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from the Pastor. . . PRAY, FAST, LISTEN, DISCERN, ACT By Father Dan Noll Father Dan As I write this article on August 25, we are in the very early stages of responding to the Pennsylvania Grand Jury Report on sexual abuse by Roman Catholic clergy and church personnel. The vast majority of the cases reported are from the past. There has been a lot of change for the better in the Church to address the issue of sexual abuse more effectively and compassionately. BUT, there is MUCH MORE that needs to be done.

I am committed to fast and pray so that I can listen and really hear, and then discern and then act in ways that will help make the changes that are needed. I will not do this alone. I will keep listening to you, I will join with you and with priests in Lexington for an hour each week, in prayer, fasting, discussion and decision-making, that will bring about action. As the processes for this get more fully established, I pledge to keep you fully informed.

Below is what I have heard so far, from the Listening Session we had on August 21, and from the input I have received since. Let’s keep the process going, in hope. • Civil law must be followed to remove and prosecute church leaders today who have ever committed sexual abuse. • Review, revise and communicate the criteria to enter the Seminary. • Rebuild trust in our church leadership with accountability, transparency & frequent communications to be the standard. • Feeling shock/anger/disappointment that we are facing the same child abuse issues again; yet, grounded in the Church and Christ. Communication and action are required. • Feeling anger and disappointment, leading to questioning their membership in the Catholic church. Requires listening, communication and action to regain their trust. • Hopeful, optimistic, prayerful & committed to resolving the issues this time and not allowing them to reoccur. • Transparency, humility and frequent communications will help build trust and confidence that the issues are being addressed. • Victims are to be heard, validated and receive confirmation that this should not happen to them. NewWe Parishionersextend our warmest welcome to the new families who have recently joined our parish: Marco Antonio & Elizabeth Hernandez George Sevigny Jonnah Baker Jeffrey & Marie Caldwell Marty Lautner Whitney McIvor Charles & Erin Osting Michael & Katie Kroeger Heracles & Georgette Mayingini Bazaluka Lisa Wang Ryan Zamrin Michael & Kim Durbin Mary McDonald Mary Perkins Kyle & Andrea Francis Renante & Lorena Malanog Kristen Good & Jared Hellmueller Billy & Carla Blair Javier & Arielle Cheshire Hernandez Katherine Westrick Rosy Lopez Jeffrey & Dawn Renee Borgel Laura Starns Kevin & Sharon Donohue Horacio & Magaly Moran Medina Steven Nash Chad & Erin Stevens Dylan & Christa Kinlenko Schneider Mary Ann Smith Ann Marie Marra Kyle & Alexandra Anderson Fatima Bahati

Minor MaintenanceQueen’sAl Schroeder...... 277-8285Service Temporary Food Preparation Penny Logan...... 224-9610 Scottye Terhune ...... 278-7372 Prayer Network Jane Leake ...... 231-8409 Visitation Bob Kotzbauer ...... 273-3645 Transportation Parish Office...... 278-7432 Bereavement Parish Office...... 278-7432 Funeral Meals Barbara Coats ...... 223-7978 Caring Cards Queen’s Service Parish Office...... 278-7432 If you would like to volunteer for this ministry or need assistance . . . please call one of the above numbers. A special “THANK YOU” to all the volunteers who give of their time and many talents to be of service for our church family.

VOLUNTEERS you are like an “God’s special messengers.”

Send us your news! This is YOUR Newsletter, and we are interested in your news and comments. If you would like to contribute information or pictures, please send to Jenny Poole at [email protected] or [email protected] or call Jenny at 223-9854 if you have any questions. NEXT DEADLINE FOR OCTOBER NEWS IS SEPTEMBER 28, 2018! . . . from Walter Leachman It has been an honor and a pleasure to serve as Mary Queen’s Business Manager for the past 18 years. The Holy Spirit has showered me with countless blessings and I am the most blessed person in the world. I want to thank each of you for your love, care, and support of the parish.

The parish is in wonderful hands with the new Business Manager - Brian Carlson.

I will be seeing you around. Thanks for all you do and God bless you!

Welcome new Business Manager Brian Carlson

With the retirement of Walter Leachman, Brian Carlson steps into some very big shoes as the new Business Manager for Mary, Queen of the Holy Rosary Catholic Church. His responsibilities cover overseeing all the financial needs of the church. Currently, he is in the process of employing both a new Bookkeeper and Facilities Manager.

