Sr. Danielle Victoria and Sr. Theresa Aletheia from the Sisters of the Little Way of Beauty, Truth, and Goodness join us for an inspiring conversation about their unique mission and journey in the Diocese of Lexington.

Learn how these pioneers received their call, why they focus on solidarity with those wounded by the Church, and what their growing vision looks like—including a desire for a motherhouse, retreat center, and creative outreach rooted in beauty and healing. Hear how their podcast, "Descent into Light," shares hope and healing for survivors, and discover practical ways to support their work or get involved.

If you want to hear more about receiving God’s love, joyful service, and building a safer Church, this episode offers encouragement and real stories of faith in action.

For more about the Sisters, visit: sistersoflittleway.com

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Liz Thompson is the chair of the Parish Pastoral Council (PPC). She discusses the council's role, the parish’s new vision statement, and the exciting goals and objectives shaping our community.

Learn how the PPC advises the pastor, connects parishioners, and works together to make Mary Queen a welcoming, mission-driven parish. Liz walks us through the development process of the vision statement—“We are transformed by the Holy Spirit, united in Christ, and sent to do God’s work”—and explains how it translates into practical goals in liturgy, formation, unity, stewardship, hospitality, outreach, and communication. Hear inspiring stories about parish involvement and ways you can join in to serve and connect!

Find the Ministry Directory, which contains Liz's contact info, by CLICKING HERE or at MQHR.org under Welcome.

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St. Joseph Helpers is a nonprofit founded in Michigan, now expanding its reach to Kentucky. Their mission? Small home repairs—think grab bars in bathrooms, railings for steps, changing light bulbs, and replacing toilets. These basic upgrades make a huge difference for seniors and others who need a safer living environment.

As Marty Brown explains, the ministry is built on volunteer work, insurance coverage for both clients and helpers, and partnerships with groups like the Lexington Senior Center and A Caring Place. The process is streamlined for safety and transparency: volunteers are background-checked, jobs are managed through their website, and clients know exactly who is coming to help.

How You Can Get Involved

Whether you’re handy, eager to help, or know someone in need, St. Joseph Helpers wants to hear from you! Head to sjhelpers.org, or call 1-800-303-5075. If you prefer talking directly, Marty is happy to answer questions—reach him at martyb@sjhelpers.org or 859-433-3103.

Donations are always welcome and vital to keeping this ministry thriving. You can contribute online or through freewill offerings after services are completed.

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