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Safe Environment time!
If you plan to work in a ministry that involves youth in any capacity, PREP, VBS, Youth Minister, Music, Staff, etc., you must be Safe Environment certified through the Diocese of Lake Charles for the fiscal year 2017 - 2018. The Safe Environment Training has been available online since (July 1st). Please go to the Lake Charles Diocese website at http://safeandsacred-lcdiocese.org, enter your username and password. If you don’t remember it click on the button that says, “Yes help me with my password”. IT IS VERY IMPOTANT THAT YOU DO NOT RECREATE ANOTHER ACCOUNT! If you have never completed the certification online before, please click on the “Create new account” icon. You will need to make a profile that will be used each year for certification. If you have any questions, please call the office during regular business hours.
Monthly Flower Donations
You now have the opportunity to donate any amount towards a beautiful flower arrangement in memory of a loved one (s) to be displayed at Mass during the month you select, excluding the
Advent (December) and Lenten (varies) seasons. We will have a space in the bulletin dedicated to the individuals the flowers are donated for in during the month. This is a special way to remember
your loved one (s) and also beautifies the church. Come by the parish office, call or drop your donation in a marked envelope (memo: name/mth) and we will make sure to record your loved ones
name for the month of your request.
Any donation accepted.
Mentors needed for the new PREP year
What is a PREP mentor? Simply speaking a PREP mentor is a silent supporter of a young person (2nd grade First Communion candidate or 11th grade Confirmation candidate) as he or she prepares for entering into a sacrament. As a mentor, you would support this young person through prayers, cards, and notes of encouragement or by any other means without the child having any knowledge of who is their special support person from the church community. A mentor can be one person, a couple or a family; you will receive information on your student in mid October.
Please call the parish office (478-0213) if you are interested in participating in this rewarding ministry. Thank you!
Annual ICCS Greenery Fundraiser Underway
On-line orders can be placed from now until October 19th by logging on to http://sffsalestrack.com/iccsgreenery. Credit card and PayPal payments are accepted and local and nationwide direct delivery options are available.
Any array of live fresh cut greenery wreaths, door sways and garland are available for purchase. Delivery will take place in late November, just in time for the holiday season. The quality evergreens, picked from the Pacific Northwest, add ornamental and aromatic features to any home or business. Proceeds from this fundraiser benefit the Immaculate Conception Cathedral School PTO.
For more information, log on to www.iccschool.org or call (337) 433-3497.
Very Rev. Anthony Fontenot, V.F.– Dean of the South Deanery and Pastor — [email protected] Shane Swire Office Manager/Bookkeeper Tiffany Champion Administrative Assistant David Swire Youth Ministry/VBS JoAnna Bearb Elementary PREP Coordinator Tammy Duhon Jr. High/LifeTeen/Confirmation Emilie McCown Music Director/Accompanist Aaron Nash R.C.I.A. Director
Christ the King Office 7680 Gulf Highway Lake Charles, LA 70607 Office Hours 9:00 am - 4:30 pm Monday - Thursday 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Friday Closed for lunch 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Office Number: 337-478-0213 Fax Number: 337-478-0793
Weekdays: Tuesday & Thursday - 8:00 am Wednesday & Friday - 5:00 pm Christian Prayers– 30 minutes prior to weekday Mass Saturday Mass: 5:00 pm - Anticipated Sunday Masses: 8:30 am & 10:30 am Holy Days: To be announced Confessions: Saturday 4:00-4:50 pm, 30 minutes before each Sunday Mass and daily Mass or by appointment
Baptisms: Call the Church office for details.
Marriage: Call the Church Office at least 6 months in advance.
