The Parish of Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Peace

& St. Veronica

Parish Events


Weekly Lenten Service Schedule

Daily Mass

Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Peace 

9:00 am

Weekly Penance Service- " The Light is ON for You"

Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Peace

Mondays: 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm

Special Prayer for Peace

Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Peace

Tuesdays: 6:30 pm

The Rosary

St. Veronica’s: Wednesdays- 9:00 am

 

Stations of the Cross on Fridays

           6:30 pm—Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Peace

           4:00 pm —St. Veronica's

Upcoming Events

 

 

Altar & Rosary Society

 

The next A & R Society meeting will be held on March 10, 2013 after the 11:30 am Mass in the Lower Level of Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Peace Church. Refreshments will be served. Starting with this meeting, meetings will be held on the 2nd Sunday of every month after the 11:30 am Mass.

 

On March 17, 2013 the Altar & Rosary Society will be holding a Bake Sale (St. Patrick's Day) after all Masses at both Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Peace and St. Veronica's Churches.

Annual Events

 

The Parish Ministry Fair- Early Summer, date to be announced

 

Knights of Columbus Blood Drive- Early Summer, date to be announced

 

Catechetical Sunday- middle of September- to learn more about how catechists, teachers and all the baptized are called to be evangelists, go to the USCCB web site www.usccb.org/catecheticalsunday/.

 

4th Annual Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Peace & St. Veronica's Golf Outing- in the fall of 2013, date to be announced

 

Blessing of the Pets- October 5, 2013

 

Crop Walk- October 2013, date to be announced

 

Charistmatic Healing Mass- November 2013, date to be announced

 

Annual Mass of Remembrance- November 2013, date to be announced

 

Altar & Rosary Christmas Dinner- December 2013, date to be announced

Drug and Alcohol Task Force Announces Parent Nights
Based on recommendations from the Wallenpaupack Drug and Alcohol Task Force we are pleased to announce an excellent opportunity for local parents and interested community members to meet, connect, and discuss topics that impact today's young people.

Parent Nights are coordinated with Wallenpaupack Area Middle School dances, so they will run the same night as the school dances from 7:15-8:45.  These nights are open to anyone in the community who would like to attend.  Beverages and a light snack will be provided.  Each night we will focus on a different topic impacting today's adolescents and a local agency or person will give the presentation.  Our first presentation is entitled: Sugar and Spice, Bullies and Mice: The Truth about Cyber Bullying. It will be held October 26th at the Queen of Peace Church in Hawley.  A list of currently scheduled presentations can be found here. We look forward to seeing you there!

Organizations involved with the planning of Parent Nights include: the Wallenpaupack Drug and Alcohol Task Force, Wallenpaupack School District, the First Presbyterian Church of Hawley, the Hawley United Methodist Church, Queen of Peace Church, St. Paul's Lutheran Church, the Wallenpaupack Free Methodist Church, Wayne County Drug and Alcohol and Victims Intervention Program

Monthly

Bag a Month Food Collection Program

Program – On the first Sunday (weekend) of each month, the Food Committee of our Parish will accept donations of food which will be distributed to community food pantries.

●We are requesting a full or partial bag of specific food items.

Food Committee & Volunteers - A Food Collection Committee has been formed as a new Parish Ministry. The committee will coordinate the collection, sorting and  distribution of donated food to local county food pantries. Anyone wishing to volunteer to  assist on this one weekend a month should call Jim Conrad on 226-7420.

Bag of Food – We are requesting a full or partial bag of non-perishable food in non-breakable containers. A full bag would include the following items: 2 cans of tuna, 2 cans of vegetable soup, 1 jar of spaghetti sauce, 1 lb. spaghetti or rice, 2 boxes of macaroni and cheese, 1 jar of peanut butter, 2 cans of a green vegetable, 2 cans of baked beans, 1 can of fruit, 1 box of powdered milk, 1 box unsweetened cereal. Parishioners are encouraged to add other items such as soap, toothbrushes, paper goods, dishwashing detergents, etc.

●The Committee members have shopped at local food markets for a full bag andfound the cost to be between $23 and $33.

●Recyclable bags will be made available the week before for Food CollectionWeek end for donations. Please use recyclable bags only for donations.

Distribution – Volunteers will consolidate the food for pickup by the food pantries. Bags will not be stored in the church or church buildings.

 

Reminders Please do not donate items in glass containers, items that are beyond their expiration dates, or leave the bag in the church.   The collection point will be behind the Rectory in the Parish Center, the door to the left of the garage.

 

Knights of Columbus

every 3rd Wednesday at 7:00 PM.Refreshments served.


 

Altar & Rosary Society Meeting- to be announced 

meetings take place after the 11:30 am Mass on appointed Sundays in the Lower Level of Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Peace Church. They discuss and plan upcoming events and fundraisers. They look forward to seeing you there. Refreshments and snacks are served.

 

Pre- Baptismal Workshops- First Monday of the Month When needed. Please call the Rectory for more information.


Weekly Events

 

Praying of the Rosary

Wednesday- 9:00 am at St. Veronica's

with a Communion Service


AA

-in the Queen of Peace Auditorium

Tuesday & Saturday 8 PM

Thursday & Friday 12 PM

 

NA      

- in the Queen of Peace Auditorium

Friday – 8 PM

 

 

Ugly Quilters"

 in the Queen of Peace Auditorium

Tuesday after 9 AM Mass

 

 Queen of Peace Choir

 Practice- Queen of Peace Choir Loft

Wednesdays– 6:30 PM

 

Cenacle of Prayer

- at Queen of Peace Church

Sunday- – Father Gobbi 7 PM 
 

Charismatic Prayer Group 

- meets every Wednesday at 7:00 pm in the Tink Wig Development in Hawley. For more information please call John at 685-7834 or Tom at 226-9343.