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Knights of Columbus Vidalia Onion Sale | April 27 & 28

Knights of Columbus Vidalia Onion Sale
April 27 & 28 Before & After each Mass
(and maybe the weekend of May 4 & 5 if bags are still available)
10 lb. Bag Cost: 1 bag for $13 | 2 bags for $25

The Knights of Columbus at MOQ send our parish’s seminarians modest financial support each month. This year’s onion sales will go to replenish our seminarian assistance funds. You can support the Knights and our seminarians and enjoy one of our state’s culinary treasures all at once by purchasing a 10 lb. bag of Vidalia onions. Thank you for your support!

 

Graduate Mass | May 5 at 5pm

Graduate Mass
Sunday, May 5 at 5 pm
Graduate Mass with Reception afterward under Green Awning

We invite all MOQ 2024 High School seniors to join us for a Graduate Mass on Sunday, May 5th at 5 pm. We will pray for our seniors, and Father Byrd will offer them a special blessing as they finish high school and prepare to move on to the next chapter. If you have a senior who wants to participate in this Mass, please RSVP to Lindsey Martin by April 28th. You can email her at lmartin@maryourqueen.com.

 

Great Vigil of Pentecost | May 18 at 7pm

The Great Vigil of Pentecost — Saturday, May 18 at 7 pm

Please mark your calendars for Saturday, May 18th, as we will offer a rare opportunity for Catholics to attend
an extended Great Vigil of Pentecost that evening at 7 pm. This extended Great Vigil of Pentecost comes with a few more readings and reflects the solemnity of this holy feast that closes out Paschal tide. Just as our Lady, the Apostles, and other disciples were assembled in the Upper Room of the Cenacle 2000 years ago, we will assemble for prayers and readings to mark the anniversary of the coming of the promised Holy Spirit. This extraordinary liturgy, rarely done anywhere, will eclipse our routinely scheduled ordinary 5 pm Saturday Mass that weekend. In ages past, the Great Vigil of Pentecost would have been a time for baptisms and confirmations, commemorating St. Peter’s baptism of 3000 souls in Jerusalem at that first Pentecost.

 

Celebration of St. George Feast Day

Celebration of Feast Day of St. George
Sunday, May 5, between the morning Masses
Our Coffee Ministry will serve Coffee at 9:30 am, and Religious Education students will be dismissed from class & join the fun starting around 10:15 am in St. Joseph’s Hall.

We plan to mark the Feast Day of St. George with a special celebration on the last Sunday of our Religious Education classes, May 5th. Along with coffee for adults sponsored by our Coffee Ministry, our kids will join us for treats. But be forewarned, there is a rumor of a rather menacing dragon on the loose that needs slaying. So, you never know what will happen.

Who was St. George? He is one of the most popular saints in the world and lived long ago. Venerated from ancient times and honored from East to West, he is called “the Great Martyr.” There are countless icons of him around the world. He is most famous for his legend of slaying a dragon. While it should be admitted that this fantastic legend is late, both the legend and the icon nevertheless symbolize the battle of good versus evil, with a dragon symbolizing chaos, destruction, and sin. So, at its root, this is the most ancient of all tales.

Here is a helpful prayer that might help us prepare for the feast: Almighty God, who gave to your servant George boldness to Confess the Name of our Savior Jesus Christ before the rulers of this world, and courage to die for this faith: Grant that we may always be ready to give a reason for the hope that is in us, and to suffer gladly for the sake of our Lord Jesus Christ; who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.

 

Women’s Guild Game Night & Social

Women’s Guild May Meeting
Game Night and Social
Monday, May 13
7 pm | St. Joseph’s Hall

All women of the parish are invited to our May meeting. Play some games, socialize, eat, and have some fun! This will be our last meeting before the Summer. Sandwiches will be provided. Please bring a side or dessert to share. Join us!

 

Mary’s Moms: Raising Future Saints

Welcome to Mary’s Moms!
Inspired by our Blessed Mother, we celebrate the privilege of raising our families to heaven through a support system of moms at Mary Our Queen. We provide meet-ups such as Rosary & Rosé and Moms & Muffins to share the joys and struggles of motherhood.

UPCOMING MEETUPS:

ROSARY & ROSÉ because even Mary prayed for wine.
Held on the Third Thursday of the month at 7 PM in the Cenacle room of the Trinity building. Bring your rosary and a snack to share.

MOMS & MUFFINS because motherhood loves company.
Second and Fourth Tuesdays in the Youth Lounge from 10 AM-12 PM . Come enjoy a snack and a playdate. Children 5 and under. Coffee and toys are provided.

DADS & DOUGHNUTS because fatherhood loves company.
April 20th from 10AM-12PM in the Youth Lounge. Dads are invited to come and meet other fathers while your kids enjoy a playdate. Children 5 and under. Coffee, doughnuts and toys are provided.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

Save the date for MOMosa’s Morning Out on July 20th from 10AM-12PM.
Connect with other moms at our parish for a potluck brunch and enjoy food uninterrupted.

