At first glance, our gospel reading this Sunday may feel very challenging and difficult to understand. However, we must always remember to read these difficult passages in the context of God’s eternal love for us. (to continue, click heading)

I would like to express my deep appreciation and gratitude to you once again. Your prayers and support are a tremendous gift and I feel them deeply. (to continue, click heading)

As Father Jean-Luc concludes his service to our parish, Father Joachim and I would like to echo the thoughts and sentiments that we have heard from so many of you, and express our great appreciation for all of the ways that Father Jean-Luc has led our parish as a true shepherd.  (to continue, click heading)

It has been a great blessing to be here with you and to serve you as a priest over the past two and a half years. (to continue, click heading)

The following is the full text of a letter from Bishop Zubik in response to reations concerning clergy announcements:... (to continue, click heading)

The Mass for Father Canice to be installed as pastor of Mary, Queen of Saints Parish has been changed to the 4:00PM Mass at Our Lady of Fatima Church on Saturday, November 5, 2022. (to continue, click heading)

On Saturday, November 5, 2022 Bishop Zubik will be coming to Mary, Queen of Saints Parish to install Father Canice as pastor at the 4:30 p.m. Mass (SFC). (to continue, click heading)

I just received a phone call from Bishop Zubik telling me that he is appointing Father Canice Pastor of Mary, Queen of Saints. This will be a wonderful way forward for our beloved parish family. (to continue, click heading)

Last Saturday, October 1, 2022, Bishop Zubik ordained two sons of our parish to the diaconate. Mark Marvenko and Joseph Samchuck were ordained at St. Paul Cathedral along with 15 others. (to continue, click heading)

This time of the year in the parishes where our monks serve we ask for your assistance to help us with the costs associated with educating young monks, and caring for our monks in our infirmary.

Greetings in the Lord Jesus, our Great High Priest Who offered His life on the altar of the cross to redeem us from sin and death, and Who daily makes His one perfect sacrifice present on our altars in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. (to continue, click heading)

Thank you for coming to be a part of our Mary, Queen of Saints Parish Family Picnic! Wouldn’t you know, we changed plans for weather and we got no weather! But you all came out in droves and we had a great day after all. It was wonderful to see so many of you. (to continue, click heading)

The Sacrament of the Anointing is one of the seven sacraments of our Church. It’s interesting in that it has two related applications in the life of the Faithful: when someone of any stage in life is experiencing a health difficulty or illness that is life-threatening, and when someone is reaching the end of life. (to continue, click heading)

This coming Thursday our parish begins our Forty Hours Devotion, We open at St. Frances Cabrini Church on Friday evening with Exposition and Opening Devotions at 6:00PM. (to continue, click heading)

Deacon David will be ordained to the Priesthood on Saturday, June 25th at 10:00AM at Saint Paul Cathedral. Deacon David would like to extend an invitation to... (to continue, click heading)

Pentecost existed in the Old Testament as a festival at the harvest of grain and a commemoration of the giving of the law at Sinai. For us, it’s 50 days after the Resurrection when our Lord, together with His Father, sends us the promised Paraclete, God the Holy Spirit. (to continue, click heading)

Next Sunday the Church celebrates the great Feast of Pentecost, when our Lord sent upon the Church gathered in prayer the promised gift of the Holy Spirit. The Church, the Bride of Christ, brought to life out of His side as He hung upon the cross, is now given strength to fulfill the Great (to continue, click heading)

Our parish family is blessed to know and to have been served by two deacons who are preparing for their priestly ordinations!

Please come and celebrate Christ our Lord’s victory over death each day of this week. (to continue, click heading)

Last weekend Bishop Waltersheid came and celebrated the Saturday evening Mass at Our Lady of Fatima and then carried the Most Blessed Sacrament into our new Eucharistic Adoration Chapel. // This weekend when you come into church you will immediately notice that our sacred images are all veiled as we are now entering Passiontide. Why do we do this?