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School & Church Building Committee Announcement - February 15, 2026
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BUILDING COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENT
From Adam Roth - Building Committee Chair:
We remain on track for a capital campaign beginning this summer. Thank you for your continued prayers and support as we take these next steps together.
Following our recent meeting with the Archdiocese, we have received answers to our key questions. The good news is that there is flexibility in several liturgical requirements that could significantly impact the church layout and design. While there are still liturgical guidelines we must follow, we have room to design a church that refects the character
and needs of our parish. We will be working closely with our liturgical consultant and the Archdiocese as the design develops.
We are now collecting parish feedback on the current church design (see the parish website for details). This feedback will guide the next round of conceptual design work with the architect. Our goal is to give
every parishioner a voice and incorporate as much parish input as we can.
Below is the plan for parish feedback opportunities:
Feedback Opportunities
Feb 21–22: In‑pew survey; Building Committee table after Masses
Feb 25: Open info table — Parish Hall, 5:30–6:30pm (before and during Praise & Graze)
Feb 27: Open info table — Fish Fry
Mar 6: Open info table — Fish Fry
Mar 7: Open info table — Parish Hall, 9:00–11:00am
Mar 7: Website and online survey close
We look forward to hearing from you and walking this journey together as we plan for the future of our parish. Adam
-- February 15th, 2026, Adam Roth
WEBSITE SURVEY CLOSED
Our parish survey has closed. Thank you to everyone who shared feedback and asked thoughtful questions. We will be publishing a summary of responses along with answers to frequently asked questions soon.
We have also selected SFS for the conceptual design
of the new church, and design work will be kicked off
shortly. This keeps us on track for a capital campaign
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God's DisplaySo now we know where the end of the rainbow is....
And, we marvel at God's handiwork....
Morning to Night....
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Monday Rosary Group
Where two or three gather in my name, I AM among them." - Matthew 18:20
Bring your whole family and join us every Monday evening as we pray the Rosary at 6:30pm.
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The Feast of the Holy Rosary
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Ministry of Care
What can the Ministry of Care do for you or your loved one?
*Grief support *Transportation *Visits to shut-ins at home or in a facility *Holy Communion brought to you *Meal support in time of crisis *Other assistance as needed
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Who Are the Wea Knights
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Deacon's Flocknote Messages
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Greetings from QHR! Second Sunday of Easter (or Sunday of Divine Mercy) www.qhrwea.church Mexico Mission Trip – 2026 CORRECTION The information meeting is THIS Thursday, APRIL 16. Sorry, the Deacon...
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Greetings from QHR! Second Sunday of Easter (or Sunday of Divine Mercy) www.qhrwea.church Click here for the Sunday readings Click here for audio readings The Feast of Divine Mercy was established...
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Greetings from QHR! Palm Sunday of the Lord's Passion www.qhrwea.church Click here for the Sunday readings Click here for audio readings Beginning this Sunday, Palm Sunday, we enter a...
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50 Years of Humble Service
Dear Holy Rosary Wea Families,
We are incredibly proud to share some wonderful news with our school community. Our very own Reading Specialist, Mrs. Beth Jacobs, has been named Teacher of the Year for the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas!
We celebrated this exciting honor with a special school assembly attended by our Superintendent, members of the Catholic Schools Office, Father Jerry and our entire student body. The gym was filled with pride as we recognized a remarkable educator who has devoted her life to Catholic education.
She has served for 25 years here at Queen of the Holy Rosary Wea and more than 50 years in the Archdiocese. She began her journey as a classroom teacher and now supports our youngest learners as our K–3 Reading Specialist. She is deeply respected and cherished by our students, parents, staff, and the greater community.
She will now represent our Archdiocese as Teacher of the Year at the Kansas Association of Independent and Religious Schools (KAIRS) Banquet on February 9. We are so grateful for her vocation, dedication, and the countless lives she has touched.
Please join us in congratulating her on this well-deserved honor!