Parish Religious Education Program (PREP) Elementary: Monday 5:15 pm - 6:30 pm Jr. & Sr. High: Wednesday 6:00 pm-7:30 pm Confirmation Classes: Wednesday 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm Administrative meeting-11th grade only-7:35 pm-7:45 pm
Catholic Community of
Christ the King Parish
Oct 8, 2017 Twenty-Seventh Sunday In Ordinary Time Volume XV Issue 46
Visit Christ the King’s website at
www.ctkcatholic.org
*updated weekly
Parish Trustees Lisa Henry Mickey Richard
Finance Council Chris Lemoine Drusilla Jones Chris Klein Blaine Doucet
Pastoral Council Jill Breaux (Vice Chair) Tammy Duhon (Secretary) Cookie Phillips Wilma McDaniel Becky Hensgens Herman Leger Harold Dyke
THE TWENTY-SEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME—October 8, 2017
Introduction: Fertilizing, weeding and watering the garden was a nuisance I preferred to leave to others. However as a youngster it was a responsibility thrust on me, and a job which I unwillingly carried out with diligence, if not with a positive attitude. To my chagrin when guests visited, my Dad would take them down to show them his garden and share some of his vegetables with them. These occasions produced within me both a spirit of satisfaction and of disappointment; A spirit of satisfaction because my work had resulted in real fruitfulness, a spirit of disappointment because my Dad took all the glory.
The parable in this week’s Gospel reading deals with similar unfulfilled expectations, and with disap-pointments. It implies that God had expectations for the people of Israel, and that Israel’s response was disappointing. In this parable the landowner’s legitimate expectations for his tenant farmers were thwarted, even when he sent his son to see that they were carried out. Not unlike the treatment our Lord received, they responded with hostility resulting in the violent death of the householder’s son. In Jesus’ case the rejection of his rightful claim as Lord, first took subtle forms; behind the back conversations against him, hostile ques-tioning, judgmentalism, and foot-dragging reticence to follow and respond to him. Eventually this hostility burst forth into overt opposition, conspiracy, and murder.
Does God have expectations for you and for me? Most of us today are concerned with our own expecta-tions of others, and with avoiding disappointment, but perhaps we should expend our energies more fully on the opportunity we have to fulfill our Lord’s expectations. Will we be faithful stewards, tending the vine-yards he has entrusted to us? When we reject him, either subtly by trying to avoid his claim on our lives, or overtly by resisting his will, we suffer by not fully sharing in his life and the good he has for us. Perhaps there can be no fuller joy than to hear Jesus,’ “Well done.”
As we labor in the vineyard he entrusts to us, our heavenly Father wants to rejoice in the fruitfulness of our lives. He not only affirms us but also shares with us his glory, even though we know that it was he who worked and produced the results, and that we were only a willing tool in his hand.
“Gardening is the first job that Adam was given in the garden of Eden; it is the symbol of what every-body’s job is: shoveling manure to make the unfruitful fig tree (us) bloom. It will never bloom because of the manure, but God, touched by our persevering efforts and patient endurance, may make the thing blossom anyway—not because of our efforts and patience, but because of God’s most tender love for us.”1 Gardening requires both a spirit of diligence and faithfulness as we have discussed, but as the second reading points out it also involves the contrasting aspects of dependence and rest. We should faithfully do all we can to produce fruit, but ultimately we must recognize that it is God who gives increase. Knowing this should enable us to relax and work peacefully leaving the outcome to him who works his will through us.
Perhaps it is time for us to get our hands dirty tending our Lord’s vineyard. When we do, we will experience growth in our lives and see fruitfulness in the lives of others.
1 From The Kingdom of God is Like. . . by Thomas Keating.
Reflecting on Sundays Reading
Fast-track may be for you if you only need Confirma-tion to become Catholic. This is only a 4 week session and will begin October 8th through October 29th from 4:00-5:30 pm in the office lobby
Please call the office if you are interested class.
Family is in need for of help for an elderly woman. Light house keeping, help with activi-ties of daily living, flexible time.
Please call Kathy if interested 337-842-4926!
Christ the King ACTS email list:
We are working on updating our list of parishioners who have made ACTS (either here or elsewhere), in order to send out emails to all who want to receive them regarding our parish ACTS community.
If you have made ACTS, are a member of Christ the King and do not receive emails and want to; please send an email to [email protected]. In the subject put, Re: CtK ACTS Emails and in the body put your name, the year you made your ACTS retreat, number of teams served on and your email address and best contact number.
Thank you for your assistance!
WISHES FOR A HAPPY BIRTHDAY GO OUT TO SEMINARIAN, JOSEPH CARAWAY, WHO CELEBRATES HIS BIRTHDAY ON OCTOBER 13TH.
If you would like to send him a monetary gift since he is in Rome, please contact Elaine Heape at 477-2746.
