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Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS) is a Montessori-based educational approach to the religious formation of children from three years old through second grade. Children enter the mystery of the Eucharist in a variety of ways, including learning the names of the articles used on the altar, the preparation of the chalice, the epiclesis and offering, and the sign of peace. Through the experience of seeing these gestures, presented one by one, the Mass emerges as the Sacrament of the Gift. The child becomes acquainted with the historical character of the liturgy through the events of the Last Supper, Christ’s death, and His resurrection.

Join Stacey Allen in a weekly beginner's vinyasa flow yoga class to build strength and flexibility. We meet in Room LL1 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30-6:30pm. Cost is $5/class. Bring your own mat, block and water.

All married couples celebrating an anniversary this month are invited to receive a blessing after mass this weekend.

All married couples celebrating an anniversary this month are invited to receive a blessing after mass this weekend.

Weekly discussion meeting of parishioners who are reading the same book. The group alternates between contemporary and classic books. Each book is read and discussed over the course of 6-8 weeks.

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS) is a Montessori-based educational approach to the religious formation of children from three years old through second grade. Children enter the mystery of the Eucharist in a variety of ways, including learning the names of the articles used on the altar, the preparation of the chalice, the epiclesis and offering, and the sign of peace. Through the experience of seeing these gestures, presented one by one, the Mass emerges as the Sacrament of the Gift. The child becomes acquainted with the historical character of the liturgy through the events of the Last Supper, Christ’s death, and His resurrection.

What is the Catholic Church all about? What does it mean to be Catholic? What do Catholics actually believe? The Catholic Church is extraordinary. Founded by Christ himself, the Catholic Church is where we encounter God in his Word, his sacraments, and his saints. The Church faithfully proclaims the fullness of faith, leaving no truth out. It proclaims the fullness of life, leaving no person out. It calls all to repent and to believe in God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the source of all life and salvation. Maybe you’ve been Catholic your entire life. Maybe you’re just beginning to explore the Catholic Faith. Wherever you may be in your journey, you will be profoundly moved by the beauty and the richness of the Catholic Church.

Get your Flu, 65+ Flu, Pneumonia, Tdap, Shingles and COVID vaccinations. Vitamin B-12 also available for $20, due at time of service. Be sure to bring your health insurance card. Sign up at link before September 26. https://oem.passporthealthglobal.com/ClinicSignUp/Registration/ChristtheKingFlu2022

Mike Frisbie will be presenting the ABCD's of Medicare on October 3 from 6:30-8pm. This seminar will include strategies to avoid the Part D coverage gap (donut hole), as well as ways to reduce the amount of Medicare telemarketing you receive. Pizza provided; please RSVP to Pam at (405) 842-1483 by noon on October 3 so we can order enough.

Weekly AA meeting.

Join us as we study the Endow Study - "Letter to Women," in which Pope St. John Paul II gives the perfect introduction to the Christian concept of woman and her indispensable role in the Church, the family, society, and the world. The Endow studies help women encounter their identity as daughters of God, enabling them to grow in their faith and ultimately discover their mission in life.

Join Stacey Allen in a weekly beginner's vinyasa flow yoga class to build strength and flexibility. We meet in Room LL1 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30-6:30pm. Cost is $5/class. Bring your own mat, block and water.

What is the Catholic Church all about? What does it mean to be Catholic? What do Catholics actually believe? The Catholic Church is extraordinary. Founded by Christ himself, the Catholic Church is where we encounter God in his Word, his sacraments, and his saints. The Church faithfully proclaims the fullness of faith, leaving no truth out. It proclaims the fullness of life, leaving no person out. It calls all to repent and to believe in God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the source of all life and salvation. Maybe you’ve been Catholic your entire life. Maybe you’re just beginning to explore the Catholic Faith. Wherever you may be in your journey, you will be profoundly moved by the beauty and the richness of the Catholic Church.

Christ the King's Grief Support group meets every Wednesday from 1:30 - 3pm in the Board Room. If you or someone you know could benefit from bereavement support, please call 842-1483 or e-mail pam@ckokc.org.

Filmed on location in the Holy Land, No Greater Love is a biblical pilgrimage that reveals Christ’s amazing love for us. Best-selling author Edward Sri guides you through the last hours of Christ’s life. You will walk step-by-step with Jesus from the garden of Gethsemane to Mount Calvary. Every step of the way, Old Testament prophecies, messianic expectations, biblical symbolism, and historical context shed light on the mystery of Christ’s suffering and death. Experience a deeper understanding and appreciation of God’s immeasurable and unconditional love for you—grow closer to Jesus than you ever have before. Authored and presented by Edward Sri, No Greater Love also features Fr. Mike Schmitz, Jeff Cavins, Jennifer Fulwiler, Curtis Martin, Teresa Tomeo, Fr. Josh Johnson, and Elizabeth Sri.

