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Alleluia!We are a caring Catholic community in
Music City's Belmont/Hillsboro/12thSouth neighborhood.
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Mass updates
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Public Celebrations of the Eucharist
Indoor Masses: Masks Required for Entire Liturgy
Outdoor Masses: Masks Required at CommunionPlease 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.
89.7 FM Mass Broadcast
You may access our 9 am and 6 pm Sunday liturgies from your vehicles
on campus using 89.7 FM. If your Mass is moved inside, please go to the front,
main doors of the church at communion time if you wish to receive..
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News and upcoming events
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Would you like to help provide supplies for our vacation bible school? Click here for our Amazon wish list. You can order and have them delivered to the church office by July 1. Thank you for helping us plan for a fun week!Read More -
Mass with Bishop Spalding Celebrating silver and gold anniversaries will be June 27.Read More -
Vacation Bible School registration can be found here. Volunteers can register now through May 31. Child Participants can register April 1 through June 30. First-come, first-served based on numbers we are able to accept due to the pandemic. Parishioners accepted first.Read More -
Click here for opportunities within our diocese and in the Nashville community.Read More
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The church is open daily for anyone from 6 am until 6 pm. Please remember to honor social distancing guidelines while on campus. Thank you.Read More
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Our Church After Covid
In Fratelli Tutti, his latest encyclical, Pope Francis tells us that we cannot go back to living the way we did before the pandemic. What does this mean for Christ the King parish? In a series of three Zoom sessions, parishioners and educators Bob O'Gorman and Paul Dokecki will help us examine what it means to be church after Covid-19.
join the zoom session
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Bob True, a friend and CTK deacon, said that, if you’re not dead, God’s not through with you. Someone else once told me that you’re not an old folk until you stop learning. So ...
About a year ago, something (perhaps the Holy Spirit?) piqued my interest in the CTK adult education sessions and, in particular, the discussions generated by awful events in our society. Admittedly, I was concerned about a potentially distressing discussion focused on “black lives matter” debates and horrible, systematic injuries inflicted on certain groups of people. After all, I’m not a racist, am I...?
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