Mary Queen of Peace

Parish Bulletin

Weekly Reflection

Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

June 27, 2010

First Reading	1 Kings 19:16b, 19-21
Second Reading	Galatians 5:1, 13-18
Gospel	Luke 9:51-62

Now it happened that as the time drew near for him to be taken up, he resolutely turned his face

towards Jerusalem and sent messengers ahead of him. These set out, and they went into a Samaritan village to

make preparations for him, but the people would not receive him because he was making for Jerusalem.

Seeing this, the disciples James and John said, 'Lord, do you want us to call down fire from heaven to burn them up?'

But he turned and rebuked them, and they went on to another village.

Luke 9:51-56

Focus Question:

Do I follow Christ only when the way is easy?

June 20, 2010	Offertory
Envelopes (257)	4,521.00
Loose	813.00
Sub Total	5,334.00

Collection Needed Weekly	7,000.00
*Below Budget for the Week*	1,666.00
*Below Budget YTD*	(36,178.87)
*Holy Father Collection (2)*	7.00
Development Fund (4)	35.00
Total	5,376.00

6/28	Mon	9:00am	Georgette G. Harding
6/29	Tue	9:00am	Mass for the People
7/01	Thu	9:00am	Michael Stella req. by the Kater Family
7/02	Fri	9:00am	Andrew Bonanno req. by Marian Glendye
7/03	Sat	4:00pm	Norrine Sadowski req. by Peg & Ken Akerley
7/04	Sun	9:00am	Roger & Irene Grandmaison req. by Rolande Beaulieu
		10:45am	John Krane req. by Marie Mullen & Carol Kater

NAME OF OUR NEW PARISH

Bishop McCormack has ratified our choice of names for the new parish, the name of our new parish,

effective on July 4^th will be:

The Parish of Saints Mary and Joseph.

The names of the two church buildings will remain as Mary Queen of Peace and St. Joseph’s.

Mary Queen of Peace Weekly Schedule

June 28 -July 2

Mass: Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri– 9:00am

Rosary: Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri– 8:40am

Calendar for the Week

6/28	Mon	6:30pm	Picnic Meeting at St. Joseph’s
6/30	Wed	8:00pm	AA
7/01	Thu	7:00-8:30pm	New Beginnings

Brown Bag Sunday

Reminder: Next week is Brown Bag Sunday,

your usual generosity will be greatly appreciated!

Denise Molinari, Lorna Brain, Pamela Maclean, Paula Beaulieu, Jacob Tullo, Bill Shearer,

James Bourque, Keith Kerighan, Paul Levesque, Donna Wilson, Brendan Connell,

Nathan Bergan, Emily Fletcher, Christopher John, James Dunnigan, Linda Mogette,

Nathan Coffey, Kerry Hughes, Janel Bernier, Rina Bernier, Yvonne Ouellette,

Sheila Alartosky, Hedwig Bernard, Michael Sheahan, Laura Gauthier, Kerry Hatch,

Kayla Rogers, Paul Gurciullo, Sr., Katherine Vallance, Savannah McKenna, Stanley Youngman,

Gerry Casey, Tom LaPointe, Dorothy McCarthy, Ashley Dumont, Valerie Coll,

Lorraine Desharnais, Carlene Fitzgerald, Stephen Swisher, Rosaria & Josephine Gurciullo,

Scott Stoodley, Joe Gallagher, Alzaria Barros, Maureen McTernan, Shelley Bergian,

Maria Stone Baker, Earl Hunter, Jennifer Rivard, Ann Quinn,

Lorraine DeLisle, Dick Robochaud, Rey Cara, Courtney Mulry,

Peggy Lapierre, Chris Barnes, Ray Roy, Kathy Roy, Kristin Augusta, Liam Scott,

Kathy Grasso, Veronica Marie Avila, Evelyn Powers, Elsie Wortman, Anita Scilaski,

