Mary Queen of Peace Catholic Church 676 W. Lockwood Avenue, Webster Groves, Missouri ~ ~

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1 Mary Queen of Peace Catholic Church 676 W. Lockwood Avenue, Webster Groves, Missouri ~ ~ Mission Statement Closer to God, Closer to One Another We, the people of Mary Queen of Peace Church, are called by God to live in community as disciples. Through the sacraments, God nourishes and empowers us to follow the example of our namesake, Mary Queen of Peace. With the help of God s love and grace, our mission is to build up the kingdom of God on earth, bringing our Community closer to the Lord and closer to one another as we worship together, educate and serve. Schedule of Services Sunday Masses 5:00 pm on Saturday 7:30, 9:00, 11:00 am 2 nd & 4 th Sunday 5 pm Weekday Masses 6:45 and 8:00 am Saturday Mass 8:00 am Perpetual Help Devotions Tuesday after 8 am Mass Confession Saturday: 3:45-4:45 pm Anytime by calling the rectory. Eucharistic Adoration First Monday, 8:30 am 9:00 pm Third Monday, 8:30 am 9:00 pm Marriage To be arranged with one of the parish priests as soon as the decision to marry has been made or at least six months before the wedding date. Baptism Sunday-12:00 pm with arrangement made by calling the Parish Office. Preparation Class for Parents every first Tuesday at 7:00 pm. in the Parish Office Rectory W. Lockwood, Phone Website: School W. Lockwood, Phone Archdiocese of St. Louis website: Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 am -- 4:30 pm Bulletin Deadline: Tues. 12:00 pm Please arrange for keys, etc. before Sunday afternoon

2 Mary Queen of Peace - Webster Groves, Missouri Mary Queen of Peace Staff FAX: for MQP mqpparishoffice@mqpwg.org Website: Pastor: Rev. John Rogers Vien frjohnvien@mqpwg.org Part-time Assoc. Pastor: Rev. Aaron Nord aaron_nord@yahoo.com Retired Priest in Residence: Msgr. Robert Jovanovic robertj@mqpwg.org Deacon: Rev. Mr. Joe Wientge Rev. Mr. Tom Mulvihill Business Manager: Barb Schlanger Secretary: Madeline Kohr Website: Chandra Tripp Music Director: Marc Strathman Pastoral Associate: Mary Ann Zimmerman Administrative Assistant Heather O Keefe MQP School & PSR FAX: Principal: Mrs. Amy Schroff Parish School of Religion Mrs. Donna Maurer Youth Ministry: Angela Fiordelisi Liturgy of the Word for Children: Denise Watkins Alicia Albus Parish Council: Peg Abeln Stewardship: Tim Brown Finance: Eric Scott Home & School: Becky Lane Board of Education Jan Schuster Athletics: Ryan Moore Page 2 A NEW WEEK FR. JOHN VIEN As a priest who spent nearly 10 years surrounded by and enriched by so many immigrants and refugees, the recently-issued immigration policies of the new Administration are gravely troubling. I consider myself so blessed to have prayed with, worked with, celebrated with, and suffered with many immigrants and refugees from Liberia, Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, Vietnam, Myanmar, and so many other countries. They are among my friends and acquaintances, and their lives have enriched mine, as well as having enriched our Church and our St. Louis community. The Scriptures, especially words of Jesus, are so patently clear that we must welcome the stranger; our eternal life depends on it. I have been heartened by so many Catholics and Christians who are resisting these new policies, which I consider unfortunate, unjust, and immoral. As a Catholic, I will not rest until this wrong is corrected. As Catholics, we must all make our voice heard. For your prayer, reflection, and information, I share this statement from His Excellency Robert Carlson, Archbishop of St. Louis: The recent executive order to turn away refugees and to narrow or close our nation s doors to our migrant sisters and brothers who are fleeing hunger, hardships, violence and persecution does not represent the best of our Catholic and American values and ideals. As Catholics, we appreciate the sensitivity shown to Christians who are fleeing persecution, but we are disheartened and alarmed by actions that target and profile others because of the color of their skin, the language they speak, the religion they profess and the land they call home. The notion that a thriving society would benefit from biased policies and practices based on ignorance, fear and a disordered nationalism corrodes the very essence of our American spirit and impoverishes our democratic life. As citizens of this great land and as members of the Catholic community, we are particularly concerned about our Muslim sisters and brothers whose