Brian appreciates the opportunity to serve our church and will be readily available to talk about anyone’s needs. He has an ‘open door’ policy though you can contact him at 859-278-7432 or by email to [email protected].

A longtime parishioner (13 years) of Mary Queen, Brian worked as a Financial Analyst at Conduent here in Lexington (initially known as XEROX). He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from Wayne State University in Detroit, MI. and is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). He has taught Sunday children’s formation and has been a youth group volunteer. Currently he volunteers as coordinator for the Altar Servers.

He is raising three boys; Gus, 18 who is attending the University of Kentucky, Max, 15 who attends Henry Clay, and Huck, 11 who is in the seventh grade at Winburn Middle School.

Away from work, Brian is a big sports fan, especially baseball. He used to coach Little League and soccer and is an avid reader and movie fan of suspense and science fiction.

Brian is excited and looks forward to his interactions with the Mary Queen staff and parishioners.

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Luke 6:38

Dear Fellow Parishioners,

Father Dan, Flo Lankster, and I had the chance to meet with Father Mark Pranaitis, Director of Catholic Charities from the Diocese of Gary, Indiana regarding the Diocesan Annual Appeal. Father Mark has been charged with coordinating the entire Diocesan Annual Appeal process along with the help of Father Jim Sichko for the Diocese of Lexington. tŚĂƚ/ĞŶũŽǇĞĚŵŽƐƚĂďŽƵƚƚŚĞŵĞĞƚŝŶŐǁĂƐ&ĂƚŚĞƌDĂƌŬ͛ƐĨŽĐƵƐŽŶŐĞŶĞƌŽƐŝƚǇ͘dŚĞǁŽƌĚƐ͞ĨŝŶĂŶĐĞƐ͟Žƌ͞ŵŽŶĞǇ͟ƌĂƌĞůǇ came up. He spoke about the importance of creating a culture or community of generosity at each parish. He detailed his experiences in parishes throughout the United States that when generosity was the focus, the parish flourished in all aspects of their ministry. Generosity, in all its forms, makes us more Christ-like and strengthens our spiritual bond to the Lord.

Father Mark gave a great example of generosity that I think totally encompasses ƚŚĞŚƵƌĐŚ͛Ɛ view of stewardship in general. The example is this: Father Mark noticed that a parishioner stopped giving their usual sum to the Church one year. Curious, but also concerned it was something he did, Father Mark met with the individual one evening. As their conversation drifted to financial stewardship, Father Mark asked her if it was something he did that altered her donation to the parish. Not at all, she responded. In fact, her niece was attending college and a scholarship had fallen through thus leaving her ability to attend in doubt. Moved by compassion and generosity, this parishioner used the money she ƐĞƚĂƐŝĚĞĨŽƌƚŚĞWĂƌŝƐŚƚŽƉĂǇĨŽƌŚĞƌŶŝĞĐĞ͛ƐĐŽůůĞŐĞƚƵŝƚŝŽŶ͘

One last story of generosity. This one comes from a little closer to home. There is a story my Grandmother used to tell my Dad, aunts and uncles about HER grandmother. During World War I, my great, great Grandmother, a widow with several children, was approached by a group of people raising money for the Red Cross to help the war effort. Moved by ƐŽŵĞƚŚŝŶŐƐŚĞĐŽƵůĚŶ͛ƚƋƵŝƚĞĚĞƐĐƌŝďĞ͕ƐŚĞƉůĞĚŐĞĚΨϭϬϬƚŽƚŚŝƐŐƌŽƵƉ͕ŬŶŽǁŝŶŐƚŚĂƚƐŚĞŚĂĚĂďƐŽůƵƚĞůǇŶŽĨƵŶĚƐ͘ She was admonished by her family: what was she thinking making such a pledge when she had mouths to feed and no husband to help support the family? She, however, a convert to the Catholic faith, had complete trust in the Lord's providence. Later that same day, a man only known to her as a business associate of her late husband, stopped by. He said that he had owed her husband money for some time and was just now able to repay it. He apologized for the delay and handed her the money. The amount? $100.

