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Welcome to the new Web page of Mary Queen of All Saints Parish.

As a faith community in the Roman Catholic tradition, we come together regularly to celebrate the Eucharist and to provide the means to bring the heart of Christ's gospel into our everyday lives. In this regard it is our mission to "erect no boundaries, welcome all seekers, hold back nothing we could share, and rejoice in the differences that make us one."

It is our hope and our prayer that our newly formed parish will be a beacon of Christ's love and a compelling force that will lead others to a deeper belief in Jesus Christ. We firmly believe that, "Whatever we do, whether in word or in work, we do it in the name of Lord Jesus". (Col.3:17).

We invite you to explore our website and welcome inquiries sent to our e-mail at:

frbill@maryqueenofallsaints.org

PARISH FUNDRAISER - "A SENSATIONAL FALL RAFFLE"

First Prize - $500.00 Basket of assorted gift cards
Second Prize - $100.00 Basket of assorted gift cards
Third Prize - $50.00 Basket of assorted gift cards

Drawing will take place in Msgr. Kavanaugh Hall, Sunday, October 30th at 12:30pm. Cost of tickets are $5.00. You need not to be present to win. For tickets contact Mary 662-2332, Jean 663-4843 or the
Rectory at 662-2721.

R.C.I.A.
The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults is a process to help prepare any adult interested in becoming a Catholic or for Catholics who were baptized but never received further Catechesis (instructions) for First Communion and Confirmation.

Formal instructions will begin on September 18 during the 8:30am Mass. If you or anyone you know can benefit from R.C.I.A. please call Father Bill 662-2721. It is important to contact us now so we can order the necessary materials in time.

VOCATION AWARENESS
The church focuses at this time of the year on vocation awareness. All vocations are a call from God to use our individual gifts and talents in the unique way that we possess them and use them for our good and the good of others. Religious vocations offer a particular way to gain God's graces both for the individual and for the spiritual service one can help offer to others. Please pray for vocations to the priesthood and religious life that are so much needed in our church today.

CHANGES IN THE MASS - WHAT'S NEW?

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For over 40 years the Liturgy of the mass has been celebrated with changes that took place at the Second Vatican Council in 1984 with the study of the Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy. Since that time a more intensive study of the translation from the Latin to the English has been taken and soon (Advent - November 27, 2011) the Eucharistic prayers responses and music for the mass primarily will reflect outcome of this study. More information and preparation to reflect these new changes will be given at Mass and in the bulletin. A full presentation of the New Roman Missal, which will incorporate the text for the new translation as well as some important background for why and how we do what we do at Mass will be found online: www.usccb.org/romanmissal.