Preparations for Our Lenten Journey

Queen of Angels is working hard to prepare our Parishioners for our Lenten Journey. One of the ways you can take part in the activities is looking at our website, where you will find our DEVOTION SECTION to use during your visit to the Church for Prayer or Mass.

Parishioners and visitors can use their IPhone or Android devices to connect to our DEVOTION SECTION, by using the QR Codes that's posted in front of the pews.

We've included two items on our DEVOTION SECTION: An icon for Reflections during Lent, and an icon for the Way of the Cross (English & Spanish). You can see for yourself by clicking on our DEVOTION SECTION, and choose either English or Spanish links.

You can also click on the icons on this page and see for yourself.

Spread the word to family and friends in Sunnyside!

Remember...#WeAreQueenOfAngels

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