We are in great need of more adults to lead our youngest parishioners on their journey of faith. We offer classes during our 8:30 and 11:00 Masses during the school year. We still need 2 more adults for the 8:30 sessions and 2-3 adults for the 11:00 sessions. Please consider trying this ministry. It is so rewarding! The children love the bible stories that they learn and the community that they form by gathering in their small groups weekly. Resources and a catechist guide are provided. Parents with teenagers have found it is a great way to get involved together. Couples have taught together as well. Some teachers alternate Sundays with another adult. There are lots of options. Contact Kathy Skinner at kathy.skinner@ctk-nashville.org or 615-777-8908.

Did God need to punish Jesus for our sins? Short answer: no.

What's Your Next Step? Think About the Nicene Creed.

The funeral for long time parishioner Richard Conditt, will be this Friday, August 17, at 10:30 am. Visitation in the church will begin at 9:30 am. Richard was a 4th degree in the Knights of Columbus and an active volunteer at Christ the King. He was frequently seen in the kitchen preparing his famous Barbecue for parish events. Please keep his wife Judy and the family in your prayers.

What's Your Next Step? Think about Jesus, the Word Incarnate.

The film,Their Eyes Were Watching God, will be shown tomorrow, Saturday, July 14, in the West Wing of the Parish Center. The film was produced by Oprah Winfrey and stars Halle Berry. The showing will begin at approximately 5:45 pm, following the 4:30 mass. All are welcome. Bring snacks or beverages to share if you wish.

Please click on the title above to sign up to help us build the VBS set. No amount of time is too small. Join us in the gym from 10:30 until 4 or any increment of time in between. Thank you!

Come join fellow parishioners at our annual Parish Picnic this Sunday, June 3rd, 4-6 pm on the front lawn of the church. All are invited! Live Band and grilled hamburgers & hotdogs. Just bring a side dish (salad, vegetable side dish or dessert), lawn chair, and BYOB (wine or beer) or your favorite soda. Also bring a blanket or lawn chairs! See you there!!!

June 3 and 10 The Abba Prayer of Jesus: A Prayer for the Coming of God's Kingdom of Justice and Peace, presented by parishioner, Paul Dokecki, PhD June 17 - July 15   Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston, presented by Victor Judge Open this item for full descriptions. Grab a donut and join us from 9:45-10:45 in the West Wing of the Parish Center.  

As a follow up to our presentation on the School to Prison Pipeline and the need to restore funding for restorative practices and social emotional learning, if you are interested in sharing your thoughts on ways to support student growth and development, here is a way to get involved. Please feel free to reach out to your Metro Council Members to express your support for the students of Metro Nashville Public Schools. Open this item to find the contact information for your Metro Council Member, talking points for communicating with council members, and information on the school board budget request. The students of MNPS will appreciate your support!

The Women's Council is hosting their annual picnic on Tuesday, June 19th at noon in the West Wing. Please join us for fellowship and some fun activities. Boxed lunches are $10, payable at the door. Please make your reservation and lunch selection by emailing or calling Pat Lavorini (mspatricia@comcast.net or 615-383-0489) or Kathy Reece (reecek44@hotmail.com or 615-513-6099). MENU OPTIONS: #1 - Chicken Salad on croissant #2 - Ham Sandwich on whole wheat bread #3 - Turkey Sandwich on whole wheat bread #4 - Tabouli Wrap (vegetarian) #5 - Tuna Salad on croissant

Sunday Morning Classes for Adults in May 9:45 - 10:45 in the West Wing of the Parish Center May 13 and 20 Vanderbilt History professor Joel Harrington will discuss his latest book, Dangerous Mystic: Meister Eckhart's Path to the God Within. (See reviews below). NOTE: Copies of Dangerous Mystic are available for the reduced price of $20.00. Contact joceline.lemaire@ctk.org to reserve a copy. May 27 Presentation: The School to Prison Pipeline in Nashville, and What We Can Do About It. (More information to follow)

Veterans of all ages are invited to connect with other veterans here on Wednesdays at 7pm (location to be announced.) Freely discuss anything you'd like in a safe, accepting, supportive environment. This group limits its membership to veterans in light of the unique problems faced by members of our armed services in the process of returning home. Topics include survivor's guilt, anger management, PTSD, relationships after deployments and other topics of interest to veterans. Interested? Contact Deacon Bob at btrue56@gmail.com.

Men's Group returns to Fr. Richard Rohr's work for his book on the Trinity and transformation, The Divine Dance. It's $13 new at Amazon - shop around for a used version (check https://www.betterworldbooks.com/) or get it on your Kindle. We meet on Tuesdays in the Community Room in the Parish Hall. All men of faith are welcome; bring a lunch if you want.

Join us on Tuesdays at noon in the Community Room. We're viewing NT Wright's online video course, which parallels his new book on Paul. (No homework - we're flipping the classroom!) Come for a new perspective on the Apostle to the Gentiles.

Due to rain and wet conditions last week, our annual Easter egg hunt has been moved to this Sunday, April 8th, at 4 o’clock. Happy Easter!

Mass every Friday at 7 am Confession after Friday 7 am Mass, Confession after Wednesday 6 pm Mass, Stations of the Cross every Friday at 2:30 pm (School) and 6:00 pm (Parish)

We are in great need of help on Easter morning with our annual Easter egg hunt. Please help us keep this fun tradition alive and contact Kathy Skinner to help: kathy.skinner@ctk-nashville.org.

We're working through John's letters. Join us at noon in the church music room/blue room.

Click the link above for a photo from last Saturday night's Mardi Gras Party. If you missed it, you missed a great time - great food - great music- great friends. Make sure to plan for next year's party. Save the date: the last Saturday before Ash Wednesday.