Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church

Beautiful church and ceremony

The OLQM community is awesome. OLQM is located in Forest Hills and is accessible by subway. Mass times: Saturday Vigil: 5pm. Sunday: 9am, 11:15am & 1pm. Monday-Saturday: 8am & 12:05pm. Confessions: Tues & Thurs 11:30 am. Saturday at 12:45 pm. Faith formation and bible study available throughout the week and year. Eucharistic adoration is available Thursday from 12:40 to 7:30 pm. Mass on Holy Days of Obligation is required in the Diocese of Q-B.

built in 1939 and modelled after the Durham Cathedral in England. This is the Roman Catholic church of my childhood dreams! After my father's death, my aunt raised me in Forest Hills Gardens and therefore after my brain operations I decisively returned back to my roots. Everything about Forest Hills is magical and nothing has changed. The architecture is so ethereal: interior and exterior. Bishop Paul Sanchez is so deeply learned and always delivers the most relevant word for the day. I always find a reflection of myself in his homilies and always has me in a quest for knowledge and his profundity always has me holding back tears. Speaking of which, the music program is transcendent and always inches me closer to the heavens. And I refuse to hold back my joyful tears, especially when I listen to Paula Jean Rocheleau the angelic soprano. My autistic friend is her biggest fanboy. He can't stop blushing. And tenor John Easterline is sublime. God is pure white light and love. And white light is capable of becoming any color of the rainbow and my congregation is just as reflective, iridescent and beautiful. And they are so respectful to my brain injury as are the ushers. They always go out of their way to make me feel welcome. This church is the Jewel of Forest Hills. Please support it!

I attend this parish and church while working in NYC. Vibrant Catholic community providing many varied social services, religious instructions and beautiful worship services throughout the week. Wonderful choir at Sunday Mass and holy days. The clergy work hard to serve the needs of the many different cultures and their needs of the persons in this parish.

What a gorgeous church! It's mostly in tact too, with the original reredos, side altars and altar rail! I've been in a few times to pray as the church is usually open during the day, which is nice as well as increasingly rare. I haven't gone to mass there though so I can't really comment on that. I'm sure it's good though!