We received this guidance from St. Louis County Department of Public Health regarding COVID-19 guidelines as it applies to mask wearing: Starting Monday, July 26, masks will be required in all indoor places open to the general public for everyone aged 5 and older. This is being done to reduce the...

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Have you registered for the 2021-2022 school year yet? Registration forms can be found at www.mqpwg.org/PSR Do you have a first grader this fall who will be attending a public school? You’re invited to enroll your child in the MQP PSR program. Visit www.mqpwg.org/PSR for more information an...

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MQP Young Families Popsicles on the Playground Please join other families with little ones for a casual get-together. (Sibs welcome)   Sunday, August 22nd 6:30 - 8:00 pm MQP Playground   Beverages and frozen treats will be provided.  

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PSR meets Tuesday nights during the school year. Formation runs from 6:45-8:00, with staff/volunteers present from 6:30-8:30. Teen helpers are assigned to a formation class. They help with supplies, assist struggling students with activities, remind students to stay focused, and make trips to the...

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Do you enjoy working with children? Are you interested in sharing your faith? If yes, we invite you to consider serving as a PSR catechist at MQP! Depending on your availability, you could serve as a full-time catechist, a co-catechist alternating weeks with a partner catechist, or be placed on...

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BRING YOUR BACKPACK TO MASS! From pre-school to grad school, students from all area schools who belong to Mary Queen of Peace parish will receive a special blessing from Father Craig near the end of the 10:30 am Mass August 15. Those attending Mass will also join in the blessing.

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All women of the parish are invited to a six-week, women’s bible study of the book, “Fearless and Free:  Experiencing Healing and Wholeness in Christ,” by Lisa Brenninkmeyer.   We will meet at 1:30 p.m. until 2:45 in the Lubeley Room the first and third Tuesdays o...

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Join our regular weekly Rosary group at 9 pm Thursday August 12th under the church Portico. That night, everyone is invited to offer their Rosary prayers for all students of MQP parish returning to school this fall. All students are invited too! 

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Bratfest is Back! Save the Date! Sunday, September 26 from 4 pm - 7pm. More to come......

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We’ve had 3 long term Heavenly Dusters retire recently.  Please consider helping weekly with one or two small tasks to help clean our church.  You can do the task(s) by yourself or with a friend, any time during the week (although late in the week is best so everything looks great fo...

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We are looking for RN’s who are certified in CPR to fill in at Mary Queen of Peace School on school days when our school nurse is away .  Days are paid! Please contact our school nurse Mary Ann Zimmerman if interested: mazimmerman@mqpwg.org or 314-961-2891  

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MQP Young Families Group Planning Meeting   August 10th 8:00 - 10:00 PM Msgr. Lubeley Room Do you have a little one in the house, and just enough energy to spare to help make our parish even better for the young families of Mary Queen of Peace? Consider joining our M...

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If you are looking for a way to grow closer to Christ by loving and serving as a missionary disciple, what better way than to help form our children in our Catholic faith?! We are looking for instructors for our Catechesis of the Good Shepherd program -- but you might need some training first! Click...

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We are looking to create a  robust substitute teacher list for MQP School. If you are over 21, have more than 60 hours of college credit, have taken Protecting God’s Children, and you are interested in helping out our teachers when they may not be able to attend school, please contact Pri...

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It’s time to restart the MQP Sunday Hospitality Ministry! It’s time to start passing the baskets, presenting the Offertory Gifts for the Celebration of the Eucharist, and greeting each other as we enter and exit church. We had a robust Hospitality Ministry before the COVID Protocols. Now...

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