Welcome to our new staff members!

Hailey (Innocenzo) Dubé is overjoyed to officially join the Mary, Queen of Peace staff as the Faith Formation Coordinator. She has lived in the South Side for over seven years. This opportunity to serve both the parish and community that she loves is an extraordinary blessing. As she is new to working in parish life, this a new learning opportunity. She is confident in the guidance of the Spirit and put at ease by the many of you who have offered your wisdom and help.

Hailey is an enthusiastic, non-judgmental resource – and deeply in love with God. With His strength, she intends to share and demonstrate that love with this ministry. Getting this chance to serve this parish was a prayer answered, so please pray for her as she embarks on this journey with all of you. Be assured of her prayers in return.


Meghan Larsen-Reidy joins us as the new Pastoral Associate. Meghan lives in Mt. Lebanon with her husband and four children. She most recently worked as a Campus Minister at three colleges in the Pittsburgh area. Before working in campus ministry, Meghan was a Director of Religious Education and Youth Ministry at a parish in Pittsburgh. Meghan received a Masters of Arts in Teaching at the University of Portland and simultaneously did a service-teaching program. She spent three years teaching at the Catholic Schools of Fairbanks in Alaska. She currently attends the Franciscan School of Theology at the University of San Diego where she is getting her Masters of Theological Studies in Franciscan Theology. She attended Saint Mary’s College, Notre Dame where she received a BA in Religious Studies.

Meghan is deeply passionate about building community wherever she lives and spends time serving her community. She is dedicated to raising awareness about food insecurity. She serves on the ESTEEM advisory board, coaches for Girls on the Run, and is an active volunteer for Saint Mary’s College and Bread for the World. Meghan loves being in the outdoors, reading, writing letters, and planning events. She is excited to bring her experience to Mary, Queen of Peace.