lives are becoming increasingly difficult and whose safety is being threatened by this recent turn of events in our structures of government and society. Welcoming the stranger, the immigrant, and the refugee have been long-standing hallmarks of our American way of life and religious convictions. Over the years, civic, government, religious institutions, and organizations in our nation and region have trusted the thorough vetting process in place, and together have labored to help resettle families, men, women & children from many parts of the world. And, in our experience of integrating our migrant and refugee sisters and brothers into our common way of life, we have seen our families, neighborhoods, cities, and faith communities flourish. The responsibility to welcome and care for the migrant and refugee are not only public and social virtues, but also find common ground and resolve in faith: Come you that are blessed by my Father for I was a stranger and you welcomed me (Matthew 25: 34-35). This Gospel mandate to actively reach out and welcome the stranger has guided our Catholic social values and practices for centuries. Throughout our Catholic tradition, we have learned to be attentive to the needs of the poor, the marginalized, and the vulnerable. In faith, we have come to recognize and know the face of Christ in the migrant and refugee. Furthermore, as Catholics we believe that our responsibility to help the most vulnerable means helping those in need, especially those who in our day are forcibly being displaced from their homes and are experiencing incredible difficulties. Our commitment to life and religious freedom teaches us that we must welcome all faiths and cultures at our shores and doors, mindful of the inherent dignity found in them and ready to grow in God s grace. In faith, we believe that each person, regardless of their official status, is made in the image and likeness of God, and as such deserves to be treated with respect, justice, and love. In this spirit of compassion and solidarity, today, I join my brother Catholic bishops, religious and civic leaders, the larger Catholic community and people of good will in opposing the executive order which seeks to narrow and close the doors to our most vulnerable migrants and refugees. The Archdiocese of St. Louis will continue to be a place of welcome, service, and mutual hospitality, especially to the suffering and most vulnerable among us. Let us hear the words of Pope Francis anew: No one can remain insensitive to the inequalities that persist in the world! Everybody, according to his or her particular opportunities and responsibilities, should be able to make a personal contribution to putting an end to so many social injustices. The culture of selfishness and individualism that often prevails in our society is not, I repeat, not what builds up and leads to a more habitable world: rather, it is the culture of solidarity that does so; the culture of solidarity means seeing others not as rivals or statistics, but brothers and sisters. And we are all brothers and sisters!

3 STEWARDSHIP-COLUMN OUR GIFTS TO GOD AND PARISH Monthly Offertory Summary Last 5 Weeks Offertory Month of Jan $ 75,116 Last five Weeks Electronic Giving $ 56,557 Five Week Offertory Budget $ (136,000) Surplus / Deficit $ (4,327) Last five weeks average $ 26,335 Weekly Goal $ 34,000 Year-to-Date (YTD) Offertory Summary July 2016 through June 2017 YTD Offertory Budget $ 1, YTD Offertory Actual $ 995,282 Surplus/Deficit $ (58,718) Year-to-date weekly average $ 32,106 If you re interested in enrolling with OSV Online Giving for ACH, credit/debit card, please call Barb at the Parish Office, Special Collections for January 2017 Seminaries Total $ 6, MQP St. Vincent de Paul $ Improvement Collection $ 3, Solemnity of Mary $ 1, St. Louis Review $ 2, Total Special Collections $ 14, Mary Queen of Peace is dedicated to fostering missionary discipleship, which is the process of encountering Jesus, growing in our relationship & knowledge of Him & sharing Him constantly. We offer the following programs to help you take one step closer to Jesus. WOMEN S RETREAT - Give yourself a Valentine gift of love and sign up for the 2017 Women s ACTS Retreat. The pace of daily life is pretty hectic. Because we re always on the go, there isn t much time to think about the things that are truly important in life. A retreat offers you a chance to reflect, refresh & renew. Our retreat starts Thursday, March 30, 6 PM and ends on Sunday, April 2, at 11 AM Mass. Registration