Fr. John Pietramale 'came back home' as the next pastor of Christ the King Parish on July 1st, 2021 after being an associate pastor here between 1996-2001. Fr. Pietramale was ordained a priest of the Archdiocese in 1992 and was a teacher in our Catholic schools prior to entering the seminary. He celebrated his 30th anniversary as a priest in 2022 and is grateful for the love and support of all the parishes he has served.
The Sanctuary...Life-size ceramic sculpture of The Last Supper is a reminder of the first Eucharistic celebration; all are welcome at His table.
Garden of our Lady Walkway...Located next to the church north entrance hallway - tribute bricks line the walkway.
Adoration Chapel ... Located on the Northwest side of the church, a most peaceful place to pray.
The Baptistry... Located in a semi-private room at the back of church, the marble bapistmal font is symbolically embraced by an ascending stairway.
Our Lady and Candle Grotto... a place for quiet reflection and personal intentions.
St. Joseph... the Solemnity of St. Joseph is celebrated on March 19th.
The story of the "Life of Christ" is on display in our popular stained glass windows, from the birth of the infant King located at the far northwest corner, to the return to His Heavenly kingdom on the northeast side next to the Sacristy.
Etched into the Colorado redstone and often awash with cascading light from the stained glass windows above, are the Stations of the Cross, hand made in Italy by Professor Arnaldo Miniati. The scriptural meditations inscribed in gold below each Station are an inspirational way for all to make this devotional "Way of the Cross" privately and at our many services.
The Patricia J. Koley Adoration Chapel was built in 2007, to provide adorers twenty-four hour access of private prayer and devotion to the most Holy Eucharist. To register for a permanent hour contact Frank Johansen, 402-312-4000.
The Christ the King Parish Center is a beautiful facility available for occasions that commemorate the holy moments in life. The main floor seats 240 people and the entire hall can be configured to hold up to 400 guests. Limited audio/visual capabilities are available.
Reserve the Parish Center: parishioners only