Introduction to Prayer Requests
At Mary Queen of Peace Catholic Church, we deeply believe in the transformative power of prayer. Prayer requests are vital to our spiritual practice, allowing individuals to seek divine intervention, guidance, and support. Whether facing a personal challenge, seeking healing, or expressing gratitude, prayer requests provide a channel through which our faith community can unite to support one another. By sharing your intentions with us, you invite others to join you in prayer, creating a powerful collective voice that reaches out to God.
Submitting a prayer request is not just about seeking help but building a stronger connection with our faith and each other. When we pray for each other's needs, we strengthen our sense of community and reaffirm our commitment to living out our faith. Our prayer ministry at Mary Queen of Peace is dedicated to lifting up the concerns of our parishioners and the broader community, offering a source of hope and encouragement. We invite you to share your prayer requests with us, knowing that a compassionate and prayerful community supports you.
How to Submit Your Prayer Requests
Submitting your prayer requests at Mary Queen of Peace Catholic Church is simple and accessible to everyone. You can email your requests to our parish secretary at secretary@mqop.com, ensuring they promptly reach our dedicated prayer team. Alternatively, call us at (318) 752-5971 to speak with someone who can take down your prayer intentions and offer immediate spiritual support. For your convenience, we also provide a short form on this page where you can quickly and easily submit your prayer requests online. Whatever method you choose, rest assured that your requests will be handled with the utmost care and confidentiality as we join you in prayer.
Our Prayer Team
At Mary Queen of Peace Catholic Church, our prayer team is a dedicated group of individuals committed to lifting up the prayer requests of our community. Father Karl Daigle, our devoted pastor, leads our spiritual journey, whose guidance and pastoral care inspire us to deepen our faith and trust in God's providence. Alongside him is Deacon Mike Straub, our permanent deacon, who brings a wealth of wisdom and compassion to our prayer ministry. Together, they offer spiritual leadership and support, ensuring that each prayer request is treated with the reverence and attention it deserves.
Our committed staff members, Jeannette Petty, and Jacquie Bierwierth, play a crucial role in the administration and coordination of our prayer ministry. Their dedication ensures that prayer requests are promptly received and thoughtfully addressed. They work closely with our pastoral and finance council to integrate our parish community's spiritual and practical needs. This collaborative effort ensures that our prayer ministry is well-supported and that every request is honored and prayed for diligently.
In addition to our core team, we offer the opportunity for your name to be published in the weekly parish bulletin prayer list, if desired. This allows the parish community to pray for your intentions, creating a broader spiritual support network. Whether you seek anonymity or wish to be publicly supported by our parish, rest assured that your prayer requests are in the hands of a compassionate and prayerful team dedicated to interceding on your behalf
Join Us in Prayer
We warmly invite you to join us in fulfilling these prayer requests, embracing the many opportunities to connect with God and our community at Mary Queen of Peace Catholic Church. Weekly and daily Masses are central to our communal prayer life, offering a sacred space for worship and reflection. Additionally, adoration provides a dedicated time for silent prayer and contemplation before the Blessed Sacrament. Our prayer list, published in the weekly parish bulletin, allows you to take these intentions with you, whether at home, in your car, or anywhere you find a moment of peace. Participating in these various forms of prayer makes you part of a vibrant community united in faith and committed to lifting each other up in prayer.