Save the date for Mary’s Birthday Party on September 8th after the 11AM mass.
Mary’s Moms and the Village welcome you to sing happy birthday to Mary. Bring your rosary and a dish for a potluck lunch as we celebrate Mary’s birthday with blessings and sweets.

Any questions email marysmoms@maryourqueen.com

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Sunday Coffee Ministry

We provide Coffee and Light Breakfast options to parishioners and visitors after the 8:30 AM Mass on Sundays. Our goal is to give people a chance to connect with old and new friends, promoting community and fellowship.

We are looking for a few volunteers to help with an easy setup for our upcoming Sunday coffees. If you are interested in helping, please sign up here.

Come to the Table Ministry

Come to the Table

Come to the Table is a chance to get to know one another better by sharing a meal. It is a way for the adult members of our church to meet other people in the church in an informal home setting.

How it works:

For each round of Come to the Table, groups are formed combining couples and singles for a meal at a host’s home. Group sizes are usually eight but can be 6 or 10 depending on what the hosts can accommodate. This size ensures that the group is large enough to meet new people and small enough for all to be involved in conversation.

Hosts will contact the people assigned to their group to arrange a date that works for all starting in April. Get togethers will be scheduled every other month.

Once a date is established, participants agree on what they will bring to the dinner. These dinners are not intended to be gourmet events, they are gatherings to get to know one another better so any level of culinary expertise is welcome!

How to get involved:

Getting involved is as easy as providing some simple information on the form below including whether you are willing to host. You can join as a single, a couple or a couple of friends who enjoy spending time together. Non-Catholic spouses or friends are absolutely a welcome part of these dinners.

Please join us for our fun gatherings by submitting the form below.

Coffeehouse Catholics Adult Faith Formation Series

ALL PARISH ADULTS are welcome to the “Coffeehouse” after the 8:30 a.m. Mass. We invite all parish adults to enjoy coffee and refreshments, followed by a presentation in Saint Joseph’s Hall. Presenters and topics vary. At times, we will have a series of talks; at others, we will offer a talk or discussion on a specific issue.
We also invite ALL PARENTS of the parish to join us once a month to discuss how to approach tough topics with your kids in today’s culture. This year, in Parent Faith Formation, we will use Pope Saint John Paul II’s work, Theology of the Body, to understand how to approach specific issues surrounding human dignity and sexuality with our kids. We will discuss issues such as modesty, dating, gender dysphoria, and pornography. These are difficult but important conversations, and we hope all parish parents will join us.

Adult and Parent Faith Formation
Theology of the Body and Pornography
Sunday, April 28 at 9:30am
St. Joseph’s Hall

Each year the Archdiocese of Atlanta asks parishes to set aside Good Shepherd Sunday as a day to discuss the harmfulness of pornography in marriages, families, and our culture as a whole, while providing helpful resources to both individuals and families. It is an opportunity for us to take a proactive approach in equipping parents so they may better protect and safeguard their homes. We invite all parents and adults of the parish to join us on Sunday, April 28th, between the Masses in Saint Joseph’s Hall. We hope you will join us to hear Mary Our Queen parishioner and father of four, Brandon Doty, discuss ways to protect your children from inappropriate content at all ages and how John Paul II’s work can help you to have conversations about the truth, beauty, and goodness of the body.

MAY TOPIC: Overview of Islam
Sunday, May 12
9:30am in St. Joseph’s Hall

Fr. Byrd will give an overview presentation on the subject of Islam, which is growing in the west and is at the center of the geo-political challenges our world faces year after year. What should we know about this religion? The subject is complex, but we hope to look briefly at the origins of Islam and review some of its fundamental claims.

Click HERE for the 2024 Parent and Adult Faith Formation Calendar 

Walking with Purpose | Women’s Bible Study

We are eager to get back to community—back to our Bible study and community of friends who encourage us to become the image of God! You are welcome here.

JOIN US IN SEPTEMBER 2024: We will begin a new study, Discovering Our Dignity.

Women of the Old and New Testaments were as flawed and broken as we can be, yet the power of God worked in their lives. Discovering Our Dignity will allow you to learn from their experiences and uncover ways to deal with unwanted circumstances and deferred hopes. Click here for our 2024-2025 Schedule.

Enjoy the Discovering our Dignity playlist on Spotify:

Interested in joining us? REGISTER THROUGH FORM BELOW

Questions? Please contact us through the registration form below and submit. We will follow up with you either by email or phone.

Walking with Purpose Registration Form

    Small group leaders are essential for our Bible Study. You will be given a small group leader's guide and the lesson answers will be reviewed together before each lesson (at a convenient time determined by leaders).
    Occasionally, we need a substitute small group leader. As a sub teacher, you will be given the small group leader's guide and the lesson answers will be reviewed together before each lesson (at a convenient time determined by leaders).