We look forward to worshipping with you!
We Pray for our beloved Holy Father, Pope Francis.
His unwavering faith, profound humility and steadfast commitment to the Gospel have left an indelible mark on the Catholic Church and the world. As we reflect on his life, we offer prayers of thanksgiving for his leadership and service.
Dear Heavenly father,
You formed the heavens and the earth and entrusted them to our care.
We thank you for the teachings of Pope Francis,
who reminded us of our duty to protect your creation.
Help us to be better stewards of the world you have given us,
caring for the environment and future generations.
Amen.
Mass Schedule
Weekend Mass
Saturday: 5:15 pm
Sunday: 7:30 am & 10:00 am
Weekday Mass
Monday - Saturday: 7:00 am
Tuesday: 7:00 am Scripture and Communion Service
Confession
Saturday: 4:15 pm
First Thursday: 4:00 pm
Other: By Appointment
Adoration
Thursday: All Day beginning after the 7:00 am Mass and ending with Evening Prayer and Benediction at 5:00 pm
Office Hours
Monday - Thursday 8:30 am - 2 pm
Friday 8:30 am - 12 pm
Can't make it to a service?
Live Streaming Mass
Watch Sunday Mass live at 10:00 am or watch our most recent services on Facebook.
Events Calendar
Pray the Rosary with Us
Monday thru Thursday • 6 pm
Queen of the World Church
Join us as we pray for peace in the world and draw closer to our Blessed Mother and her Son Jesus.
First Eucharist
Students from Queen of the World Parish
May 3rd - 1:30 pm mass
Social to follow in the Cafe.
National Day of Prayer
"Pour out to the God of HOPE and be filled"
May 1st • 6:30 pm
Methodist Church Pavilion
871 South Michael Road
Join the clergy of Elk County for a countywide prayer service praying for Government, Leadership, Military & Veterans, First Responders, medical community, education, Families, Churches, media, and revival.
Comfort Care Room Grant Recipients
Catholic Foundation Awards Grants to Elk County Parishes
Two parishes in Elk County will have the opportunity to further serve those in their community thanks to grants from the Catholic Foundation of Northwest Pennsylvania.
Queen of the World Parish, a first-time grant recipient, plans to create a comfort care room for terminal patients and their families at Penn Highlands Elk hospital. “this project would provide the families not only a more comfortable place to care for their loved ones, but would also serve as an emotional refuge,” Jessica Weinzierl, business manager for Q.W., wrote in the grant application. “Providing support to families in the time of illness and grief aligns with our mission of serve and work of God.”
St. Boniface Parish will use their grant toward the installation of a handicap entrance into the church building. St. Boniface pastor, Fr. Kevin Holland, wrote in his application, “with this grant funding, more elderly will have the confidence they can safely enter and leave St. Boniface. Ou hope is that more of our homebound parishioners will feel comfortable and safe enough to come and worship in their parish.”
These grants from the Catholic Foundation are possible because of donations to the Catholic Social Ministry Endowment. “The community impact of our Catholic Foundation is evidenced in the work of our grantees,” comments Lisa Louis, executive director of the Foundation. “Our collaboration helps us to steward endowed funds to be used as donors intended,, doing the work of the Gospel.”
The Catholic Foundation of Northwest PA is an independent 501© 3 corporation and the only community foundation in northwest PA guided by Catholic values. Visit www.MyCatholicFoundation.org to learn more.
