercy Novena and Chaplet (St. Joseph Chapel) 3:45 PM Reconciliation (Church) 2 Date Weekly Offering Received Weekly Budgeted Amount Difference April 7, 2019 $31,942.10 $30,635.28 $1,306.82 Fluctuations in our weekly offering numbers are due to the giving patterns of our parishioners. Some weeks may appear stronger than others because of the time of the month that donations are received. Sunday, April 7, 2019 Sunday, April 8, 2018 Faith Direct Online Giving Envelopes $28,290.50 Envelopes $21,639.01 Fast. Pray. Give up your Envelopes! We invite you to Loose $3,310.01 Loose $2,653.49 help Mary Queen Catholic Church by giving up your Youth $341.59 Youth $415.07 offertory envelopes this Lent! Enrolling with Faith Direct Total $31,942.10 Total $24,707.57 will provide the church with consistent support and simplify your giving without the wasteful envelopes. Join Envelopes: 417 Envelopes: 412 us in giving up envelopes this Lenten season! Signing up is easy! Visit www.faithdirect.net and use our church Master’s Plan Debt Reduction: $10,600.00 code TX242. Future Development & Maintenance: $5,077.68 The Stewardship report for April 14, 2019 is not available this week due to early bulletin deadlines.
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