MARY QUEEN OF PEACE LIFE AND DEATH EMERGENCY (763)

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1 MARY QUEEN OF PEACE St. Martin Church Church Avenue LIFE AND DEATH EMERGENCY (763) St. Walburga Church Fletcher Lane Parish/Business Office Church Avenue Rogers, Minnesota (763) (763) Fax Website: PARISH STAFF Father Michael Kaluza Pastor Deacon Joe Smith Carol Lutgen Jennifer Bolduc Lisa Burton Jennifer Krueger Cyndi Stifter Don Zahler TRUSTEES Sara Rieland, John Ruff School Church Avenue Rogers, Minnesota (763) (763) Fax Website: Deacon Business Administrator Interim Principal MQP School Office Assistant Music Director Director of Faith Formation Facilities Manager MARY QUEEN OF PEACE LEADERSHIP FINANCE COUNCIL Garrett McConnach, Chris Rice, Alicia Schmidt, Dave Schreiber PARISH COUNCIL Bernie Arseneau, Ann Beach, Jim Burkett, Jeanne Christiansen, Pat Curtis, Dave Schreiber, Marc Stone, Wade Lovelette, Norb Zahler SCHOOL ADVISORY COUNCIL Jeanne Christiansen, Brittany Clausell, Brian Edison, Paula Higgins, Laura Macke, Gina Rickert FAITH FORMATION ADVISORY COUNCIL Shelly Anderson, Diane Gannon, Jennifer Hansen, Cyndi Stifter, Marc Stone, Jennifer Sweet CEMETERY COMMITTEE Richard Beach, Charles Dehn, Dwight Erickson, Jim Kelley, Jerry Knapp, Keith Kornovich, Wade Lovelette, Jeff Nadeau, Dennis Quigley, Ray Scherber, Alan Thole, Norb Zahler STEWARDSHIP COMMITTEE Jim & Joan Burkett, Peter & Becky Mullin, Deacon Joe & Anne Smith PARISH MISSION STATEMENT We, at Mary Queen of Peace, are a community united in our faith in Christ with the purpose of educating, preserving and upholding traditional Catholic values. With our rich and unique history we strive to foster a welcoming atmosphere that unites and brings each individual closer to Christ. We call on God to guide our spiritual, pastoral, and educational efforts through the sacred liturgy, social outreach, faith formation and the parish school. With the merciful intercession of our Blessed Mother, Mary Queen of Peace. Pray for Us. Parish Office Hours Monday 12:00 pm 4:00 pm Tuesday 9:00 am 4:00 pm Wednesday 9:00 am 4:00 pm Thursday 9:00 am 4:00 pm Friday 9:00 am 12:00 pm WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil 5:00 pm St. Walburga Sunday Like us on Facebook mqpcatholic 8:00 am St. Martin 10:00 am St. Martin WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE Tuesday - 6:30 pm St. Martin Wednesday - 8:45 am St. Martin Thursday - 8:00 am St. Walburga Friday - 8:00 am St. Walburga SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Tuesday 6:00 pm St. Martin Saturday 4:00-4:45 pm St. Walburga PRAYER LINE Please call the Parish office. SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Must be a registered member of Mary Queen of Peace and complete Mary Queen of Peace s Baptism Preparation Program. Call parish office to register. SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE An immediate family member must be a registered parishioner of Mary Queen of Peace for at least one year or more. Arrangements must be made with the Deacon. SACRAMENT OF THE ANOINT- ING OF THE SICK Call the parish office or emergency number.