Please keep Joseph and all of our seminarians in your prayers.
Altar flower donations for the month of October in
remembrance of :
Clyde Duhon
Ronald Ortego
FATIMA 100TH ANNIV. RALLY
Mark your calendar to attend a Rosary Rally during the lunch hour (12-1 pm) on October 13, 2017, on the Lake Street grounds of OLQH church (rain-indoors). This is the 100th Anniversary of the final apparition. We will pray with the rest of the nation for conversion of hearts in America, among other important intentions. Everyone is encouraged to join in this powerful prayer on this important anniversary.
2017 ICCS Panther Run The Panther Run is Sat, October 28. The 10K and 5K races will begin at 7:30 a.m. at ICCS, the 1-mile Color Run will start at 8:30 a.m. Prizes for the top finishers in the 10K and 5K races. Cost $25 for the 10K and 5K races and $20 for the 1-mile Color Run. To register, visit www.active.com and click on the ICCS
Panther Run link. Register by Friday, October 13, to receive a race day shirt. Race proceeds will benefit the ICCS PTO. For information, call ICCS at (337) 433-3497, or visit www.iccschool.org/panther-run-packet.
St. John the Evangelist is having our annual church ba-
zaar on Sunday, October 29 at the Lacassine Community
Center. Please join us for a day of fun for the family. Ad-
vanced Bar-b-que Chicken Dinner and Pork Steak Dinner
tickets are being sold. Also serving hamburgers, fries,
jambalaya, Chicken Spaghetti and sweets. Bingo will be
from 9:30AM – 11:30AM, get your packets today. Silent
Auction 9:30AM-12:30PM, Live Auction is at 12 Noon.
Kid’s Carnival and a Haunted House for the children.
Call Terry – 405-9077 or church office – 588-4606 for
tickets or for more information.
St. Louis Catholic High School will have it’s annual Athletic Dinner Auction scheduled for 6 p.m., Saturday, October 28, 2017 in the school commons.
This year's theme is "Jeans & Jerseys". Tickets are $35 or $50 for a couple and may be purchased in the front office. For more information visit slchs.org or call 436-7275.
Sat., Oct 7 Twenty Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time– Isaiah 5:1-7; Philippians 4: 6-9; Matthew 21: 33-43 5:00 pm Beatrice Babineaux, Marilyn Meaux, Philip Daley, Tommie Guidry, Theresa Courmier Sun., Oct 8 Twenty Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time– Isaiah 5:1-7; Philippians 4: 6-9; Matthew 21: 33-43 8:30 am Helen Theriot; Russell & Goldie Miller, Barbara & Anthony Rasberry, Jessica Miller, Tommie Guidry; Nita Kober Faulk, Charles Breaux 10:30 am Parishioners
Mon., Oct 9 Jonah 1:1—2: 2, 11; Luke 10: 25-37 Tues., Oct 10 Jonah 3: 1-10; Luke 10: 38-42 8:00 am A.D. & Boonie Trahan; Curley, Helen, David “DD”, Sue & Allen Wayne Vincent; Ed & Nell Vaughan; T.R. & Myrtis Duhon, *Elza Demary & deceased family members Wed., Oct 11 Jonah 4: 1-11; Luke 11: 1-4 5:00 pm Helena Blanchette Thur., Oct 12 Malachi 3: 13-20b; Luke 11: 5-13 8:00 am Alva Savoie Fri., Oct 13 Joel 1:13-15; 2: 1-2; Luke 11: 15-26 5:00 pm Aline Crochet Sat., Oct 14 Twenty Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time– Isaiah 25:6-10; Philippians 4: 12-14, 19-20; Matthew 22: 1-14 or 22: 1-10 5:00 pm Edith Fontenot, Philip Daley, Tommie Guidry, Ginger Kibideaux Sun., Oct 15 Twenty Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time– Isaiah 25:6-10; Philippians 4: 12-14, 19-20; Matthew 22: 1-14 or 22: 1-10 8:30 am Parishioners 10:30 am Terry Breaux; A.D. & Boonie Trahan; Curley, Helen, David “DD,” Sue & Allen Wayne Vincent; Ed & Nell Vaughan; T.R. & Myrtis Duhon; Nadel & Beverly Gaspard; Ethel Trahan Arabie; Wade Keith Dyson, M/M Garland Boudreaux, M/M Elais Dyson, Patrick Boudreaux
