Mary Queen of the Rosary

Mary, Queen of the Rosary is a community of Catholic Christians united by a call to spread and live the Gospel of Jesus.

We believe that this calls us to be a caring, comforting, and welcoming community, engaged in service to others, sharing our faith and giving thanks to God.

March 6, Ash Wednesday Mass Schedule: 8 AM, 4 & 7 PM
                   2 PM Mass at Howe Village
Confessions heard each Tuesday 7-8PM & Saturday 3:30-4PM
Lenten Meals each Wednesday evening in the Parish Hall from 5:30-6:30 PM
No Greater Love, a Biblical Walk Through Christ's Passion: this 5 part video series will follow the Lenten meals on Wednesday evenings from 6:45-8PM
The Women's Bible Group will be viewing The Mass by Bishop Robert Barron  on Tuesday evenings, Feb. 26-April 2, from 6:30-7:45 in the Sacristy. 
The Wild Goose: Discovering a Deeper Relationship with the Holy Spirit - Wednesday mornings, March 6-June 5, from 9-10AM in the church Hall
Word Among Us: special Lenten issue, "God So Loved the World" will be available at the doors on March 2nd while supplies last.
Baby Bottles for Visitation House will be at the doors during Lent for anyone to take and return by Palm Sunday, April 14.

For a daily Lenten reflection from Redeemed Online click on the following link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=132&v=ZnEp6Z8KkBY

This weekend a letter is being made available in all parishes from Cardinal O'Malley, Bishop McManus, Bishop daCunha of Fall River and Bishop Rozanski of Springfield regarding the upcoming Summit Meeting in Rome about sexual abuse. We invite you to CLICK HERE to read the letter.

Men (of all ages, including teens and college students) are invited to this important annual Conference, scheduled for Assumption College on Saturday, April 6. Visit the conference website at www.firstmensconf.org  for information and to purchase tickets online and elsewhere. Come and hear dynamic talks from outstanding Catholic leaders: Kevin Dunn, Francesco Cesareo, Trent Horn, Father Warren Savage, Mike Aquilina and Eric Mahl. Bishops and priests will hear confessions. Bishop McManus will offer the Conference Mass. For a Conference brochure, further information or registration, call Sara Smillie at 508-929-4345. Adult tickets are $45 until March 25, afterwards $60. Student tickets are always $30.