With pride and gratitude,
Nick Antista
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Rooted in Our Faith, Growing for Our Future - Capital Campaign
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCEMENT
In the coming months, the campaign committee will resume preparations for the Rooted in our Faith, Growing for the Future Capital Campaign. We know that the end of the year is a time when parishioners historically make charitable gifts to take full advantage of the tax laws. If you would like to make a payment towards a future pledge to the Rooted in our Faith, Growing for the Future Capital Campaign, the parish can accept those gifts now and deposit them in a dedicated account. Once the campaign is underway, we will follow up with you to finalize your commitment. Please inform the parish that your gift is for the Rooted in our Faith, Growing for the Future Capital Campaign. Make checks payable to: 2026 Queen of the Holy Rosary Parish with "Capital Campaign" in the memo line. You can either deliver your gift directly to the parish office, mail it to the parish office, or drop it in the Sunday collection basket in a plain sealed envelope with the words "Capital Campaign" written on the outside.
Building Committee Information
Building Committee Website
Middle School Presentation Plan
Middle School Aerial Site Plan
Pastor's Middle School Campaign Article 8/3/25
Building Committee Update 8/3/25 - by Adam Roth
Building Committee Update 8/10/25 - by Adam Roth
Building Committee Update 8/17/25 - by Adam Roth
Building Committee Update 8/24/25 - by Adam Roth
Building Committee Update 1/8/2026 - by Adam Roth
Building Committee Update 2/15/2026 - by Adam Roth
Building Committee Update 2/22/2026 - by Adam Roth -
Giving the Basics - Altar Society
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Twinning with Chile Parish
Fr. Mario Alfonso Aburto, from CHILE, sent these pictures to show the work done in the San Miguel church facade thanks to the WEA $4,000.00 gift.
"I would like to wish you a good new year to your family and your parishioners, may this new year that begins be blessed by God and the Virgin in her Son Jesus Christ, many successes in your pastoral work.
Finally, Father, I tell you that we will receive the new year with the front already fi xed, painted and repaired, for the faithful it will be a beautiful joy since with that we begin with a new air this year 2024, thank you very much for your concern and generosity.
A hug from a distance, united in prayer and faith, may the Lord of Life be always with you. Many greetings to all our friends." ~ Fr. Mario
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Winter Weather InformationWith inclement weather occurring throughout the area, we remind the faithful that no Catholic is obligated to attend Sunday Mass if road or weather conditions are unsafe. No dispensation is needed. Please stay safe and join us in praying for the safety of all members of our community, especially emergency personnel and those who may be at greater risk because of the severe weather.
- Making prudent decisions - choose safety - While Masses will be offered at their regularly scheduled times, please remember that no one is obligated to attend Mass if conditions are unsafe. Choosing to stay home during severe weather is a prudent and responsible decision. Your health and well-being are deeply important to us, and God’s grace is not diminished by remaining safely at home.
- Livestream is a great option - or those who are unable to join us in person, we invite you to worship with us online. We will livestream the 8:30 a.m. Mass on Sunday:
- Campus safety efforts - Please note that any attempts to clear snow and ice from the church parking lot, steps, and sidewalks will take place on Sunday afternoon, only after the majority of the precipitation has concluded. Campus conditions will likely be hazardous during our weekend Mass times. We ask everyone to consider this before deciding to come to QHR Wea campus.
- Offertory and online giving - If you would like to continue supporting the mission of QHR Wea while staying home, online giving is available here: https://qhrwea.church/general
- Read the digital bulletin - While you are home, take a moment to look over this weekend's bulletin. There is a lot of important information about upcoming events and campus happenings in the bulletin, read it online here: https://parishesonline.com/organization/queen-of-the-holy-rosary-church
Please stay safe, and let us remain united in prayer for one another. May the Lord grant protection, peace, and comfort to our entire community. -
Email & Texting Scams
Please be aware there are some "bad guys" that attempt to steal money, gather personal identification information or do harm to our systems by posing as trusted officials asking for you to click on a link, open an attachment, or send gift cards. Some emails / texts look very official like they are from Father Jerry asking for gift cards or for you to help by clicking on a link.
Please see sample text one of our parishioners received. Father Jerry would never send anything like this.
How does this happen? There are programs that the bad guys develop that scour the internet, bulletins, and websites searching for email addresses / phone numbers, or they hack phones and gather the stored address books. They then send authentic looking emails/texts trying to scam folks. Again, just delete them. If you ever have a question as to the authenticity of a parish email, you can always call the parish office at 913-533-2464.
