Children's Organizations

Boy Scouts
The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to serve others by helping instill service-centered values in young people through fun activities. The program prepares them to make ethical choices over their lifetime in achieving their full potential while developing a strong moral character, self confidence, good citizenship, and personal fitness. The values we strive to instill are based on those found in the Scout oath and law.

Cub Scouts
Establishing within our Community a respect for the Boy Scouts of America Program. To instill a sense of brotherhood among the Cub Scout members on both the Den and Pack levels. Encouraging the Cub Scout members to incorporate the values learned through the program into their daily lives.

Girl Scouts
To inspire girls with the highest ideals of character, conduct, patriotism and service, that they may become happy and resourceful citizens. The motivating force in Girl Scouting is a spiritual one. Girl Scouting is open to all who accept the Girl Scout promise and law. We are always looking for leaders, co-leaders, cookie parents, or adults to teach small groups new skills i.e. crafts, first aid, etc.

Sports Organizations

Basketball
Football
Baseball
Volleyball

Athletic Committee
Create and promote an interest in all phases of athletics among the members of Mary Our Queen. To develop and foster an appreciation and desire for true sportsmanship and fair play. To provide adult leadership/coaching that will place the child's health, safety and athletic development as their first priority.

Men's Golf League
Encourage the building of community. We have approximately 80 members, including some non-parishioners. We are limited to 80 players because of tee times available. The members from previous years are always given first choice to be on teams for next year. If there are any openings left, we then look for new members.

Women's Golf League
Join other women in an enjoyable game of golf and fellowship.

Soccer Club
Exists to educate parish youth in fundamentals of athletic competition in the game of soccer, foster the sport of soccer by upholding the highest standards of the game, protects the interests of its members and their children, and above all, provide an ahtletic program for youth, teaching good sportsmanship, a healthy competitive attitude and especially Christian values. Micro-Soccer (under 6), Youth Soccer (6-15) and Adult Soccer are offered. Opportunities for involvement for parents: board members, assist club in care of field, coaching either as head coach or assistant. Opportunities for involvement for students: assist in micro program setting up fields, refereeing, assisting coaches, field cleanup.

International Organizations

Knights of Columbus
The K of C is the world's largest organization of Catholic men dedicated to works of charity and service to all in need both in the Church and in the community. The focus is on four principles: Charity, Unity, Fraternity, and Patriotism. They stress Pro-Life, in all stages, and an increase of vocations. The Knights volunteer many hours to Parish and Community Service. In addition, through several fundraisers, they are able to provide funds for youth, the needy, and various parish projects.

Catholic Daughters
Catholic Daughters of of the Americas strives to embrace the principle of faith working through love in the promotion of justice, equality, adn the advancement of human rights and dignity for all mankind. Service opportunities in the following:

Support Aging Religious
Support Seminarians
Mission Activities
Right to Life
Assistance to the unfortunate
Civic Programs
Issues affecting Church
Morality in Media
Aid to flood and disaster victims

Legion of Mary
A worldwide organization of Catholics (Men, Women and Junior L.O.M.) who offer their services in union with Mary, Mother of the Church, for the spiritual welfare of souls. The Legion draws its inspiration from the realization of the immense intercessory power of Oour Lady with her Divine Son, and from the conviction that she is the divinely appointed Mediatrix of all Graces. Their service is directed particularly to the lonely and forgotten members of our society. The objectives of the Legion are: (1) The glory of God through the sanctification of its members by prayer and an active apostolate of spiritual and social works. (2) The furthering of understanding of the role of Mary in God's plan of salvation. Legionaires believe that with Our Lady as their special patron, a wealth of graces are available to them and through them, to others. One can choose to be an active or auxiliary member.