Christ the King Catholic Church

** We have added another Mass!
Beginning Sunday, November 1,
we will offer a 7:00 a.m.
indoor Mass on Sundays.  

We have updated our Sunday Mass schedule, which includes two times, 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Both are outside (ballfield), weather permitting. Our guidelines for all who participate are included below as well as in our app and bulletin.  These guidelines include masks to be worn during all liturgies and social distancing for all on campus. 

On October 31, November 14 and 28, we will offer a 4:30 pm indoor Saturday Vigil Mass.  Masks are required for the entire liturgy.  Seating is limited. Participants should sit at the yellow ribbons to maintain social distancing.

Public Celebrations of the Eucharist

Please note:  Communion ministers will only approach those wearing masks.  Thank you in advance for protecting them as well as all who choose to gather with us for Mass.

"Growing up in a small white town in Indiana, I never saw any outright racism, probably because there weren’t any non-white folks to be racist against. I attended a private Christian college, with nearly all white students, faculty, and staff. My exposure to people who didn’t look like me was minimal, and I had never considered the effects of this on my understanding of the world and my place in it.

I spent the January term of my second year of college at an urban mission in Chicago. Touted as a “cross-cultural” experience for white evangelical students, the Olive Branch mission invited participants to live for a month in a rehabilitation center on the southwest side of Chicago..."

Read more from parishioner Jon Stotts.

If we want to confront the evils of racism, we must begin with ourselves. These testimonies reflect the efforts of the parishioners of Christ the King to recognize the reality of racism -- in its individual and systemic forms -- in our own personal histories. Stay tuned for more.

Understanding and Confronting
the Evils of Racism
An Ongoing Adult Education Zoom Series