In both of these situations, the Church itself never received a dime. However, do both of these examples represent wholly what God wants of us in regards to Stewardship? Yes, 100%! I know the tendency of this time of year is to start ĨŝŐƵƌŝŶŐǁŚĞƌĞƚŚĞŚƵƌĐŚĨŝƚƐŝŶǇŽƵƌďƵĚŐĞƚ͘/͛ǀĞĚŽŶĞŝƚŵǇƐĞůĨ͘dŚŝƐǇĞĂƌ instead, I ask you where you can be more generous in your life. Is it with your time at talent in one of the various ministries at Mary Queen? Awesome! Is it ĐŽŶƚƌŝďƵƚŝŶŐƐŽŵĞƚŚŝŶŐ͕ŵĂǇďĞĞǀĞŶĂůŝƚƚůĞŵŽƌĞ͕ŝŶƚŚĞĐŽůůĞĐƚŝŽŶ͍dŚĂƚ͛ƐŐƌĞĂƚƚŽŽ͘ƵƚŵŽƌĞŝŵƉŽƌƚĂŶƚůǇ͕ǁŚĞƌĞĂƌĞ the areas in your life where you can show thanks for all that God has given you by filling yourself with a spirit of generosity?

Sincerely,

Thomas Keene Stewardship Committee Chair [email protected] 859.333.2444 Grisanti is a former MQ teacher, we are so glad to have her back with us. We are blessed with an amazing staff!

Starting off our school year with the amazing new playground has made our recess even more enjoyable. We are so blessed with a wonderful Mary Queen family that helped to provide such awesome equipment and surface that you just bounce on when you enter through the gates. Thank you so much to everyone who helped make our dreams possible.

Over the summer, our “Kinder”garden became an official monarch waystation. It has been very exciting getting to know the monarch as we watch them flutter School News around in our garden. We know they are only here for a very short time but we hope they will come back From the Principal . . . soon.

Welcome back! Sixth grade is a big year at Mary Queen. They have mastered their locker combinations, become We have so many things to be grateful for in this accustomed to changing classes every period and brand new school year, new faces, places, it is good have met their many new teachers. They are also to be back together again as a school family. looking very dapper in their new uniforms. Middle school is a big transition and our new 6th graders We are blessed with new teachers this school year. have handled it beautifully. We are all delighted to Our first teacher, although “new” this year is not new have them in our classes and are looking forward to a to Mary Queen, welcome back to Mrs. Jean wonderful year! Boulanger, she will be teaching our Middle School Science classes, we are excited to have her back with Check us out at our website us. Also in our middle school is Mr. Mike Meadors, www.maryqueenschool.org and don’t forget to like us he will be teaching 6th grade Language Arts and on Facebook! Religion as well as our ACES program. We also welcome in our second grade, Mrs. Erin Vicini. Our Mary Queen of the Holy Rosary School third grade teacher, Mrs. Eckman is on maternity A National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence leave to start the school year after welcoming a son, Limited openings are still available in K-8. Davis, into the family. While she is out, her class is in Call 859-277-3030 and set up a personal tour. excellent hands with Mrs. Ellen Grisanti. Mrs.

Social Justice

BUILD: LISTENING to each other is at the core of Refugees: This summer 60 or so volunteers signed up the BUILD justice ministry. All the work we do flows from Newman Center, Christ the King and Mary from the stories that we hear at the house meetings Queen to put on English as a Second Language (ESL) throughout all of Lexington. It is from these that we classes for over 20 adults and 27 children, from select the issue to work on for the year. mostly the Democratic Republic of Congo, but also Honduras and Ethiopia, helping them to advance in It is time to start the listening process and there are 11 their English skills as well as form community house meetings scheduled between Sept. 17 and Oct. together and with the volunteers. 11 at MQ so far. Each team leader has 1-2 meetings. Current justice ministry network members will be Volunteers offered classes for the adults in various invited by their team leader to their meeting. Fr. Dan levels of English proficiency, the children had and Matt Huffman, the new BUILD organizer instructions in math and English, as well as fun crafts, assigned to work with MQ, are committed to growing story time, and recreation time. the MQ justice network and will be having 4 house meetings. We have identified about 100 new people Christ the King hosted this program for 6 weeks, to reach out to as well. If Matt Huffman from BUILD twice/week for 2 hours each time. Bus transportation calls you please respond to his invitation. was provided for the Congolese. Snacks and hospitality were provided by the generous volunteers. I love the listening process because as we listen to Volunteers were current and retired teachers with each other we grow in caring for each other, and much experience, non-teachers with big hearts and caring and loving each other moves us to action. much love to give, teens and youth. Their dedication BUILD has a very effective process for taking action was inspiring! and making a difference in the lives of the people of Lexington. We look forward to doing it again next Summer.