Masses are $5.00 per intention per mass SANCTUARY LIGHTS : For Protection Against Storms
Please Remember in Prayer our Sick
Grace Abshire, Sam Ange Jr., Danielle Babineaux, Russel Bello, Lee Benoit, Todd Benoit, Janet Berlin, Whitney Beronie, Ronald & Lynetta Beaugh, Mariosa Blessington, Patricia Bond, Addison Bordelon, Kelly Boudoin, Brandon Boudoin,
Chance Boudreaux, Dwayne Boyd, Sarah Brandow, Charlie Mae Brasseaux, Casen Broussard, Judy Broussard Guillory, Evolia Broussard, Irvin Broussard, Brian Babineaux, Marlena Broussard, Mitchell Broussard, Jamie Burt, Becky
Cart, Sherry Carnahan, Nash Chapman, Charlotte Chavis, Jimmie Patrick Clark, Dudley Clarke, Cecil Clark III, Jessica Clements, Brenda Conner, Janelle &
Leland Crochet, Wayne Cutright, Sharon Demmeritt, Zoey Desormeaux, Ann Dore, Myrna Donnelly, Renee Dowden, Taylen Droddy, Hurlin Duplichain, Kevin Funn, Arleen Elliott, Tim Duffy, Percy (Joe) Doucet, Hazel Dunlap, Wade Dupre, Dylan Estep, Matt Everage, Kayla Fitzpatrick Family, Dorothy Fontenot & Fmly,
Pauline Fontenot, Maria Frederick, Margie Fontenot, James Fontenot, Robert Fontenot, Darryl Farque, David & Carolyn Fruge, Rena Fruge, Lauren Fruge,
Billie Jean Fruge, Jason Fruge, Debbie Garrett, Sharon Gaspard, Ronald Gaspard, Jr., Monica Gentry, Elaina Granger, Joyce Granger, Neil Gremillion, Tammy Guidry, Jean Guillet, Judy Broussard Guillory, Morgan Hardie & Baby Acyce Theriot, Ken Harbison, Gary Hardy, Jackie Harris, Rose Harris, Elaine Heape,
Davy Hebert, Mary Hebert, Betty Hebert, Tina Hebert, Keegan Hoffpauir, Naomie Holloman, Frankie Jester, Mary Johnson, Wayne Jones, Ron Kemerly, Tessa
Labove, A.J. & Margie Landry, Grayce LaRacca, Shauntel Landreneau, Evelyn Lemoine, Drue Lannin, Terry Landreneau, Mike Leger, Rita Leginon, Ervin
Lognion, Irving LaPoint, George Lapoint, Melissa Laughlin, Barbara Lemaire, Ashton Louviere, Byron Love, Devinda Love, Dale Lutgring, Philip Lee Maurice Maynor, McLean, Lynn Miller, Helen Moreau, Sue Mhire, Clifford & Eula Mae Miller, Roger “Pete” Miller, Deloris Miller, Sonia Miller, David Nelson, Dennis Niver, David Moreau, Grayson Nunez, Juanita Nunez, Jimmie Oliver, Dorothy H
Orsot, Melissa Palombo, Mike Parker, Sue Parker, Charley Patterson, Dot Pellerin, Gilbert & Ruby Peshoff, Wilbur Porche, Shirley Primeaux, Joseph
Richard, Joan Roy, Joyce Ryan, Quenton Savoie, Margie Savoie, Destiney Saxby, Madi Seaward, Jeral Semien, Brain Sapia, Robert Dale Schexnider, Don Simon, Helen Simon, Tommye Shaver, Connie Shuff, Rick Singer, Iola Smith, Kenneth
Smith, Joy Smith, Mary St. Romain, Talon Sonnier, Debbie Theriot, Gerdell Theriot, Mike Theriot, Zula Thibodeaux, Estelle Thibodeaux, Billy Ray Trahan,
Laura Trahan, Michael Tramel, Charlotte Trosclair, C.O. Vallet, Whitney Veronie, Jean Verret, Karen Washington, Patrick Watson, Deborah Weeks, Huey
West, Mayola Wickie, Twila Woods, Charlene Wyche, Linda Zamora
Names will be removed after 4 weeks. Call the parish office (478-0213) to have names remain on the list or to
have them removed.