2 SOLEMNITY OF CHRIST THE KING NOVEMBER 25, 2018 FROM THE DESK OF...FATHER MICHAEL KALUZA MASS INTENTIONS November 27 December 2 Every Church year concludes with the solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, which highlights a central truth within our deposit of faith: Jesus Christ is the universal king and judge of all. Our readings this week focus on the kingship of Jesus and our need to recognize that kingship in our lives. It is a kingship that offers salvation for those who acknowledge his might and majesty. The Gospel is a reminder that truth is found in the person of Jesus Christ and those who seek the truth are carefully listening to his voice. It is a voice that calls us to follow God s ways. Our attentiveness to God s activity in the world and in our lives helps us to recognize the many titles ascribed to Jesus in the second reading from the book of Revelation. Jesus truly is all of them and even much more: faithful witness, firstborn of the dead, ruler of the kings, alpha and omega, the one who is, was and will be and truly the almighty! If we remember that through the kingship of Jesus in our lives, we can achieve salvation and everlasting life, then we are strengthened in our resolve to grow in virtue! As we close out the church year, we also consider that next week we begin a new liturgical year. It is a time to make resolutions, grow in holiness and desire to make changes in our lives. May we resolve to stay close to the Church so that we can discover the beauty of truth and goodness. We always have opportunities to better learn our faith and witness our dedication to evangelize. When we are close to the Church, we are close to heaven! And heaven is the destiny for those who acknowledge Jesus as Lord and King! God bless you! Father Michael Kaluza Tues. (6:30p) Wed. (8:45a) Thur. (8:00a) Fri. (8:00a) Sat. (5:00p) Sun. (8:00a) Sun. (10:00a) Regina Dingwell Willie Zachman Richard Weber Jeanne Trombley Urb & Coletta Bares The People Deceased Members of the Marx Family HOLY COMMUNION TO THE HOMEBOUND If you are homebound, ill or recovering from an illness and would like to receive Holy Communion, please call Dave Paschke at by noon on Saturday if you would like a visit next Sunday. November 17 & 18 Not available due to early bulletin deadline. MASS COUNT November 17 & 18 Not available due to early bulletin deadline. MARY QUEEN OF PEACE CATHOLIC SCHOOL Wednesday, November 28 8:45 am Mass Grade 4 Friday, November 30 End of Tri I 2:15 pm Vespers MARY QUEEN OF PEACE FAITH FORMATION Wednesday, November 28 6:15 pm Gr K-6 Class 7:30 pm Gr 7-9 Class FEAST OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION (Holy Day of Obligation) MASS SCHEDULE Friday, December 7, 6:30 pm St. Martin Church Saturday, December 8, 8:00 am St. Walburga Church

3 DONATE A MEMORIAL POINSETTIA If you would like to donate a Poinsettia plant in memory of a loved one for the Christmas holiday, please place your donation in a white envelope, along with the name(s) of your loved one(s) you are remembering. Please mark the envelope CHRISTMAS FLOWERS and drop it in the collection plate. Names will appear in the bulletins during Christmas and New Year. The Poinsettia plants will be used to decorate both St. Martin s and St. Walburga churches for Christmas. Deadline: Monday, December RELIGIOUS CALENDARS Mary Queen of Peace would like to thank Mr. Tom Weber and the Evans Nordby Funeral Chapel of Osseo and Brooklyn Park, for generously furnishing our Religious Calendars for The calendars have arrived and are available at the back of both churches for parishioners. SAVE THE DATE CROSS FUNDRAISER Monday, November 26 Maynard s Restaurant in Rogers is again donating 100% of their sales to CROSS on November 26! Stop by for lunch or dinner and support CROSS services! Please welcome our new parishioners to our parish community: Gregg & Barbara Chiponis THE GIVING TREE The Giving Trees are up in the back of both churches. Please take ornaments from the tree, purchase the gifts, and return the unwrapped gift with ornament attached to the tree by December 9. Gifts we collect at Mary Queen of Peace will be given to the following organizations: *Abba, Pregnancy Resource Center in Elk River *Cornerstone, Options for Women in St. Michael *Open Doors for Youth in Elk River *Cross, Help Hands Reaching Out in Rogers *Catholic Charities, Northside Child Development Center in Minneapolis Thank you for your generosity! Catholic Watchmen Night Tuesday, November 27 6:30 pm St. Martin Social Hall November Topic: The Impact of Prayer Mary Queen of Peace is hosting Catholic Watchmen Night on Tuesday evening. All men of the parish are invited. The night will begin with Mass at 6:30 pm, followed by a meal, refreshments, and a video presentation. Contact Chris Rickert at or chris.rickert@gmail.com with questions. Text MQPROGERS to to receive monthly Catholic Watchmen updates. MEALS ON WHEELS Would you or someone you know enjoy a hot nourishing meal without having to leave home. Meals On Wheels will deliver meals up to five days a week. Call Brenda at at CROSS for delivery options or to apply. MQP Knights of Columbus BINGO Sunday, November 25 1:00 pm Rogers Community Center Refreshments and Raffle available! ADVENT PENANCE SERVICES WITH INDIVIDUAL CONFESSIONS ALL BEGIN AT 7:00 PM Dec. 11 -Mary Queen of Peace (St. Martin Campus) Dec. 16 -St. John the Baptist - Dayton Dec. 18 -St. Albert s - Albertville Dec. 20 -St. Michael - St. Michael Northwest Deanery Council of Catholic Women Advent Day of Prayer Be Patient In Affliction Thursday, December 6, :00 am 3:00 pm Christ the King Retreat Center Buffalo, MN Speaker, Lunch, Reconciliation & Mass Cost: $30 payable at the door PREPARATION OF THE GIFTS It is impractical for each one of us to approach the altar with gifts; instead we allow representatives to bring forward the gifts of bread, wine and financial offering which represents more than money it represents our personal sacrifice to continue the ministry of Christ s Church. The gifts are brought from the far end of the church through the assembly to indicate these are gifts from the people. Most importantly, this indicates the people are making a gift of themselves to be transformed with the bread and wine. If you and/or your family would like to bring the gifts to the altar, please let one of the ushers know before Mass.