Contact Kabby with questions or to get involved ([email protected], 223-8887). 8:30, Oct 3 - Dec. 5. Contact Kabby to Young Adult and sign up ([email protected], 223-8887).

Family Ministry Camping: The summer has flown by, we have 3 fun camping trips in the books, one Bible Study: We are currently studying cancelled, 2 to go (Carter Caves, Labor the Formed study on The Eucharist. It is Day weekend; Brown County, Oct. 4-7). FANTASTIC! We are learning so much, “mind blowing” is often the reaction after Here are some photos of the June trip to watching the excellent videos. Our faith is the Smokys! so rich and deep as we realize God’s plan from the beginning of time traced through the Old Testament, fulfilled in the New Testament through Jesus, leading us to eternity.

You can watch these excellent studies on your own through the MQ parish Formed subscription, as well as movies, reflections, etc. What a treasure. Go to Formed.org, use MQ’s code: B2J8M7 and set up your own account and then feast on the wide variety of resources.

The next study is the Formed study on Peter: The character of St. Peter is both inspiring and confounding to many of us. How could a stubborn and impulsive fisherman become the "rock" upon which Jesus would build his Church? Bringing together biblical accounts, historical evidence, Church teaching, classical art, and personal insights, Dr. Tim Gray gives a fresh perspective on Simon Peter that is immediately informative and relevant to our lives. After all, if Jesus could bring out the very best in someone like Peter, then there is hope for the rest of us.

This 10 week study will run on Tuesday mornings, 9-10:30, Oct 2 - Dec. 4. Another session is offered on Wed. nights, 7:00- Young at Heart It’s time to celebrate our “Young at Heart” (89 and older).

After 4 p.m. Mass on September 22nd. All parishioners are invited to attend and help celebrate.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

MQHR Hat Ministry Young Adult Initiative: MQ is starting a The MQHR Hat Ministry invites all those who have ministry to young adults with the target been given the gift of using your hands to knit or ages 23-29. Our first step is to identify crochet to join us. and listen to young adults in this age It is in this beautiful act of love that is a prayer to range. If you are a young adult or have a glorify God by knitting and crocheting hats for those loved one who is, please send us the young who are receiving cancer treatments. adult’s contact information (Name, phone and email) and we’ll be in touch as we start If God is calling you to this ministry, please email to organize listening sessions. Becky Estep at [email protected] OR contact the Parish Office at 859-278-7432. ([email protected], 223-8887).

Young Adult Supper Club: 1st & 3rd Sundays at 6:45pm The “MARY” Widows Let’s build community among the young Mary, the Mother of Our Lord, was a widow for adults in our parish! If you’re in the many, many years. We will be looking to her for 20’s/30‘s age group, join us for food and Guidance and Support. conversation after the 5:30pm mass. Our meetings will be held the second Tuesday of We'll be meeting at local restaurants, the each month with outside trips and events. upcoming schedule is below. Hope to see you there! Contact Hadley Negaard with Come join us at Noon with a sandwich and a drink in any questions or if you would like to be on the meeting room at Church. Entrance is the door facing Clays Mill Road. the e-mail list: [email protected] / cell: 334.202.9814 Call Scottye Terhune at 278-7372, or just come. Upcoming Schedule: September 2nd - Canceled (Labor Day) All Widows are invited. September 16th - Winchell's Mary, Queen of Widows . . . Pray for Us proceeds from Hoagie Day benefit Lexington Lexington Catholic Catholic's students and families as we work to fill the gap between tuition costs and actual cost of educating Mass with the Bishop: each student. We welcome the class of 1969 to join us at Mass on Wednesday, September 12th. Mass begins at LCHS Alumni: approximately 10 a.m. and will be held at Mary It is reunion time for all alumni classes ending in '3' Queen of the Holy Rosary. or '8.' Contact Pam Schneider to start planning today.