forms are on the parish website or at the church exits. Call Mary Brummell for questions or information Catholic Men for Christ Conference Saturday, February 18, 2017 Touhill Performing Arts Center UMSL A great day of community with other men from all over St. Louis. In addition to fellowship, the day offers an opportunity to energize your on-going faith journey. The conference begins at 8:30am and features several internationallyrecognized, dynamic speakers who will provide practical tools for living a more joy-filled life; & concludes at 4pm with a vigil Mass. The men of MQP will meet at 7:30am and car pool to the venue. Please join us & bring a buddy, a son, a brother, or your father to enjoy the day. Questions?? Contact Tim Kavanaugh, parish captain, kavanatl@gmail.com or Sign up online at An Imminent Threat to Religious Liberty Board Bill 203 was recently introduced to the Board of Alderman for the City of St. Louis. The goal of this bill is to change the city s anti-discrimination law by adding pregnancy and reproductive health decisions as protected classes. The ordinance would allow the City of St. Louis to levy fines of up to $500 and imprisonment of up to 90 days when any employer does not cover abortion in their insurance plans or declines to hire someone who publicly advocates for abortion. These penalties also apply if a landlord refuses to rent to the abortion industry. In his January 10 statement, Archbishop Carlson noted, This proposed ordinance, therefore, would force the people of St. Louis to be complicit in the profound evil of abortion. This would be a flagrant violation of religious liberty and individual rights of conscience. We ask that everyone, particularly those who reside in the city, phone, or send a letter to the St. Louis City Board of Alderman and urge them to defeat Board Bill 203. In his homily at the Roe v. Wade Memorial Mass Archbishop Carlson urged each of us to let the political leaders here in St. Louis know whether or not you want to shop in a sanctuary city of abortion. Board of Alderman/City Hall, room 230/1200 Market Street/ St. Louis, Mo / To locate information for a particular alderman go to: Wards-1-28.cfm MARRIAGE MINISTRY: DATE NIGHT COME JOIN US! WHO: All married and engaged couples looking to enrich their relationship WHERE: MQP Cafeteria WHAT: a monthly gathering of couples with the goal of assisting them in becoming the true domestic church by providing tools & info to help them live out God s plan for the sacrament of marriage & to create a vibrant and positive community of married couples at the parish. Come join other couples for faith, fun, fellowship & refreshments. No cost to attend; childcare available for children 1 year of age and older. Please RSVP to Denise Skelton, cdskelton@yahoo.com if you require childcare. For more info, please contact any of our core team couples: Peg Abeln and Mark Woolbright Chris/Tracy Lawhorn ( ) Mark/Kathy Miller ( ) John/Amy Pollaci ( ) Mike/Denise Skelton ( ) UPCOMING DATE NIGHTS: February 25 March (Spring Break, No Date Night) April 8 -- Tale of Two Brains The ONE STEP CLOSER initiative is brought to you by the Adult Faith Formation Ministry: We are faithful leaders dedicated to delivering programs to encourage a deeper, more personal relationship with Christ. If you would like to get involved or have comments/suggestions, please contact Steve Schaefer or steveschaefer10@gmail.com. Page 3

4 Interested in Youth Group? Contact Youth Minister: Angela Fiordelisi Please let us know if you d like to be added to the list to receive updated info, reminders, & event info. Follow us for updated information and reminders: Facebook: mqpyouthministry MQP Youth Ministry strives to lead teens closer to Christ. We are committed to providing experiences, relationships, and opportunities for the teens of our parish to encounter Christ. Life Teen Youth Group All high school teens invited and welcome. Mass - 5PM; Life Night 6-7:30PM in the Lubeley Room (2nd & 4th week of month) VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL DIRECTOR NEEDED! Have your kids enjoyed MQP s VBS for the last few years? Do you think you might be ready to take on a bigger role in this amazing ministry? Did you know MQP uses a pre-designed program to make running VBS easy!...we share decorations with four other churches making decorations and set-up a breeze!...many of the lead roles are already filled! Our fearless volunteers return year after year!...members of our parish donate time, money & supplies! To be an amazing