CANNED GOODS & POWDERED MILK
CHRIST THE KING IS ACCEPTING ASSORTED CANNED GOODS, GARDEN PRODUCE & POWDERED
MILK FOR CATHOLIC CHARITIES. IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO DONATE
PLEASE DROP IT OFF AT THE FRONT OFFICE OR IN THE BACK OF THE CHURCH.
CHURCH CLEANING MONTH OF
October
Shane Swire
Thank you for keeping our church clean!
NEED SOME HELP WITH GIFT WRAPPING? WATCH THE BULLETIN
IN THE COMING MONTHS TO SEE HOW WE CAN HELP YOU DURING THE HOLIDAY
SEASON AND YOU CAN HELP THE PREP
PROGRAM!
October Events 14 Our Lady of Fatima Rosary in church (Noon) 15 Youth Band Practice Hall/ 3rd Sunday of month (9:30 am) 16 Abraham’s Tent (8:00-1:00 pm) 18 Eucharistic Adoration– church (5:30-9:00 pm) 20 Catholic Charities (8:00-Noon) 22 Commissioning of Teen ACTS during (10:30 am) Mass 28 Trunk R Treat (6:15-7:30 pm) 29 Rite of Presentation for Confirmation students (10:30 Mass) 29 Men’s ACTS registration after 10:30 am Mass
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Monday, Oct. 9 No Mass 5:15 pm PREP (K-5th) Tuesday, Oct 10 7:30 am Christian Prayers 8:00 am Mass 8:30 am Pro-Life Rosary Wed, Oct 11 4:30 pm Christian Prayers 5:00 pm Mass 6:00 pm PREP (6th—11th) Thurs, Oct 12 7:30 am Christian Prayers 8:00 am Mass 5:30 pm Chaplet of Divine Mercy Friday, Oct 13 4:30 pm Christian Prayers 5:00 pm Mass Saturday, Oct 14 4:00 pm Confession 4:30 pm Rosary in the Church 5:00 pm Mass Sunday, Oct 15 8:30 am Mass 10:30 am Mass w/Children’s Church 4:00 pm Youth Group Meeting—hall 4:00 pm Fast track—Adult Confirmation-Lobby
October Meetings 14 Lay Carmelites (10:00-1:00 pm) 14 Women’s Prayer Breakfast (18 and up) (7:00 am) 17 LAS– Hall (6:00-8:00 pm) 19 KC Meeting– hall (6:30 pm) 20 Men’s Scripture Reflection (6:00 am) 22 Youth Group (4:00 pm) 27 Men’s Scripture Reflection (6:00 am)
SECOND COLLECTION
OCT 22ND
MISSION SUNDAY
Please check our website for online giving options, www.ctkcatholic.org
Collections
First Weekend of October 2016 $ 7, 492
First Weekend of October 2017 $ 6, 763
Collection for Hurricane Irma Relief
Over $6,000! Thank you for your giving spirit!
WED PREP NEWS!
Confirmation Students Correction in the bulletin on the time:
Confirmation Day of Reflection with the Bishop Location OLQH Life Center Sunday, October 8, 2017 from 1:00-4:00 pm. All Confirmation candidates must attend. Church attire please, you are representing CTK.
The Christ the King Knights of Columbus, Council 13931, will be collecting useable coats for children, women, and men. The collection will be during the months of October and November.
A Love Coat box will be placed at the main entrance of the Church. Any questions, call Leroy Crochet, 477-7401
REST IN PEACE
Carolyn L. Haviland
Mother of Megan Celestine
Don’t cry for me, now that I am free. Just look around anywhere, and that is where I’ll be. For I am the daylight, when the sun starts to rise. I’m the bright rainbow, you see
with your eyes.
In order to keep in touch with parents and students in the event of an emergency or PREP cancella-tion, we will be using the “Remind” notification process. These are the instructions for you to sign up:
For grades 6-10: Text to 81010. In the message section type: @ctkprep17 For Confirmation: Text to 81010. In the message section type: @CTKConf
As of this time, elementary PREP is not utilizing “Remind”, if they do the information will be in the bulletin as well.
