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WEEKLY GIFTS Week of 3/15/2020 $5,756.56 Amount Needed $8,900.00 Mary Queen of Peace March 22, 2020 Louisville KY 40216 www.maryqueenofpeace.net [email protected] WEEKLY GIFTS Week of 3/15/2020 $5,756.56 Amount Needed $8,900.00 Under/Over -3,143.33 Monday March 23 Year to Date Collection Total $317,871.88 8:00 a.m. Communion Service Year to Date Needed $329,300.00 Tuesday March 24 Under/Over -$11,428.12 8:00 p.m. Bruce Miles ꝉ Please consider Mary Queen of Peace in your will. Call the Wednesday March 25 parish office at 448-4008 for assistance. 8:00 a.m. Marcella Schook ꝉ 6:00-8:00 p.m. Eucharist Adoration w/Confession (will continue on Wednesdays during Lent) March 22 Thursday March 26 8:00 a.m. Robert Murphy ꝉ Liturgical Notes Friday March 27 Fourth Sunday 8:00 a.m. Pat Self ꝉ of Lent Saturday March 28 4:00 p.m. Joseph Nauert Sr. ꝉ During the season Sunday March 29 of Lent, the whole church goes on retreat for six 9:00 a.m. Mary Queen of Peace Parishioners weeks. This annual spiritual renewal process prepares 11:00 a.m. Dylan Yaden ꝉ us for the celebration of Christianity’s most fundamental belief: Jesus was raised from the dead and is Christ, the Lord. Lent prepares us for Easter and A prayer request will remain on the prayer new life. The word “Lent”, comes from the Anglo- list unless we are notified. We encourage you to let us know of anyone needing our Saxon word for Springtime, lencten. It describes the prayers and the names of those who gradual lengthening of daylight after the winter should remain on the list. Contact the parish office at 448-4008. solstice. Adalia Arsino, Ann Bareis, Lacey Bibelhauser & Family, Blankenburg Family, Karl Blasi, Richard Blasi, Joe Bowman, Angie Bramer, Thomas Browning, Cindy L. Burton, Jim Cain, Juanita Cain, Priscilla Charles, Gwen Crenshaw, Marie Dailey, Shelby Davis, Ellen Elble, Mary Ferriell, Janice Fryrear, Grayson Greenwell, Louis Greenwell, Delores Hamilton, Marge Hilkey, James Hoke, Jackie Howard, Navontre Jones, Dawn Ray Jordan, Terri Ludwig, Mary Matthews, Mike Mattingly, Cassandra Megibben, Nancy Motley, Celeste Nall, Matthew Neu, Joseph Parker, Jody Peace, Ashlee Pritchard, David Pritchard, Ed Puckett, Ann Ray, Lisa Rhodes, Peggy Rigdon, Karen Robbins, Kevin Roberson, Mel Salkeld, Delores Sanders, Norma Schmid, Tony Schmid, Virginia READINGS FOR Schneider, Jean Shewmaker, Brenda & Rudy Slone, Mary Snipes, Ellie Sober, Jackson Stark, Margaret Sumner, Ann MARCH 28 & 29 Taylor, Harold Taylor, Richard Thomas, Joyce Thompson, Ellie Uzzle, Paula Vinson, Rose Ann Williams, Steve Fifth Sunday of Lent Yaden. Ez 37:12-14 Please be sure to keep us updated on the status of the sick, so we know when to remove them from this list. Thank You. A new Rom 8:8-11 name will be in Bold for the first week. Jn 11:1-45 or 11:3-7, 17, 20-27, 33b-45 (34) FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT Dear Friends in Christ, According to the directive from Archbishop Kurtz, there will be no public celebration of mass at Mary Queen of Peace (or any parish in the diocese) until further notice. Please know that I will be offering mass privately every day, for you, for all of our scheduled mass intentions, and for an end to this pandemic. As most of us will be temporarily unable to receive the Lord in the Most Blessed Sacrament of the Eucharist, here is an act of Spiritual Communion, attributed to St. Thomas Aquinas. If you’re watching Mass of the Air, or even praying when you would normally be coming to mass, this prayer is powerful: “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.” Below are times for Mass of the Air on Sundays: • 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. on the Faith Channel, Inc. (Spectrum channel 19), Louisville, KY. This Mass also is streamed live on the Faith Channel at www.faithtvlive.com • 10:30 a.m. on WHAS-TV (channel 11), Louisville, KY and whas11.com under the “Live Video” tab. • 9 a.m. on WBKI-TV (Spectrum Channel 7). • 10 a.m. on WNKY-TV (channel 40), Bowling Green, KY. • And mass is always available every day on EWTN. Also, I’m afraid we’ve had to cancel our Fish Fry, and all other public events as well. We will keep you posted with any further developments each day at maryqueenofpeace.net. Through the intercession of Our Lady of Prompt Succor, Our Lady of Guadalupe, and Mary Queen of peace, may God have mercy on all who have died, grant peace and comfort to all who are suffering, and wisdom to governments, the science community, and all those who are working to eradicate this scourge. Mary Queen of Peace, pray for us! Peace and blessings to you all. Fr. Peter Mary Queen of Peace March 22, 2020 Louisville KY 40216 www.maryqueenofpeace.net [email protected] Fourth Sunday of Lent March 22, 2020 “…. for God does not see as mortals see; they look at the outward appearance but the Lord looks on the heart.” April 9 - Holy Thursday 1 Samuel 16:7 Stewardship is a matter of the heart. As the comedian 6:00 PM Mass of the Lord’s Supper Bob Hope once said: “If you haven't got charity in April 10 - Good Friday your heart, you have the worst kind of heart trouble.” 