director, all you need is a can-do attitude, organization, & the ability to work with others! We have a lot of volunteers ready to help behind the scenes! For info, contact Laura Boeker at ljboeker@hotmail.com or Suzanne Moore at suzjgau@yahoo.com MQP MUSIC NEWS Dear Friends, If you are around the church this week you will notice some renovation going on. This is a project that has been in the works for several years and started by Matt Mazzoni & Bill Wolff and now is becoming a reality, It is a new music area in the front of church that will be used by all the groups involved with the music ministry to help lead you, the congregation, better in song. This new space requires the removal of some of the pews on the west side of the church and there will also be additional handicapped seating added in that area. There will also be some changes in the way the altar area itself is set up to facilitate a better worship area for the celebrants. All of this work is to better serve you not only through the music ministry but through the liturgy as a whole. As Fr. John often says, The Liturgy is the most important thing we do here at Mary Queen of Peace. This simple renovation will enhance our music ministry, so that our whole Sunday worship experience can be enhanced & strengthened. If there are any questions regarding this new area, please or call me. Marc mstrathman@mqpwg.org x114 Page 4 MONDAY, February 6, :00 A.M. Servers: G. Lane -- A. Loeffelman TUESDAY, February 7, :00 A.M. Servers: G. Lane -- A. Loeffelman - WEDNESDAY, February 8, :00 A.M. Servers: Adult Server 9:15 A.M. Servers: C. Busch -- G. Leritz -- S. Butler - THURSDAY, February 9, :00 A.M. Servers: H. Right -- S. Gilmore - FRIDAY, February 10, :00 A.M. Servers: M. Grimmer -- M. LaVigne - SATURDAY, February 11, :00 A.M. Servers: M. Grimmer -- M. LaVigne -- M.G. Thomas 5:00 P.M. Servers: C. Joyce -- C. Wendling -- P. Brennan Lectors: T. Milford -- C. Brown Ministers: J. Lynch -- M. Sawyer -- B. Rogers -- J. Bergan E. McCabe -- B. McCabe -- J. Poelker -- A. Poelker Hospitality: R. Hutchinson -- K. Hutchinson -- R. Froesel T. Milford -- Cantor: M. A. Zimmerman SUNDAY, February 12, Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 A.M. Servers: Lectors: Ministers: S. Johnson -- M. Watkins -- B. Watkins M. Kurz -- P. Brodeur D. & J. Boldt -- B. Eichner -- J. O Leary -- J. Bright 9:00 A.M. Servers: B. Ridgway -- T. Ridgway -- G. Bena Lectors: T. Mullarkey -- M. Longtine Ministers: S. Doyle -- B. Monaco -- M.E. Schukai -- D. & B. Hufford -- W. Bumbera -- M.A. Pickering Hospitality: D. Schnieders -- C. & M. Abel -- M. & M. Michenfelder H. Telfair -- E. Trusler -- P. Welch -- J. Ellis Cantor: R. Useted HOMEBOUND MINISTRY: A. Barnidge -- J. Borchers -- W. Bumbera 11:00 A.M. Servers: J. Bush -- L. Bush -- D. Molen Lectors: D. Kraatz -- M. Sharpe Ministers: K. Milford -- A. Palmquist -- T. Kraatz -- T. Fleischut C. Lawhorn -- A. Stephens -- T. Mehan -- M. Fanning Hospitality: G. Mehan -- B. Helmer -- R. Goelz -- P. Maull -- 5:00 P.M. Servers: Lectors: R. Moore -- C. Campbell -- F. Scott J. Schulte -- M. Fiordelisi Join us for our annual Valentine s Day Party on Friday, February 10, at 6:30 pm. The party is at CJ Muggs in Webster in the downstairs party room. Parking is available in the garage. The cost is $18 per person. Send your checks, made out to Mary Queen of Peace, to Mary Ann Zimmerman, 528 Clif-Side Court, by February 8. Couples and singles are welcome!!

5 FEBRUARY MEETINGS We congratulate & welcome into the Mary Queen of Peace family these children who have recently been baptized: Henry, Avery & Kate children of Blake & Keri Decker baptized on January 22. Wyatt James son of Ryan and Adrienne Robson baptized on January 22. Margaret Claire daughter of Gregory and Elise Holland baptized on January 29. Kade Gregory son of Amy Krenski baptized on January 29. Finley Rae daughter of Joshua and Tiffany McGinnis baptized on January 29. ANNUAL WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MASS AND LUNCHEON FEBRUARY 26, 2017 SAVE THE DATE For all those celebrating a 25, 50, or 50+ Wedding Anniversary this year, please save the date of Sunday, February 26, and be our special guest starting at the 11:00am Mass and then a celebration luncheon immediately following. Invites will be mailed soon. Hope you can join us! WOMEN S LEAGUE In 2017 we will again offer opportunities for the women of the parish to participate in events of spiritual reflection and preparation, as well as social gatherings. Our 2017 calendar includes: February 6 -- Women s League Meeting March 3 -- Women s League Fish Fry March 6 -- Women s League Meeting March Women s League Fish Fry March W.L. Lenten Morning of Reflection April 3 -- MQP Blood Drive April 3 -- Women s League Meeting April 7 -- Women s League Fish Fry To be added to the Women s League list send your contact info to: MQPWomensLeague@earthlink.net MQP SCRIP There s a new way to order scrip cards!!! Send an to mqpscrip@gmail.com & a volunteer will deliver your order. Payment checks can be made out to MQP. How easy is that? Shop where you normally would and MQP gets free money! Cards that we have on a regular basis are: Dierbergs, Shop n Save, Straub s, Walmart/Sam s, Walgreens, Panera, Starbucks, Target, GFS, and Whole Foods. Send any questions or orders to mqpscrip@gmail.com any time, day or night!! Check out the SCRIP page on the MQP website: Thank you to all parishioners who have supported the SCRIP Program this year by either buying cards or using a Schnucks escrip card to help raise funds for our parish. Thank you! Mary Koestner, Kelly Mehan & Jill Right Sunday February 5, Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time 9:00 am RCIA class meets in the Holy Family Room 9:00 am Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Level I in the Atrium 9&11am Children s Liturgy of the Word in the Msgr. O Toole Room 12:00 pm ACTS Core Team meets in the Msgr. Lubeley Room 12:30 pm MQP basketball in the Gym 3:00 pm Luke 18 Team meets in the Msgr. Lubeley Room & Cafeteria 6:00 pm Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Level II in the Atrium Monday, Feb. 6, 2017 Eucharistic Adoration (8:30am 9:00 pm) 6:30 pm Board of Ed Committee meets in the Holy Family Room 7:00 pm Women s League meeting in the Msgr. Lubely Room 7:15 pm St. Vincent de Paul meeting in the Msgr. O Toole Room Tuesday, February 7, :00 am MQP Quilters meet in the Msgr. Lubeley Room 10:00 am Rosary Grp at Kay Kromm s (727 S Laclede Sta Rd, ) NO Allegro Choir rehearsal this afternoon 6:30 pm Confirmation Prep class meets in the Msgr. Lubeley Room 6:45 pm PSR classes meet in the school 7:00 pm Baptism Prep class in the Msgr. O Toole Room Wednesday, February 8, :00 pm Chess Club meets in the school cafeteria 3:00 pm Grade 1 Daisies meet in the Holy Family Room 6:00 pm ALPHA Grp meets in cafeteria (babysitting in Holy Family Rm) 7:00 pm Women s ACTS group meets in the Msgr. Lubeley Room Thursday, February 9, :00 pm Adagio Choir rehearsal in the Church 3:00 pm Grade 5 Girl Scouts meet in the Msgr. Lubeley Room 3:30 pm Parent / Teacher Conferences in the School 6:00 pm Cornerstone Bible Study meets in the Cafeteria & Board Rm 7:00 pm Chorale rehearsal in the Church 9:00 pm Rosary under the Portico Friday, February 10, :00 pm Parent / Teacher Conferences in the School 3:00 pm MQP basketball in the Gym 7:30 pm AA meeting in the Msgr. Lubeley Room Saturday, February 11, :00 am MQP Basketball in the Gym 9:00 am St. Vincent de Paul meeting in the Msgr. Lubeley Room 8:30 am Pro-Life Rosary in the Church 3:45 pm Confessions in the Church Sunday, February 12, Scout Sunday / Hospitality Sunday 9:00 am RCIA class meets in the Holy Family Room 9:00 am Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Level I in the Atrium 9&11am Children s Liturgy of the Word in the Msgr. O Toole Room 11:00 am Young Catholic Musicians perform at Mass 12:00 pm Luke 18 Team meets in the Msgr. Lubeley Room 12:30 pm Basketball in the Gym 6:00 pm Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Level II in the Atrium Volunteers will be needed for all Fish Fry dates. Please check the parish website for on-line sign-up to volunteer. The shifts are 3-4:30, 5-6, and 7:30-8:30. It takes about 60 volunteers for each Fish Fry. mazimmerman@mqpwg.org with any questions. ATTENTION: MOMS Moms of all ages are welcome to join us in the cry room for the Rosary after 8am Mass on Mondays while school is in session. Squirmy babies & toddlers are welcome & encouraged! Call Sara for more info Page 5