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS) is a Montessori-based educational approach to the religious formation of children from three years old through second grade. Children enter the mystery of the Eucharist in a variety of ways, including learning the names of the articles used on the altar, the preparation of the chalice, the epiclesis and offering, and the sign of peace. Through the experience of seeing these gestures, presented one by one, the Mass emerges as the Sacrament of the Gift. The child becomes acquainted with the historical character of the liturgy through the events of the Last Supper, Christ’s death, and His resurrection.

Join Stacey Allen in a weekly beginner's vinyasa flow yoga class to build strength and flexibility. We meet in Room LL1 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30-6:30pm. Cost is $5/class. Bring your own mat, block and water.

Weekly discussion meeting of parishioners who are reading the same book. The group alternates between contemporary and classic books. Each book is read and discussed over the course of 6-8 weeks.

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS) is a Montessori-based educational approach to the religious formation of children from three years old through second grade. Children enter the mystery of the Eucharist in a variety of ways, including learning the names of the articles used on the altar, the preparation of the chalice, the epiclesis and offering, and the sign of peace. Through the experience of seeing these gestures, presented one by one, the Mass emerges as the Sacrament of the Gift. The child becomes acquainted with the historical character of the liturgy through the events of the Last Supper, Christ’s death, and His resurrection.

What is the Catholic Church all about? What does it mean to be Catholic? What do Catholics actually believe? The Catholic Church is extraordinary. Founded by Christ himself, the Catholic Church is where we encounter God in his Word, his sacraments, and his saints. The Church faithfully proclaims the fullness of faith, leaving no truth out. It proclaims the fullness of life, leaving no person out. It calls all to repent and to believe in God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the source of all life and salvation. Maybe you’ve been Catholic your entire life. Maybe you’re just beginning to explore the Catholic Faith. Wherever you may be in your journey, you will be profoundly moved by the beauty and the richness of the Catholic Church.

St. Lawrence Ministry is Christ the King's "benevolence" ministry, giving material assistance to those who need help paying utility bills, rent or purchasing prescriptions. Meetings take place on the second Monday monthly at 5pm in Room 114.

Weekly AA meeting.

Join us as we study the Endow Study - "Letter to Women," in which Pope St. John Paul II gives the perfect introduction to the Christian concept of woman and her indispensable role in the Church, the family, society, and the world. The Endow studies help women encounter their identity as daughters of God, enabling them to grow in their faith and ultimately discover their mission in life.

Join Stacey Allen in a weekly beginner's vinyasa flow yoga class to build strength and flexibility. We meet in Room LL1 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30-6:30pm. Cost is $5/class. Bring your own mat, block and water.

Knights of Columbus Council 12669 meets at 6pm on the second Monday of the month in LL7/9 (the lower level of the Parish Center Atrium).

What is the Catholic Church all about? What does it mean to be Catholic? What do Catholics actually believe? The Catholic Church is extraordinary. Founded by Christ himself, the Catholic Church is where we encounter God in his Word, his sacraments, and his saints. The Church faithfully proclaims the fullness of faith, leaving no truth out. It proclaims the fullness of life, leaving no person out. It calls all to repent and to believe in God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the source of all life and salvation. Maybe you’ve been Catholic your entire life. Maybe you’re just beginning to explore the Catholic Faith. Wherever you may be in your journey, you will be profoundly moved by the beauty and the richness of the Catholic Church.

Christ the King's Grief Support group meets every Wednesday from 1:30 - 3pm in the Board Room. If you or someone you know could benefit from bereavement support, please call 842-1483 or e-mail pam@ckokc.org.

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS) is a Montessori-based educational approach to the religious formation of children from three years old through second grade. Children enter the mystery of the Eucharist in a variety of ways, including learning the names of the articles used on the altar, the preparation of the chalice, the epiclesis and offering, and the sign of peace. Through the experience of seeing these gestures, presented one by one, the Mass emerges as the Sacrament of the Gift. The child becomes acquainted with the historical character of the liturgy through the events of the Last Supper, Christ’s death, and His resurrection.

Join Stacey Allen in a weekly beginner's vinyasa flow yoga class to build strength and flexibility. We meet in Room LL1 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30-6:30pm. Cost is $5/class. Bring your own mat, block and water.

