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On April 14th, 2021, Ms. Christensen and Mr. Clements gave a presentation on a new math curriculum that will be implemented for the 2021-2021 school year.

Christ the King's Garage Sale will be April 22nd - 24th from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. in the Parish Center Basement.

Fr. John Pietramale will be assigned as the next pastor of Christ the King Parish on July 1st, 2021.

Archbishop George Lucas announces the end of the dispensation from Mass.

Father Cook shares an Easter greeting with the parish.

Christ the King Alumni: We want to celebrate the legacy of Mike Hartigan, P.E. teacher at CTK School, as he will be moving on after this school year.

Fr. Cook reflects on the last twelve months of the COVID pandemic.

It's that time of year again! Time to get your Nothing Bundt Cakes for your Easter get together. Sales go through March 15th.

Fr. Cook has announced that he will not be seeking a second-term here at Christ the King. Read more...

While that dispensation remains in effect, we want to invite those who have been coming back to church to meet others where they are and to gently encourage them to return to church in some fashion this Lent.

Some information regarding the Feast of the Presentation on Tuesday, Feb. 2nd, and the Blessing of Throats on Wednesday, Feb. 3rd.

There will be no Sunday morning Confessions on Jan. 24th.

Due to blizzard-like conditions predicted tomorrow, Christ the King School will be closed on Friday, January 15th.

Christ the King will be hosting a series of Parent Information Nights for our Preschool and Kindergarten grades.

The Epiphany of the Lord is traditionally celebrated the twelfth day after Christmas, on January 6.

Fr. Cook shares a most peculiar gift they received and the importance of giving.

Because we do not know what to expect for attendance at Christmas Masses in a COVID world, we offer the following guidance.

An update on upcoming Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Masses.

This Sunday, December 6th, is the Memorial of St. Nicholas, a day in which German Christians and many other Catholics are surprised to discover gifts and sweets in their stockings and shoes mysteriously left by St. Nick. But who is this beloved Saint Nicholas?