Click here to see the three ways you can get involved if serving during the week of VBS does not work for you. We appreciate all help!

The Funeral Mass for Margie Francescon, wife of Deacon Sam Francescon and mother of Christ the King parishioners, Susie Bateman, Margie Grover, Steve, Chris, David, and Sam Francescon will be Wednesday, May 15, at 10:30 am. Visitation will take place in the Christ the King Parish Hall on Tuesday, May 14, from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm. There will also be Visitation one hour prior to the funeral service at 9:30 am on Wednesday.

The funeral Mass for Mary Ann Clinton will be Monday, April 29, at 11:00 am. Visitation will be at Marshall Donnelly Funeral Home on Sunday, April 28, from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm.

There will be a Memorial Service at Christ the King for Anne Holmes Donnelly, mother of Dava Barnes on Wednesday, April 24, at 12:30 pm. Visitation will be from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm prior to the service.

On May 11th, KofC Council 12256 will celebrate its 20th Anniversary with a consecration of Council and Parish Families at 4:15pm in the Church. The 4:30pm Mass will be celebrated by Bishop Mark Spalding, and a cocktail dinner reception catered by the Clean Plate Club takes place after Mass in the Parish Hall. All are invitied. Tickets are $40 per person. Visit the Knights' page (click the link in the title) for more details or to purchase online.

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Friday, March 29th, join us for the Knights of Columbus Lenten Fish Fry Friday. We'll be serving from 5-7pm. Takeout available. Stations of the Cross take place in the Church at 6pm. People 12 and under - $6; Adults - $9; Families - $30. Cash and credit/debit cards accepted.

Click here for the link to our Lenten flyer listing all of the liturgies and events coming up.

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A 40 Days for Life event has been planned for Nashville for 40 days this Lent beginning on Ash Wednesday.The remaining event for this Lent is Stations of the Cross Sunday, April 14, 2019 3pm Planned Parenthood

It is time to register! Want to help with a short-term ministry that offers lots of fun and fellowship? Sign up to be a leader at our annual vacation bible school. ROAR 2019 is going to be a ferociously fun time! Click on this article to go to our parish VBS page and the link for registration.

The 2019 Bishop's Annual Appeal for Ministries is in progress. You'll find envelopes in the pews to use to make your pledge. Please help our diocesan ministries to bring Christ's love and mercy to the people of Middle Tennessee.

This year the Crown Affair auction is online, and it's now open and available. If you can't make it Saturday night, take a few minutes to see if something being offered might suit your fancy. Go to ckscrownaffair.com (open this news item for a live link) to see the auction and make a bid.

Our annual Mardi Gras Party will take place on Saturday, March 2nd after the 4:30 Mass. Join us for a fun evening with a New Orleans flavor.

Celebrate Calm workshops, Christ the King Parish Hall - Tuesday, Feb. 12th 7-9pm, or Wednesday, Feb. 13th 8-10am. No entrance fee - no reservation required. Kids listen the first time. No defiance, no disrespect, no yelling. No whining, no tantrum, no fighting. Get kids off screens without drama. Stress free mornings, homework time, bedtime. Might sound like the Cleavers from Leave it to Beaver, but Kirk and Casey Martin say they can help you make it happen at your house. Open this news item for more information

Special guest pianist Daniel Goldstein (Argentina) joins our own Father Dexter Brewer and Maestro Stefan Petrescu in a concert for violin and piano. They'll explore music from Argentinian composers offering a musical view of sound and time. Open this news item for more details. Join us at 10 am in the Church on Sunday, February 17th.

This week we celebrate Christ the King School and all the Catholic schools in our nation. Please enjoy a special coffee and donuts between the Sunday Masses. Students and school families will be involved in all liturgies. include a faith rally, NCEA Distinguished Graduate Award, and the annual 8th Grade vs. Faculty/Coach basketball game. All are welcome at our events, so please join in the fun! The faith rally on Monday afternoon in the gym will launch our new social justice project on the environment. We are fortunate to have John Angotti (www.johnangotti.com) as a guest musician and several guest speakers on caring for God’s creation. Our Distinguished Graduate, Mr. Paul Davis '77, will be honored at our school Mass on Tuesday at 8:15 with a reception for guests afterward.

A Crown Affair, our annual school fundraising event, this year features an all-online auction experience. Log into the website to preview items and even place bids before the event. Use the same link to purchase tickets. Students and teachers are already getting busy and creative to offer packages, baskets, crafts, and experiences - you don't want to miss them! Open this news item for the site link. Thank you!

After finishing our study of Luke's Gospel, the Men's Group will take up Poverty of the Spirit, by the German theologian Johannes Baptist Metz. One of Father Dexter's favorite books for meditation and reflection, these 51 pages will chailenge us to live life more fully by imitating the humanity of Christ. For more information contact Deacon Bob True, btrue56@gmail.com or 615-243-8783

On Tuesday, January 22nd at 7pm, Westminster Presbyterian Church (3900 West End Avenue) will host an ecumenical worship service to celebrate The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. Jointly prepared by The Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity (Roman Catholic) and The Commission on Faith and Order of the World Council of Churches (Protestant) the liturgy has been written each year since 1968 by Christian communities in different countries. This year the focus text is Deuteronomy 16:18-20 and the theme is “Justice and only justice you shall pursue” put together by Indonesian Christians. Westminster’s Rev. Guy Griffith is coordinating the service with Rev. Thomas Kleinert from Vine Street Christian Church.