In an effort to foster healthy, happy and holy marriages in our homes, all engaged and married couples are invited to join us for Date Night, which involves a presentation and discussion on topics that support the enrichment of marriage at all stages.

Weekly discussion meeting of parishioners who are reading the same book. The group alternates between contemporary and classic books. Each book is read and discussed over the course of 6-8 weeks.

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS) is a Montessori-based educational approach to the religious formation of children from three years old through second grade. Children enter the mystery of the Eucharist in a variety of ways, including learning the names of the articles used on the altar, the preparation of the chalice, the epiclesis and offering, and the sign of peace. Through the experience of seeing these gestures, presented one by one, the Mass emerges as the Sacrament of the Gift. The child becomes acquainted with the historical character of the liturgy through the events of the Last Supper, Christ’s death, and His resurrection.

What is the Catholic Church all about? What does it mean to be Catholic? What do Catholics actually believe? The Catholic Church is extraordinary. Founded by Christ himself, the Catholic Church is where we encounter God in his Word, his sacraments, and his saints. The Church faithfully proclaims the fullness of faith, leaving no truth out. It proclaims the fullness of life, leaving no person out. It calls all to repent and to believe in God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the source of all life and salvation. Maybe you’ve been Catholic your entire life. Maybe you’re just beginning to explore the Catholic Faith. Wherever you may be in your journey, you will be profoundly moved by the beauty and the richness of the Catholic Church.

Ages 21& up. Cash prizes, adult beverages, and $5 Bingo cards. Bring a snack to share and get a free card! Lots of fun!

Weekly AA meeting.

Join us as we study the Endow Study - "Letter to Women," in which Pope St. John Paul II gives the perfect introduction to the Christian concept of woman and her indispensable role in the Church, the family, society, and the world. The Endow studies help women encounter their identity as daughters of God, enabling them to grow in their faith and ultimately discover their mission in life.

Join Stacey Allen in a weekly beginner's vinyasa flow yoga class to build strength and flexibility. We meet in Room LL1 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30-6:30pm. Cost is $5/class. Bring your own mat, block and water.

What is the Catholic Church all about? What does it mean to be Catholic? What do Catholics actually believe? The Catholic Church is extraordinary. Founded by Christ himself, the Catholic Church is where we encounter God in his Word, his sacraments, and his saints. The Church faithfully proclaims the fullness of faith, leaving no truth out. It proclaims the fullness of life, leaving no person out. It calls all to repent and to believe in God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the source of all life and salvation. Maybe you’ve been Catholic your entire life. Maybe you’re just beginning to explore the Catholic Faith. Wherever you may be in your journey, you will be profoundly moved by the beauty and the richness of the Catholic Church.

Christ the King's Grief Support group meets every Wednesday from 1:30 - 3pm in the Board Room. If you or someone you know could benefit from bereavement support, please call 842-1483 or e-mail pam@ckokc.org.

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS) is a Montessori-based educational approach to the religious formation of children from three years old through second grade. Children enter the mystery of the Eucharist in a variety of ways, including learning the names of the articles used on the altar, the preparation of the chalice, the epiclesis and offering, and the sign of peace. Through the experience of seeing these gestures, presented one by one, the Mass emerges as the Sacrament of the Gift. The child becomes acquainted with the historical character of the liturgy through the events of the Last Supper, Christ’s death, and His resurrection.

Join Stacey Allen in a weekly beginner's vinyasa flow yoga class to build strength and flexibility. We meet in Room LL1 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30-6:30pm. Cost is $5/class. Bring your own mat, block and water.

Weekly discussion meeting of parishioners who are reading the same book. The group alternates between contemporary and classic books. Each book is read and discussed over the course of 6-8 weeks.

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS) is a Montessori-based educational approach to the religious formation of children from three years old through second grade. Children enter the mystery of the Eucharist in a variety of ways, including learning the names of the articles used on the altar, the preparation of the chalice, the epiclesis and offering, and the sign of peace. Through the experience of seeing these gestures, presented one by one, the Mass emerges as the Sacrament of the Gift. The child becomes acquainted with the historical character of the liturgy through the events of the Last Supper, Christ’s death, and His resurrection.

Parishioners volunteering for the Feed the Hungry Ministry provide items to feed the poor and homeless on the fourth Sunday of each month. Those helping with this family-friendly outreach program may sign up for the item(s) they plan to bring and deliver those items to the Junior High parking lot at 11:30 am on the assigned Sunday morning.