Youth Minister:
David Swire
Next Youth Group Meeting: Sunday, Oct 8th ~ 4:00-6:00
Elementary PREP
6th-Confirmation PREP
Oct 9 / Oct 11 5:15—6:30 pm 6:00—7:30 pm
Oct 16 / Oct 18 5:15—6:30 pm 6:00—7:30 pm
Oct 23 / Oct 25 5:15—6:30 pm 6:00—7:30 pm
Notable Notes from Music Ministry: At the age of 14 a sweet and vibrant Nun but the name of Sr. Camille Martinez pushed music into my hands and said “OK! Tonight you are cantering this!” Can you imagine a young fourteen year old leading the whole congregation in song, work-ing with the Celebrant helping the mass to flow and enriching the celebration for the congregation through song. Sr. Ca-mille Martinez, was extremely influential in bringing to the surface my love and passion for Liturgical Music. It is my dream and aspiration to share with the children and youth of our parish this Love for Liturgical Music in the form of music ministry and how music in the mass can not only help our youth to be more involved in the mass, learn the order of the mass and ultimately lead to a deeper relationship with our Lord. St. Augustine says, “When you sing you pray twice.” Please consider encouraging your child or children to join our children’s choir or youth band. Children’s Choir is for school children in the 2nd grade-5th grade. Youth Band is for school children in 6th grade- 12th grade. This year we are holding rehearsals on Sunday mornings at 9:30a.m. in Our Lady Blessed Hall. If you have a student who would like to join the choir please email me at [email protected] or call or text 3372747617 to be added to our Choir email list. When added to the list you will begin to receive the music along with the links to listening examples of the music. The Children’s Choir will be singing on the 1st Sunday of each month, and the Youth Band will sing on the 3rd Sun-day of each month.
The next meeting of the CTK Youth Group will be held on Sunday, October 8th from 4:00-6:00 pm. Come and join us for a fun night of planning! During this meeting, we will be discussing our plans for the parish’s upcoming Trunk-R-Treat. It’s sure to be lots of fun, so come on out! Enjoy
some pizza and some time with friends. Youth Ministry T-shirts still available for purchase or order. Contact the parish office at 478-0213.
Pray for our Soldiers…
Lord hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us.
Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in
our time of need, Amen.
Joshua Smith, Kim Rossiter, Charles McFarland, Brad Grant
Jeremiah LaFosse, Blaine Pakerson, Samuel Richard, Brady St. Romain,
Matt Everage, Treavor Carriere, Kody Willis, Christopher Piper,
Austin Hebert, Laci Rosfeld, Daniel Andrus, Jake Verrette, Blake Barrett
For parishioners who have family members or friends who serve in any branch of the Armed Forces, please call the office to add names to the prayer list.
Schedule for Oct 14th/15th
SATURDAY 5:00 PM SUNDAY 8:30 AM SUNDAY 10:30 AM
ALTAR SERVER Klair Kohnke Ciara Barton Skyler Captain
Kyndal Kohnke Luke Saxby Jobe Hebert
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS Shane Swire Tina Savoie Chris Bearb
OF COMMUNION Juliana Hinton Phyllis Nash Davy Hebert
Maria Richard Wilma McDaniel Kathy Hebert
LECTORS Mary Richard Catherine Brumwell Aaron Nash
Adam Richard Vera Ackley Blake Trahan
CHILDREN’S CHURCH (10:30) Becky Dupre`
PRAYER INTENTIONS FOR OCTOBER
Pope Francis: Universal: Workers and the Unemployed
That all workers may receive respect and protection of their rights, and that the unemployed may re-ceive the opportunity to contribute to the common good.
BISHOP PROVOST: For our medical professionals, that their work of healing and quality care increase for the benefit of the sick and dying and that their service be an example to us all of God’s loving protection.
Liturgical Minister’s
The Liturgical Minister’s schedule for Oct is now available! You can get your copy at the church entrance, online and in the church and office. The schedule for Nov/Dec will be out the first week of Nov due to the need to add new ministers to rotation.
AMERICA NEEDS FATIMA Rosary will be prayed on Saturday, October 14th at noon at Christ the King in the church.
All are welcome.
