Sunday Mass Schedule
Saturday Vigil: 4:30 pm
Sunday: 9:00 am (Livestreamed)
Sunday: 11:00 am **
** Incense will be used at all the 11:00 Masses until the Feast of the Dedication in June.
Daily Mass Schedule
Monday: 6:45 am
Tuesday: 12:00 noon
Wednesday: 7:00 pm
Thursday: 12:00 noon
Friday: 5:30 pm
Christ the King will be holding its annual May Crowning during the 11:00 Mass on May 7. The crowning itself will take place after Communion, with a statue of the Blessed Mother placed in front of the altar.
Friday: 5:00-5:30 pm
Saturday: 9:40-11:00 am & 4:00-4:30 pm
Sunday: 8:30-9:00 am & 10:30-11:00 am
Please note:
- Confessions are in the Confessional in the Worship Space (in the back on the right side as you face the Altar). The Confession line begins in the last row of seats next to the Confessional. Confessions will only be available from behind the screen; no face-to-face Confessions will be available.
- If the priest hearing Confessions is also celebrating Mass, then Confessions will end 5 minutes before Mass begins.
- Confessions before a Saturday Vigil or Sunday Mass are primarily for those attending the Mass. Confessions on Friday evening and Saturday morning are open to all.
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Please note:
- Section reserved for those who prefer to mask and socially distance: We will be keeping Section 1, immediately adjacent to the statue of St. Joseph, as the section reserved for those who prefer to wear masks and socially distance. We will continue to monitor the use of that section and possibly change it to Section 6 by the statue of the Blessed Mother in the future. The remainder of the main Worship Space is general seating with no restrictions. Singing is allowed, to the extent that you feel comfortable.
- Communion under both species: Beginning Easter Sunday, 2022, both the Sacred Body and Precious Blood of Christ are available for Communion at the Sunday Masses.
- The 9:00 am Mass is livestreamed via our YouTube channel. Your attendance at this Mass constitutes your agreement to be included in the livestream.
- A kneeler is available at Fr. Ed’s Communion station (left side of the center aisle as you face the Altar) for those who wish to kneel to receive Communion but have difficulty kneeling.
Please note: Kneeling to receive Communion is allowed at any Communion station. The kneeler is simply to assist those who struggle to kneel. - If you are bringing Communion to the sick or homebound, please bring a pyx and contact a deacon immediately after Mass.
- Incense is used to enhance the solemnity of some liturgies. For a list of those liturgies, please click here for the Incense Use Calendar.
- Please click here to read the guidelines which we are observing for Mass and/or see the notes below.
Sunday and Holy Day Mass obligation restored
Beginning Pentecost weekend, May 22-23, 2021, Bishop Earl Boyea has restored the obligation of the faithful in the Diocese of Lansing to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation. You may read more about his decision and watch a video from Bishop Boyea by clicking here.
As of April 14, 2022, we have again updated our COVID-related policies at Christ the King. Click here for more information.
If you have questions about when to stay home from an event at Christ the King, please click here.
Fr. Ed sent out a note concerning current medical issues. To read that note, please click here.