Gary Letourneau, Allison Rokosz, Joe Paternoster, Dimitri Corey,

Frances Whiteside, Gerry Strickland, Carl DiPaolo, Gerardo Zumbado,

Hebert Herron, Esther Fitzgerald, Juan Torres, Peter Kinney,

Irene Derouin, Brenda Robinton, John Dahood, Josephine Sciacca, Duncan O’Brien,

Robert Allwright, Donna Gilman, Marie Cyr, Ed, Mildred Morse, Kelsey Robertson,

Ronald Smith, Peggy Rufo, Stephen Siulla, Edward L. Kelly, Denise F. Kelly,

Kristin Graham Binder, Joyce Demers, John & Jackie Bland, Camille Allwright, Theresa McIntyre,

Kevin Coco, Gary Thompson, Joanne Clarke, George Murray, Sharon Searle, Patty Leone,

Eddie Chichester, Bob Touzet, Kathy Redlon, Carol Rivard, Gloria Cote, Longina Strokosz,

Delores Hargreaves, Rena Collins, Larry Lynch, Jr., John Travis, Pam Clarke, Ryan Twohig,

Steve Morris, Frances Robichaud, Jean Skanes, Wendy Whiteside, Norma LaFontaine,

Darin Dsensio, Mary Ann Morris, John Baker , Peg Turner, Susan Abbott, Helen Cooper,

Armand Dionne, Eugene Conlon, Nicholas Payne, Bonnie Frazer

Register Now

2010-2011 St. Joseph Preschool

What better place for your child to incorporate prayer into his/her learning experience?

We offer a full day and half-day program. 2 to 4 ½ days a week – make your own schedule!

Children welcome age 2 years and 9 months old as of 9/1/2010.

Come visit us behind St. Julie Hall or call Cathy at 893-5232 for more information.

Deceased Members 1967-2009

Please remember them in your prayers

on the day of their anniversary.

27 June Genevieve Maloney 1985

27 June Mary Kearns 2000

27 June Raymond Williams 1994

28 June Edna Souza 1987

28 June Karen J. (Kelly) Casey 2008

29 June Justine Bariahtaris 1992

2 July Paul Marklis 1978

2 July Vincent Stackles 1998

2 July Vincenzio Riviezzo 1971

3 July Aime Ouellet 1971

3 July Marie Conklin 1999

3 July Edward Hartmann, IV 2000

3 July Annette Ouellette 1982

3 July Michael Tierney 2003

Register Now!

Happy Days Vacation School

Monday – Friday - August 9-13, 2010

9:00am – 12:00 noon

Children age 4 (as of June 1, 2010)

Up to age 11

For more information call Marie 893-8662 x304

Mary Queen of Peace Church

200 Lawrence Road

Salem, NH 03079

Registration Forms are in the Vestibule. Please fill out & return to Religious Education Office

As I Saw It

Honduran Mission Team of New Hampshire

I had always wanted to travel to another country and make a difference to the people there.

Little did I know what a difference it would make in my life. I thought that if we brought some supplies,

medical and school, we would be helping to make things better for the people of Honduras.

The fact was that we were only touching the surface and I was frustrated with that. We saw sick people

in the clinics and were not able to give them the basic care that they needed, care we would expect in the U.S.

Simple treatments like an x-ray or antibiotics were beyond what we could provide in the short time

that we were there. I wanted to do more.

Now after several trips, I realize that what we do in Honduras is very important.

We make connections with the people there. I look forward to seeing these friends each year;

to see their children grow and to continue making memories with them.

The impact that the annual trips to Honduras have made on me is enormous.

I have gained the satisfaction that we do make a difference when we are there and what

we are doing is important. Also, I appreciate all that I have here in the states, more

than I ever did before. I look forward to the trip each year and meeting new people.

It has been an incredible experience and I am blessed to be part of such a wonderful experience

Susan HNT-NH 2008-10

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS

As you enjoy your summer here is something to think about for the fall.

How about teaching Religious Education? We are in need of teachers for grades 1 – 5.

If you enjoy working with children and would like to teach them about Jesus and our

Catholic Faith, then give Marie Mullen a call at 893-8662 ext. 304.

Consolers Group

We are looking to begin a consolers group here at MQP.

This group would, ideally, have enough people to make 2 teams of 4.

Members on the team would help set up for funerals, serve at the funerals (3 servers each funeral),

help with communion, possibly be a lector and be on hand to help the family as they

choose the music and readings for the funeral liturgy. If you would like to know more or say yes

to this important ministry, please give Mary a call at extension 306.