6 PERMANENT DIACONATE INFORMATION NIGHT Do you feel called to do something special for your Church? If so, a vocation to the Permanent Diaconate might be something that you are being called to. The Office of the Permanent Diaconate is asking that interested men attend one of the Information Nights to begin exploring a vocation to the Permanent Diaconate. The Information Nights will be held on: Thursday, February 9, at St. Monica-Creve Coeur; Thursday, March 2, at St. Elizabeth, Mother of St. John the Baptist; Tuesday, March 7, at Miraculous Medal Shrine-Perryville; Thursday, March 9, at Assumption-O Fallon; and Thursday, April 6, at Cardinal Rigali Center. All meetings will begin at 7:00 PM. Wives of men considering this vocation are strongly encouraged to attend. For more information or to reserve a spot at the meeting, please contact the Office of the Permanent Diaconate at St. Louis Review: The theme this year is Living Our Faith / Vive Tu Fe. The St. Louis Review is your resource to local, national & international faith news. If you are not a parish subscriber, contact the parish office or simply leave a contribution in the basket with your request to receive the St. Louis Review. If you are a parish subscriber, consider this in your parish contribution of $30 today. Thank you for your many contributions to our faith community of time, talent and treasure. Father 2 Father Presented by the Ethics Project Wednesday, February 15, 7pm A conversation with Black Fathers to White about The Talk with their Black Sons. Holy Redeemer Church (341 E. Lockwood Ave, Webster Groves) (Cosponsored by Catholic and Christian churches of Webster Groves, including Mary Queen of Peace.) MQP Soccer Committee Concession Stand Coordinator The MQP Soccer Committee is seeking a volunteer to be the Concession Stand Coordinator at St. Elizabeth/ MQP Field for the 2017 Soccer Season. This person will manage the inventory, menu offerings, & scheduling of volunteers. The concession stand proceeds will help off-set the cost of new soccer goals for our larger field. Please soccermqp@gmail.com if you re interested. You can also call or text T.J. Siebenman Page 6 CBC Grade School Trivia Night Join in the fun at the 12th Annual CBC Grade School Winter Warm-Up Trivia Night on Friday, February 10, from 7:00-9:30 PM in CBC s Ross Hall. This event is open to both boys and girls in the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades. Cost is $10 per person. For registration information, please contact Melissa Ryan at or ryanm@cbchs.org MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER Are you and your spouse looking for a way to avoid the winter blahs and just find a weekend away for the two of you? You can find that and more closeness in your marriage on a Marriage Encounter weekend being presented on April To find out more and to apply, call or look at We pray for the repose of the souls of All the Faithful Departed. May God welcome them home, fill them with peace, and bless all those who mourn their loss. MASS INTENTIONS SUNDAY, February 5, 2017 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time READINGS: Isaiah 58: Corinthians 2:1-5 Matthew 5: :30 am John Moloney 9:00 am Pat Van Camp 11:00am People of Our Parish MONDAY, February 6, 2017 St. Paul Miki & Companions, Martyrs READINGS: Genesis 1:1-19 Mark 6: :45 am Joanne Brooks 8:00 am Special Intention of Mike Sammons TUESDAY, February 7, 2017 READINGS: Genesis 1:20 2:4a Mark 7:1-13 6:45 am Special Intention of O Malley Family 8:00 am Len Witte and Cletus Naeger WEDNESDAY, February 8, 2017 Saint Jerome Emiliani Saint Josephine Bakhita, Virgin READINGS: Genesis 2:4b-9, Mark 7: :45 am Celia Landis 8:00 am Special Intention of Sheila Burton 9:15 am Joe Grimm THURSDAY, February 9, 2017 READINGS: Genesis 2:18-25 Mark 7: :45 am Lorraine Murray 8:00 am Special Intention of Michael Currier FRIDAY, February 10, 2017 Saint Scholastica, Virgin READINGS: Genesis 3:1-8 Mark 7: :45 am Poor Souls 8:00 am James K. Walsh SATURDAY, February 11, 2017 Our Lady of Lourdes READINGS: Genesis 3:9-24 Mark 8:1-10 8:00 am Tom O Toole 5:00 pm Carrie Froesel SUNDAY, February 12, 2017 Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time READINGS: Sirach 15: Corinthians 2:6-10 Matthew 5:17-37 or 5:20-22a, 27-28, 33-34a, 37 7:30 am People of Our Parish 9:00 am John Cange 11:00 am Kenneth Powers 5:00 pm Gladys Nelson There will be an indoor soccer program for boys and girls of the parish ages The program will be conducted at Soccerdome in Webster Groves and begin in early February. For more info, please call Marty at

7 Church name & address: Mary Queen of Peace # W. Lockwood St. Louis, MO Contact person: Madeline Kohr So ware: Win 7 pub 2010 AA-X Date of publica on: February 5, 2017 Number of pages transmi ed: Cover + 5 text pages + this page = 7 (2 ad pages) Delivery day & me: Thursday by noon Special instruc ons: Weekly bulle ns Please reduce number of bulle ns to FedEx shipping address: Mary Queen of Peace # W. Lockwood St. Louis, MO Special delivery instruc ons (if any): NONE FedEx tracking mqpoffice@aol.com