What is the Catholic Church all about? What does it mean to be Catholic? What do Catholics actually believe? The Catholic Church is extraordinary. Founded by Christ himself, the Catholic Church is where we encounter God in his Word, his sacraments, and his saints. The Church faithfully proclaims the fullness of faith, leaving no truth out. It proclaims the fullness of life, leaving no person out. It calls all to repent and to believe in God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the source of all life and salvation. Maybe you’ve been Catholic your entire life. Maybe you’re just beginning to explore the Catholic Faith. Wherever you may be in your journey, you will be profoundly moved by the beauty and the richness of the Catholic Church.

Weekly AA meeting.

Join us as we study the Endow Study - "Letter to Women," in which Pope St. John Paul II gives the perfect introduction to the Christian concept of woman and her indispensable role in the Church, the family, society, and the world. The Endow studies help women encounter their identity as daughters of God, enabling them to grow in their faith and ultimately discover their mission in life.

We will meet at 11am for lunch before we head down to the Regional Food Bank for our monthly 1:30 - 4:00pm shift. All volunteers must RSVP to Pam at (405) 842-1483 or pam@ckokc.org by the Friday prior to the event.

Join Stacey Allen in a weekly beginner's vinyasa flow yoga class to build strength and flexibility. We meet in Room LL1 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30-6:30pm. Cost is $5/class. Bring your own mat, block and water.

What is the Catholic Church all about? What does it mean to be Catholic? What do Catholics actually believe? The Catholic Church is extraordinary. Founded by Christ himself, the Catholic Church is where we encounter God in his Word, his sacraments, and his saints. The Church faithfully proclaims the fullness of faith, leaving no truth out. It proclaims the fullness of life, leaving no person out. It calls all to repent and to believe in God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the source of all life and salvation. Maybe you’ve been Catholic your entire life. Maybe you’re just beginning to explore the Catholic Faith. Wherever you may be in your journey, you will be profoundly moved by the beauty and the richness of the Catholic Church.

Christ the King's Grief Support group meets every Wednesday from 1:30 - 3pm in the Board Room. If you or someone you know could benefit from bereavement support, please call 842-1483 or e-mail pam@ckokc.org.

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS) is a Montessori-based educational approach to the religious formation of children from three years old through second grade. Children enter the mystery of the Eucharist in a variety of ways, including learning the names of the articles used on the altar, the preparation of the chalice, the epiclesis and offering, and the sign of peace. Through the experience of seeing these gestures, presented one by one, the Mass emerges as the Sacrament of the Gift. The child becomes acquainted with the historical character of the liturgy through the events of the Last Supper, Christ’s death, and His resurrection.

Join Stacey Allen in a weekly beginner's vinyasa flow yoga class to build strength and flexibility. We meet in Room LL1 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30-6:30pm. Cost is $5/class. Bring your own mat, block and water.

Are you expecting a baby or know someone who is? There will be a special Blessing of a Child in the Womb for pregnant women after all masses this weekend in front of the baptismal font.

Together in Holiness provides an opportunity for quality time with your spouse and includes dynamic and inspiring presentations from Archbishop Paul Coakley, national speakers, Mass, Eucharistic Adoration, Reconciliation, on-site childcare, and more! Catholic married and engaged couples throughout the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City and beyond who desire to grow together in holiness and learn to form their children in the Catholic Faith are encouraged to attend. Visit https://forlifeandfamily.org/events/th22-okc/ for more information and to register.

Weekly discussion meeting of parishioners who are reading the same book. The group alternates between contemporary and classic books. Each book is read and discussed over the course of 6-8 weeks.

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS) is a Montessori-based educational approach to the religious formation of children from three years old through second grade. Children enter the mystery of the Eucharist in a variety of ways, including learning the names of the articles used on the altar, the preparation of the chalice, the epiclesis and offering, and the sign of peace. Through the experience of seeing these gestures, presented one by one, the Mass emerges as the Sacrament of the Gift. The child becomes acquainted with the historical character of the liturgy through the events of the Last Supper, Christ’s death, and His resurrection.

What is the Catholic Church all about? What does it mean to be Catholic? What do Catholics actually believe? The Catholic Church is extraordinary. Founded by Christ himself, the Catholic Church is where we encounter God in his Word, his sacraments, and his saints. The Church faithfully proclaims the fullness of faith, leaving no truth out. It proclaims the fullness of life, leaving no person out. It calls all to repent and to believe in God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the source of all life and salvation. Maybe you’ve been Catholic your entire life. Maybe you’re just beginning to explore the Catholic Faith. Wherever you may be in your journey, you will be profoundly moved by the beauty and the richness of the Catholic Church.

Weekly AA meeting.