4 Eucharistic Adoration As we spend time with Jesus, we come to trust Him and rely on Him more and more. Ministry Sunday Eucharistic Adoration Please join us today, Sunday, November 25, after both Masses for coffee, donuts and fellowship. For more information on our Eucharist Adoration Chapel contact Jan Hofford at The Wright County Serrans invite you to join in praying for our local seminarians and those in religious formation: Deacon Andrew Zipp, Josh Salonek, Ryan Sustacek and Perry Eggert, St. Michael, St. Michael; Cullen Gallagher, Chris Yanta, Alexander Marquette and Lisa Northenscold, St. Timothy, Maple Lake; Morgan Backstrom, Victoria Backstom, RaeAnn Athman and Sr. Seraphine of the Heart of Jesus, St. Albert, Albertville; Samuel Gilbertson and Jonathon Hank, St. Thomas the Apostle, Corcoran ; Andrew Scherber and Alexander Rasset, St. Francis Xavier, Buffalo; Michael Sester, Deacon Jerek Scherber, Dain Scherber and John Sester, Mary Queen of Peace, Rogers; Mitch Logeais and Morgan Fournier, Church of St. Ignatius, Annandale; Sister Gianna Agnes Popp, St. Luke, Clearwater. Also Hannah Lisson, St. Luke's, Clearwater and Gabe Thorp, St. Michael, St. Michael who are in NET Ministries and Zachary Sandquist, St. Boniface, St. Boniface, who is serving with FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students). Walk With Me Vocation Prayer for those on their journey to ordination/final vows: Loving God, we ask you to guide the men and women of this Archdiocese who are considering religious life and those already on their journey towards ordination or final vows. Bless them in their decisions. Strengthen them in their love for you and their desire to serve you in this special way. Hold them close to your heart, especially during difficult or troubled times. Shower them with your love and fill them with courage and joy as they study and prepare themselves for your work. We pray for all on their journey to religious life. May they feel our loving and prayerful support. We ask this in the name of Jesus, your Son. Amen.

5 United in Faith, Honoring our Past, Shaping our Future! T H A N K Y O U! On this Thanksgiving weekend as we gather with friends and family we are reminded of the many gifts that we have been given not the least of which are the gifts of gratitude and patience. Just over one year ago, we held the Ground Breaking Ceremony for the Parish Life Center. Who could have guessed at that time the project would have suffered one delay after another! We are all frustrated with the delays, but we know patience is a virtue! Patience demonstrates the ability to endure challenges and speed bumps without getting too easily flustered and bent out of shape. We are a patient people! Even though we don t see a building and instead see a pile of dirt, that doesn t mean there hasn t been a dedicated group of parishioners who have spent countless hours planning, meeting, negotiating and groveling to get us to where we are today. We are a grateful to all the parishioners who have continued to trust in this project and remain committed to their financial pledge. People who are grateful are more patient because they measure their challenges against their blessings. Since they are aware of their blessings, they say We can accept this challenge, Lord. After all, you have given us so much. We are a grateful people! We expect Century Link to be completed by November 30. Once they are done, work on the footings and foundation should move swiftly. Mary Queen of Peace, thank you for the gifts of Patience and Gratitude! For timely updates on the project, go to: parish-life-center

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