Signed Mass By Jesuit Priest

Joseph Bruce, S.J. is a Jesuit with much experience in the Catholic Deaf Communities in various places in the world.

He is himself deaf. Fr. Bruce will be celebrating several masses with the parish in Salem on the weekend of July 17 & 18.

He will celebrate the liturgies in sign language. The masses will be the 4:00pm at Mary Queen of Peace and the 11:00am mass at St. Joseph.

A signed mass by the celebrant is particularly beautiful. This is an occasion to inform and invite anyone who is deaf about these celebrations

and to contact any leaders of deaf communities in the whole region about these liturgies.

There will be an organizational meeting for this year’s 2010 picnic on June 28th.

We need your hands and your ideas to make this the biggest and best celebration

a celebration of a combined 144 years of faith community and our new journey of one!!

We need lots of help with crafts, face painting, cooking, clean-up, set-up and break down,

making popcorn, sno cones, pie bake-off for the adults and cupcake and cookie bakeoff

for the kiddos, share table and much more.

Come to the meeting June 28^th at 6:30 at St. Joseph

in the meeting hall in the basement of the church and see how all the fun begins.

This year’s picnic will be Sunday September 12^th, noon to 4.

CAST THE LOVE OF CHRIST UPON THE WORLD

PETER’S PENCE

Today we support the Holy Father in his charitable works. The Peter’s Pence Collection is taken up

worldwide in an effort of solidarity to support the most disadvantaged: victims of war, oppression, and

natural disaster and others in need of emergency assistance. Pope Benedict XVI has said, “God’s love…

.gives us the courage to continue seeking and working for the benefit of all” (Caritas in Veritate, no. 78).

Cast the love of Christ upon the world-please be generous in today’s Collection.

We are looking for weeders to help us around the church building.

We have one group that does the entrances and sign area.

If we can get several helpers it would not be too much work for anyone.

Many hands make light work.

If you can help call Ellie Dolan at 898-9648,

Eileen Gauthier at 893-6645 or call the office at 893-8661.

We are taking the recycling one more step and we will be converting your old books

into cash for the Honduran Mission trip. You will notice the big “Got Books”

container that is coming soon to the yard by the tennis courts,

all you need to do is bring your books and slide them in.

“Got Books” will take our donations and sort them, sending the children books

still in decent shape to school libraries in poorer areas.

Paper back appropriate for our troops will be sent overseas,

all others will be sold in discount stores. We get a check. How easy is that?

You can clean out your bookshelves

and help our team, schools and our servicemen/women.

Dominican Sisters

Once again the Dominican Sisters will be here on the weekend of July 10 &11

for their annual bake sale. They will be selling bread, apple & blueberry pies,

and brownies, baked according to the Dominican community recipes.

The proceeds of the sales will be used to buy medical supplies for their mission

to support the lepers. Your support is greatly appreciated.

Catholic Charities

The total of Mary Queen of Peace’ s donations to Catholic Charities

as of June 9, 2010 is $9,249.85 with a potential of $4,175.00 from pledges.

We thank you for your generosity.

‘Break Open God’s Word’

Did you ever find difficulty expressing your faith to others???

Would you like a deeper relationship with God???

Come and join me, Sandy Lemay, in the Emmaus Room at Mary Queen of Peace

beginning on Tuesday, July 13^th at 10:00 AM.

We will break open God’s word together, exploring how God’s journeying

with his people gives meaning to our faith experience. Sandy studied

scripture several years under Phil Cunningham at the Christian Life Center

and at Notre Dame College and has a certificate in Lay Ministry.

For more information call Sandy at 603-893-3110.



September 12, 2010
12:00pm - 4:00pm

Highlights:

· Huge shared dish table--you bring your

favorite summer dish for this table

· Ice Cream

Pony rides & Petting Zoo

· Hamburgers and hot dogs

· Family /kid games

· Bounce House

· Face painting

· Pie bakeoff – adults

· Cookie & Cupcake bakeoff – children

· Clowns

Magicians

· Sno Cones

· Popcorn

· Door prizes

· Karaoke

Parish of Saints Mary and Joseph

St. Joseph & Mary Queen of Peace

Held on the grounds at

200 Lawrence Road

MQP – 893-8661

St. Joe’s – 898-4933