Welcome to Mary Our Queen Parish
Regular Weekend Mass Schedule
Saturday at 5:00 PM (Vigil) ~ Sanctuary
Sunday at 8:30 AM ~ Sanctuary
Sunday at 11:00 AM ~ Sanctuary (Livestream of Mass available on website HERE)
Sunday at 5 PM ~ Sanctuary
Sunday at 7 PM ~ Polish Mass every 1st & 2nd Sunday of the Month in Sanctuary
Regular Daily Mass Schedule
Monday – 8:30 am
Tuesday – 12 Noon (Communion Service)
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday – 12 Noon
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturdays & Sundays: 4 to 4:30 pm before the 5pm Mass
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Mary Our Queen Catholic Church
Our mission is to lead all to Christ by living the Sacraments, teaching the Faith, & serving others.
This green silk fabric is buttery soft, and just so beautiful. It will be used to create a set of vestments for our priests and deacons (one chasuble and one dalmatic). It will be more of a summery style vestment (less fabric). This fabric, from Gammarelli’s of Rome, includes griffins on it. The mythological griffin was known for guarding treasures, and as protectors against evil. Many monks drew them into the illuminations of holy books, and masons carved them into cathedrals. ![]()
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But in the Middle Ages the griffin became more associated with Christ. The griffin’s body is that of a lion (the king of beasts) and the griffin’s head and wings are that of an eagle (the king of the skies). The lion represents an earthly identity whereas the eagle represents a transcendent or heavenly identity. As such, combined into a griffin, this becomes a symbol of the two natures of the King of Kings (human and divine). It will be fun to see how this beautiful fabric of great, green griffins gets used for MOQ’s newest vestments. ![]()
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Mary Our Queen is grateful to those benefactors who are so generous, and are helping us acquire such beautiful vestments. We have a great parish!