Middle School Knight: Alumni, please stay in touch! We want to keep up We invite our middle school students to come out for with everyone and also keep you informed about the an exciting evening at the home football game on exciting things happening at your alma mater. Assist Friday, September 14th at 6 p.m. We will have food, us in keeping track of you by completing THIS games, prizes and more! FORM or by emailing your updated information to Pam Schneider. Thank you! Blood Wedding Play: Our Stage Knight combine music, dance, poetry, and Pam Schneider: [email protected] prose in their first production of the year on September 12th, 13th, and 15th at 7:30 p.m. Admission is $5 for students and $10 for adults. The theatre opens 30 minutes before curtain. MQ College Box Ministry Two times per year (November 1st and February Two families in a semi-mythical rural Spain are 19th), through volunteer donations, boxes are intricately bound in an unbreakable cycle of murder assembled and sent to our college students. and revenge. The death-bound love triangle at the center of the play fuels these passions to a fever pitch No names are carried forward from year to year- and propels the story to its unstoppable tragic students must be re-registered every year. conclusion. If you would like to be on the list or have your college An arranged country marriage between the children student on the list, please email the college student's of rich landowners is about to take place. A past lover, name, address, email and the parent's name and email himself in a loveless marriage, cannot allow the to [email protected] wedding to take place and spirits the Bride away, who goes with him willingly on her wedding night. An Questions may be directed through this email, also. entire town goes after the lovers in the middle of the night where pursuers and pursued plunge into a realm Parent's name and email are required. of deep darkness where the moonlight is not friendly and the forest not shelter enough. Deadline for the sign ups is 3 weeks before the mailing. Lorca's image-laden poetry unfolds the story with the fire and power characteristic of his work and the fateful resonance that marked his own tragically short life.

Hoagie Saturday Volunteers: Hoagie Day will be held on Saturday, September 22nd. Class parent reps will be reaching out with a sign-up genius form for volunteers, so be on the lookout. Hoagie sales are a wonderful, unique FUNdraiser and community building event! All

What is Dismissal?

When a person is going through the process to become Catholic, commonly called RCIA, there are different aspects of formation. Those who are unbaptized (called Catechumens) are dismissed after the Homily. During this dismissal, they reflect on the readings and how they are relevant in their own lives. This is an important part of their formation and gives them the opportunity to share their joys and spiritual experiences each week.

Dismissal also teaches us that the Catechumens are not yet members of the faithful. There is a difference between the unbaptized and baptized and we have different roles and functions. They remind those of us who are Catholic who we are - members of the royal priesthood.

We are not sending the Catechumens away - but sending them out to do the work that is beneficial to their formation. They focus more intently on the Word and listen deeply to God's call to them as they journey towards Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist at the Easter Vigil April 20, 2019.

We hope the Mary Queen community will become more familiar with the Catechumens at our parish and be excited in anticipation for them to become Catholic! English Women English Men September 27-30, 2018 February 21-24, 2019

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Boy Scouts (continued) Bishop’s Annual Wedding You can see the troop slideshow of all the activities from Anniversary Celebration– the last Court of Honor. Go to troop website at www.t282.org and click on outings. October 6, 2018: For all couples having their 10th, 25th, 40th, 50th or If you are interested in Boy Scouts of America, either as a 50th plus wedding anniversary in 2018, the Bishop will Scout or an adult, contact Scoutmaster John Rotramel at celebrate with you at the Cathedral of Christ the King (859) 223-4235 or Troop 282 Committee Chair, John on Saturday, October 6th. Tomecek at (859)-296-5803. The event begins with Mass at 5:00 PM with Bishop John Stowe, OFM Conv. presiding, followed by a catered reception in Hehman Hall. We are also looking Upcoming events for couples newly married in 2018 to be hospitality ministers. x September – Via Ferrata and Backpacking x October – Conservation project in the Gorge and If you or someone you know is celebrating one of these Flag Retirement Ceremony jubilee anniversaries in 2018 or if you are newly x November – Shooting Campout married and would like to serve as hospitality ministers, x December – First Southern Winter campout please contact Claudia Green at the Catholic Center at (859) 253-1993, ext. 228 to make reservations by September 28. Please give your name, parish, mailing address, phone number, and original wedding date. You can also call the parish office 278-7432 and give information to Jane Tucker.

Help Make the Festival Market a Success! The Festival Market is a booth at the Fall Festival that sells pumpkins, mums, holiday decor, kid items, treats, and homemade crafts. Please consider volunteering your time or donating items that would sell well in the Festival Market booth. • Gently used Halloween costumes • Homemade crafts (jewelry, headbands, stationery, kid’s items, etc.) • Baked Goods - Homemade Breads & Fall Treats (pre-packaged in sandwich baggies – Candy Corn, Chex Mix, Caramel Corn, etc.) • Any Holiday Decor • Glow in the Dark items • Gently used CD’s, DVD’s, & games

Contact Donna Kukuk at 859-420-8188 or [email protected] with questions or to make pickup arrangements. You can also drop off donations at Parish Office between 9 and 3.

We appreciate your support!!