3:00 PM Celebration of the Passion of the Lord April 11 - Holy Saturday Mary Queen of Peace Preschool/Pre-K 8:30 PM Easter Vigil Mary Queen of Peace Preschool/Pre-K is now April 12 - Easter Sunday accepting applications for the 2020-2021 school year for 3 and 4 year old's. To register, please call 9:00 AM Mass Ms. Norma at the school - 447-0760 11:00 AM Mass Come join our school family! The Stations of the Cross every Friday during Lent will be suspended until further notice Our remaining Fish Fry's due to Covid-19 health concerns. each Friday during Lent have been cancelled in March 22: MARRIAGE MOMENTS an abundance of caution With all the talk about Covid-19, perhaps our marriage to keep our parishioners safe. vows can teach us how to unite the human family. “...for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do us part.” How can we continue to love and care for our world family who are suffering? Who is my neighbor? March 22: PARENTING POINTERS Friday, March 20 was the Spring Equinox, when we have nearly equal light and dark. It’s all about balance and equality. Is your family satisfied with the balance of chores that each person contributes to the household? FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT 2020 Catholic Relief Services Collection FLU Season: This weekend, we take up the Catholic Relief Services During this time of quarantine, perhaps sending a note Collection. This collection helps six Catholic agencies or card to nursing homes, hospitals and shut-ins, provide relief and support to struggling communities would go a long way to lift someone’s spirits. A phone and work for peace and reconciliation among our call to check on an elderly neighbor before you hit the marginalized brothers and sisters here and around grocery could help someone who cannot drive. We are the world. Please prayerfully consider how you can our brothers and sisters keeper. It’s called Christianity. support the collection. Learn more about the collection at www.usccb.org/catholic-relief. Mary Queen of Peace Lenten Prayer Series 2020 SVDP FEBRUARY NEWS 84 Families - 108 Adults - 56 Children It seems prudent to suspend our Faithbuilders program until the threat from the coronavirus is Expenses: $2,430. The need is overwhelming. mitigated. We hope to reschedule our programs in the future... Thanks for your generosity! Choir Practice Faith For Families When attending mass isn’t possible here is a website Choir practice is suspended until further with weekly Mass resources for kids. notice. If you have any questions, please https://www.catholicicing.com/weekly-mass- contact Beverly at 541-3593 and/or Patti resources-for-kids/ at 314-2748. To support our community’s prayer, Give Us This Day has made available at no charge a digital file of our Bulletin Sponsor of the Week periodical, which includes daily Mass texts at: https://giveusthisday.org/Digital Helen Zinsmeister Income Tax & Bookkeeping Service THANK YOU: This bulletin is furnished to the parish without charge. The advertisements The Msgr. Newman Council’s completely defray all publishing costs with which the monthly chicken dinner Church would otherwise be burdened. Please scheduled for March 22nd at patronize these sponsors as a thank you for their St. Paul’s Church has been cancelled due to health kind generosity. concerns. Mary Queen of Peace March 22, 2020 Louisville KY 40216 www.maryqueenofpeace.net [email protected] Social Service Outreach From Archbishop Kurtz In Jefferson County: LouieConnect is a great resource to direct anyone to assistance in a broad range of categories. It is available online at louieconnect.com and as a smartphone app. It provides resources specific to the user’s location, is available in English and Spanish, and at this time has a banner directing people on how to contact the health department regarding Covid19.
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