We support of the wonderful work by sister Christine and Good Shepherd Services throughout the year as needed. If you are interested in helping our ministry, please contact us through the form below.
For more information about Good Shepherd Services, please visit their website here
We are a grassroots, non-profit organization dedicated to responding to the mandate of Jesus to preach the Gospel to all nations by taking the Catholic Faith to the streets, local PTC events and to fellow Catholics in our area. If you are interested in joining our ministry, please contact us through the form below.
Grief Care is a seven week program led by parish volunteers who have or are currently experiencing their own grief journey. The group will meet for seven consecutive weeks on Monday evenings. If you are interested in joining us or have questions, please register or contact us through the form below.
Week 1: Introduction and Overview
Week 2: Beginning to accept the reality of loss
Week 3: Experiencing the pain of grief
Week 4: Adjusting to the environment without your loved one
Week 5: Reconciling grief with your daily life
Week 6: Journeying toward a new normal
Week 7: Moving toward closure
MOST REQUESTED PANTRY ITEMS
Most requested personal items are:
There is a shortage of brown paper bags. If you have any to donate, please bring them in.
HOW TO DONATE
The pantry accepts non-perishable and non-expired items. Drop off your items before or after any of our Weekend Masses on the Garden Bench under the Green Awning. A volunteer will move the food inside for you. You may also make a monetary donation through the website ONLINE GIVING. Any excess funds donated may be used for SVdP families who need assistance with rent, utilities and food or gas cards.
HOW TO VOLUNTEER: To sign up in September go to: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0c4aa8a822a57-moqsvdp6
To sign up October, November or December go to: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0c4aa8a822a57-moqsvdp7
Thank you for your continued support!
The Mary Our Queen SVdP Food Pantry
This ministry of lay people discreetly helps families in distress with financial, spiritual and emotional support. They help with rent, utilities, and food to meet basic needs. Required training of volunteers is provided.
The Knights serve our parish with various events that bring family and children together. Knights abide in Charity, Unity, Fraternity, and Patriotism.
We are currently seeking new members of the Mary Our Queen Knights of Columbus. If you are male, 18 years of age or older, and are a practicing Catholic, we encourage you to join.
Why Become a Knights of Columbus?
– We have 76 brothers and continue to grow
– We received the Star Council Award this past year which recognizes outstanding achievement in membership, charity, and service program activities
– We serve our community, parish and clergy
– We support local charitable causes (which adhere to Catholic principles)
– We work to ensure the sanctity of human life from conception to natural death
– Our annual BBQ and Christmas photo fundraisers are enjoyable activities that fund many charitable initiatives
If you have questions or want to learn more, please go to our website or reach out to our Membership Director through the form below:
During Advent Season, The Angel Giving Tree program invites parishioners to choose “angel” gift tags from a display to provide a requested gift for a child or adult in need. Gifts support organizations in our area such as Good Shepherd Services and the CARE Team at Norcross High School. Parishioners can also spread Christmas joy by participating in The St. Nicholas Christmas Program, where MOQ families can adopt a family in need, as identified by St. Vincent de Paul, and purchase gifts & household items to brighten the family’s holiday season.
