Women of the Parish: You and your friends are invited to join in the new season of "Walking With Purpose" Women's Bible Study beginning later this month. Click here to see what WWP will look like this year!
Catch a glimpse of the fun that was had during last month's Virtual Vacation Bible School, "Backyard BOLT Towards Faith in Jesus," by clicking here. Thank you to parishioner Luke Henderson for his time and effort to make this video available.
Hear about the Catholic Biblical School of Michigan’s 28-week "Created for Covenant" class from a participant who shares, “I recognized myself more profoundly than ever before in the characters of the Old Testament.” What might God have in store for you? Classes this fall here at Queens or online. Click title to watch video.
The Jackson COVID-19 Action Network (JCAN) wants to ensure that ALL Jackson residents have food, shelter, information and other basic needs during the Coronavirus crisis. You can help your neighbors. Volunteer by calling 211. Donate supplies such as baby formula and wipes, diapers and pull-ups, feminine hygiene products, hand sanitizer, bathroom tissue, sanitizing wipes, toiletries (e.g. soap, shampoo), over-the-counter medications, laundry soap, and bleach. Drop off your donations at the YMCA, 127 West Wesley Street weekdays between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. in the alley (east side of building). Monetary donations may be made by clicking here.
Our choir performed a special piece at the 9 a.m. Mass on Sunday, February 2. You can hear "Offertory" by John Ness Beck, based on Micah 6:6-8, by clicking here. "With what shall I come before the Lord?"
Charleston Klein is a fourth grader in our school. He will turn ten years old this Friday. Charleston is battling Batten Disease, a very cruel disease that robs children of their eyesight and wreaks havoc on their body. Charles' mother, Jo, is asking us all to pray the rosary for her son today, Monday, November 18, as he begins new clinical medical trials with experimental treatments and medicines that could arrest the progress of the disease and spare his life. Charleston believes he will be the miracle that makes Blessed Solanus Casey a saint. Join us today in prayer for our young friend!
Click here to listen to Father Tim's shared remarks made at this past weekend's Masses after the Diocese of Lansing released an updated list of priests who have been credibly accused of abusing a minor.
In Father Tim's "From the Pastor" article in the September 15 issue of the bulletin, he invites us to watch Father Mike Schmitz's video explaining why non-Catholics cannot receive Communion in a Catholic Church. You can find the video by clicking here.
Father Tim blessed the graduates of Lumen Christi and other local high schools at the 10:30 a.m. Mass on May 19. If you'd like to here the blessing, click here.
Our second graders at Queens School and in the Faith Formation program received the Sacrament of First Holy Communion on May 5. If you'd like to hear Father Tim's homily, click here. You can also listen to students singing a Communion meditation hymn by clicking on "Homilies" and then "Other Audio."