The Conquer Series is a powerful cinematic study that is transforming the lives of men around the world. It contains Biblical teaching and proven principles to help men conquer porn and walk in freedom. In this series we will: Explore strongholds that keep men in bondage Examine the neurochemistry of addiction Discover the weapons and… Read more
You’re invited Whether you’ve been married six months or 40 years, whether you’re in a good place or struggling, The Marriage Course offers practical support to strengthen your relationship. The course helps couples to: Communicate more effectively Understand each other’s needs Resolve conflict Recognize how upbringing affects your relationship Develop greater sexual intimacy And… Read more
Have you always wondered how the Old Testament is relevant to your faith as a Catholic? It’s a common question for many Catholics! This Fall, we’ll be doing the Walking With Purpose Bible Study called “Beholding His Glory.” In this study, we’ll be delving into the Old Testament. As we look at Old Testament people… Read more
All are invited to join us on Friday, Aug. 14 as Pete Burak hosts Upper Room! Inside, we will be worshiping the Lord subject to the same health and safety restrictions found at Sunday Masses (face masks, no congregational singing, social distancing, etc.). Weather permitting, we will also be amplifying Upper Room OUTSIDE so that… Read more
As of Monday, Aug. 3, Christ the King has reached our parish goal of $119,985! Many thanks to everyone for supporting the DSA with your pledges and your prayers. If you have not yet contributed to the DSA, please prayerfully consider making an extra gift to the Christ the King General Fund. As Fr. Ed… Read more
During this time of the coronavirus pandemic, some of our faithful volunteers are no longer able to serve at our liturgies. We could especially use additional ushers to assist during our Saturday 4:30 and Sunday morning Masses. Training will be provided! For more information, please contact Director of Worship Kelley Burns (kburns@ctkcc.net or 734-929-0976).
In response to the recent Mass Feedback survey, beginning this weekend, Aug. 1, 2020, the Saturday 4:30 pm Mass will be music-free. This will hopefully allow those who would prefer a shorter Mass or one without any risk of singing to attend a weekend Mass. We are still working out solutions that will meet the… Read more
Note: The following information first appeared in the Mid-Week Notes for July 29, 2020. We have received some comments that people are concerned about receiving Communion after someone who has just received on the tongue. The biggest concern seems to be that the one receiving Communion breathed on the Minister’s hand and so contaminated their hand, so… Read more
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted every area of our lives, including some of our practices at Mass. In our efforts to care for each other and keep each other as safe as possible, we will be celebrating Mass according to the following guidelines: 1. In keeping with Bishop Boyea’s instructions, attendance will be limited to… Read more
COVID-19 cases around the country, including in Washtenaw County, are again on the rise. Although cases seem to be increasing mostly among young adults, the risks to those 60 and over who may be exposed to those with COVID-19 are great. For example, as of July 22, even though 41% of all cases in Washtenaw… Read more
Note: Due to early bulletin deadlines, this column does not appear in the Dec. 23, 2018 bulletin. “He shall stand firm and shepherd His flock by the strength of the LORD!” {Stewardship of Treasure II} Who do you trust? There are people in our lives that we have learned to trust because we have experienced them… Read more
Note: This is the first of a series of five columns on the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. The accompanying homily for the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time is available to listen to online by clicking here. “Our eyes are fixed on the Lord, pleading for His mercy!” The Psalms contain a very beautiful section… Read more
“A voice cries out: In the desert prepare the way of the LORD!” In the Gospel for this Sunday, the beginning of the Gospel of Mark, we are again introduced to the great Saint of God, St. John the Baptist. He is that voice crying out in the wilderness, a voice that we are called… Read more
Note: Fr. Ed’s homily for the First Sunday of Advent is now available online! Click here to listen. “Ready or not, here I come!” How often did we use that phrase while growing up, indicating that the seeker was now going after the hidden! This is the theme that will dominate Advent, as we hear… Read more
Note: Fr. Ed’s homily for the Solemnity of Christ the King is now available online! Click here to listen. “The Lord is my Shepherd, there is nothing I shall want” It was a time when many different ideologies were vying for dominance in the heart of man, supplanting the role and place of the King of… Read more
“Stay awake, for you know neither the day nor the hour…” The story of the ten virgins (Matthew 25:1-13) highlights what can be a common experience for many of us: we know something very important is about to happen but we don’t exactly know when. At Christ the King this is a common occurrence, e.g.,… Read more
Note: Fr. Ed’s homily for the 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time is now available online! Click here to listen. “They sit in the seat of Moses, so do what they say…” It is a common approach to disregard what people say if their actions are not consistent with the values they articulate. In the common parlance,… Read more
Note: Fr. Ed’s homily for the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time is now available online! Click here to listen. “The whole Law and the Prophets depend on these two Commandments.” The rabbis, in articulating the commandments of the Scriptures, have come up with a number traditionally valued at 613, the Taryag Mitzvot. (“Mitzvot” is simply the… Read more
Note: Fr. Ed’s homily for the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time is now available online! Click here to listen. “Repay to Caesar what is Caesar’s and to God what belongs to God.” This is one of the most complex statements in the New Testament. Oceans of ink have been spilled trying to explain exactly what it means…. Read more
Note: Fr. Ed’s homily for the 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time is now available online! Click here to listen. “My friend had a vineyard on a fertile hillside….” The parables in the first reading and the Gospel both begin in the same way, describing how the Holy One of Israel created a vineyard for Himself. But… Read more
To request space for an event at Christ the King, please download the room request form by clicking on the links below. Please use the 2020-2021 Room Request Form given below, not earlier versions. The Room Request form is available as either a Microsoft Word document or as a fillable PDF form. The Liturgical Use form, if needed, is a Microsoft Word document. Please save and email the completed form(s) to the office at scheduling@ctkcc.net.
For more information, please call 734-929-0975 or email scheduling@ctkcc.net. Thank you!
2020-2021 Room Request Form: – Microsoft Word document; – Fillable PDF form
We’ve gathered some resources all in one place in the finance section of our Stewardship page or contact Director of Operations Ken Bogan (734-929-0989 or kbogan@ctkcc.net).
Songs In His Presence publishes music from Christ the King! To learn more, go to SongsInHisPresence.com.