Sunday, March 8th, 2020
5711 SW 9th Des Moines, Iowa 50315-5006chris hekingparish.org(515) 285-2888Parish Office Hours: Monday—Thursday 8:00 am—5:00 PM,Friday 8:00 AM—NoonPastor: Fr. PJ McManusAssociate: Fr. George KomoHispanic Pastor: Fr. Jose ReynaldoSunday, March 8th, 2020Welcome to Christ the King Catholic ChurchChrist the King Catholic Church Mission StatementChrist the King is a Catholic community centered on The Risen Lord Jesus, proclaiming His Word and celebrating His presence in the Eucharist. Our commitment to spiritual growth as individuals and families is enhanced by providing opportunities for lifelong spiritual and faith formation. We are committed to becominggood stewards by sharing our time, talent, and treasure in gratitude to God for His many gifts to us. If you are interested in joining Christ the King please pick upa newcomer packet in the back of the Church, or go to our website: www.christthekingparish .org
As most of you know, my mother was sick for several years. The disease which she had compromised her immune system such that she hadto quit her job and, apart from trips to the infusion center for blood, le her basically homebound. That was the hardest part of the diseasefor her.When I came home for my niece’s First Holy Communion she “stole” my car and snuck up to St. Theresa to prove she could s ll get aroundwell enough to go to the Mass. And Father Neal was very generous and helped accommodate us so that we could create a safe place for herto be at the Mass. But disease is real, and I know firsthand the fear that comes from the possibility of infec on. Which is why, in mes likethis, it makes sense to take reasonable precau ons, without causing further panic or by our ac ons saying anything untrue.There are things we do at Church that absolutely carry with them the threat of infec on. If Holy Water stoups aren’t changed regularly thenthey can carry bacteria. Shaking hands with people at Mass is as dangerous as shaking hands with them anywhere else. And, of course,drinking from a common cup at Communion is no different than sharing a water bo le with a buddy at ball prac ce, or a cup of tea withyour spouse while cuddled on the couch—except that several dozen other people are drinking out of the same vessel. And the most exposed person in this scenario? The priest or the deacon who must cleanse the vessel, thereby drinking a er virtually everyone at Mass.This is, at least in part, how Communion from the chalice stopped in the first place.Now I know, I know, “But Father, it’s the blood of Christ, He’ll keep us safe from any disease.” It is absolutely the Blood of Christ, but theaccidents of wine remain, which means the proper es which carry diseases are as present as they would be in an ordinary cup of wine. Thisshouldn’t surprise us. Jesus’ Body was an ordinary human body like ours, which carried bacteria on the skin, and sloughed off dandruff andother dryness, and yes, carried “germs” in His spi le and His sweat and His snot and His blood. If Jesus had the flu you could catch it fromHim as easily as from me; we should expect no more from the Blessed Sacrament, in which He truly dwells.And so we are going to be taking what I believe to be the following reasonable and sensible precau ons at Mass for the foreseeable future:x Communion will be offered only under the species of bread (the host) un l Easter; we will revisit at that pointx The Deacon will not invite us to exchange the peace with each other; that will be celebrated between the priest and the assembly alonex Ushers/Host ministers are instructed not to shake hands with people as they approach for Holy Communionx Holy Water Stoups will be refilled daily; new Holy Water with more salt added will be confected to help avoid contagionIn the mean me, do pray for everyone affected by the present outbreak; the ill, the dead, and their families.
You can give beyond your life through a bequest to Christ the KingChurch/School in your will.For more information on the Christ the KingJohn DaughertyEdith GonzalezBruce AbrahamLisa RichCarole MarchesanoRobert MezeraAngie LurieSophia LohrmanChuck SinclairAmarilis QuinteroMary LoseLetty BoltronKaden KinleyHaylee HoopesRoger HardmanLinda TessauMerril HoopesSteven LoseCurt OliverFoundation, please visit our website www.christthekingparish.orgInterested in Becoming Catholic-RCIAAre you Interested in the Catholic Faith ? Do you know someone who may be interested? We invite you to join us on theRCIA journey of faith.Where: CTK Pastoral Center 820 PorterWhen: Sunday 9:00 AM orThursday 6:00 PMPlease contact: Deacon Larry and Susan nday, March 9, 20205:30 Colleen BlackTuesday, March 10, 20205:30 David T GardellaWednesday, March 11, 20208:40 James L'Estrange5:30 Edward and Jackie JacobsonThursday, March 12, 20208:40 Delta Bucklin5:30 Ken WadleParish BudgetFebruary Tithe Giving 79,829.47February Tithe Budget 61,683.33Difference 18,146.14Year-to-Date Collected 649,425.68Year-to-Date Budgeted 554,250.01Difference 95,175.67Annual Diocesan AppealADA Goal: 130,074Outstanding Pledges: 878Amount Paid: 93,880Total Pledge and Paid: 94,758Amount Due: 36,194Parish Social MediaBe Sure to follow us on our twitter, Instagram, and facebookpages! Links to all can be found on our website!Facebook: Christ the King Parish, Des MoinesTwitter: CTKParishDSMInstagram: christthekingdsmFriday, March 13, 20208:40 Kirby Black5:30 Robert AhlbergSaturday, March 14, 20205:00 Donnie Snedekerr Sunday, March 15, 20207:30 Mary Lou Kauzlarich9:00 Eatilo and Alma Angaran11:00 Our ParishIf you would like to have a Mass Intention, please contact Julie Lang at 515-285-2580 You may put your donation in the collection basket and mark it Mass Intention,or drop it off at the parish office.Mass TimesSaturday: 5:00 PMSunday: 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM 3:15 PM (Spanish)Monday-Friday 5:30 PMWednesday-Friday: 8:40 AMFriday: 8:40 AM & 6:00 PM (Spanish)Reconciliation (Confession) TimesMonday-Friday 6:00 PMSaturday 4:00 PM-4:45 PMSunday 4:15 PM-5:00 PM3 Christ the King Parish
Monday:x x x x Daily Mass at 5:30 PM in the Churchx x x x x Divine Mercy Chaplet at 5:15 PM in the Churchx x x x x x Mass at 8:40 AM in the Churchx x x x x x x Daily Mass at 8:40 AM in the Churchx x x x x x x Daily Mass at 8:40 AM in the Churchx x x Study of the Sunday Scripture at 7:30 AM in the Saint Francis Roomx x x x x x x x Mass at 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, & 11:00 AM in the ChurchConfessions at 6:00 PM in the ChurchLa Tormenta Group at 6:00 PM in the Blessed Mother RoomSt. Vincent de Paul meeting at 6:00 PM in the St. Francis Assisi RoomTuesday:Sunday:Gn 12:1-4a/Ps 33:4-5, 18-19, 20, 22 [22]/2 Tm 1:8b-10/Mt 17:1-9Monday:Dn 9:4b-10/Ps 79:8, 9, 11 and 13 [cf. Ps 103:10a]/Lk 6:36-38Tuesday:Is 1:10, 16-20/Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21 and 23 [23b]/Mt 23:1-12Wednesday: Jer 18:18-20/Ps 31:5-6, 14, 15-16 [17b]/Mt 20:17-28Thursday: Jer 17:5-10/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [Ps 40:5a]/Lk 16:19-31Friday:Gn 37:3-4, 12-13a, 17b-28a/Ps 105:16-17, 18-19, 20-21 [5a]/Mt 21:33-43, 45-46Saturday: Mi 7:14-15, 18-20/Ps 103:1-2, 3-4, 9-10, 11-12 [8a]/Lk 15:1-3, 11-32Next Sunday:Ex 17:3-7/Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9 [8]/Rom 5:1-2, 5-8/Jn 4:5-42 or 4:5-15,19b-26, 39a, 40-42Daily Mass at 5:30 PM in the ChurchConfessions at 6:00 PM in the ChurchLenten Book Discussion at 6:15 PM in the St. Joseph RoomEl Coro Milagro Practice at 7:00 PM in the LunchroomWednesday:Coffee Talk at 9:30 AM in the Blessed Mother RoomMass at 5:30 PM in the ChurchConfessions at 6:00 PM in the ChurchYouth Group-Fr. Mike Schmitz Study at 6:00 PM in the Youth RoomFr. PJ’s Study on the Passion Narratives at 6:00 PM in the Parish HallThursday:Read With Me Program at 11:00 AM in the Parish HallFriends of SW 9th Meeting at 5:00 PM in the LibraryDaily Mass at 5:30 PM in the ChurchConfessions at 6:00 PM in the ChurchRCIA at 5:30 PM in the Blessed Mother RoomYouth RCIA at 5:30 PM in the Youth RoomFriday:—MeatlessKnights of Columbus Fish Fry at 5:00 PM in the Parish HallNext WeekendMarch 7 & March 8, 2020Next WeekendMarch 14 & March 15, 20205:00 PM MassSacristan: Mike AdamietzAltar Servers: Drew Casey, EmmaCasey, Brianna EvansLector: Pete Martin, Sandy DeLeonEucharistic Minister: Melissa Tuttle,Carol Jeffries, Sarah Hawkins,Linette BodenHost Ministry: Shelia Feintech, JulieHarbertGift Bearer: James Houston5:00 PM MassSacristan: Mike AdamietzAltar Servers: Drew Casey, EmmaCasey, Brianna EvansLector: Mike Adamietz, Jo ChafenEucharistic Minister: Deb Adamietz,Sandy DeLeon, Sarah Hawkins,Jayne RossellHost Ministry: Bill Harbert, JamesHoustonGift Bearer: Host Minister Pick7:30 AM MassSacristan: Bill RedlingerAltar Servers: William Tice, OliviaTice, Caroline TiceLector: Susan KehoeEucharistic Minister: Barb Vignaroli,Carol WeyerHost Ministry: Jeff Prohaska, TracyProhaska, Kathy ShannonGift Bearer: Barb Roby7:30 AM MassSacristan: Bill RedlingerAltar Servers: William Tice, OliviaTice, Caroline TiceLector: Barb RobyEucharistic Minister: Barb Vignaroli,Carol WeyerHost Ministry: Jeff Prohaska, TracyProhaska, Kathy Biederman, RichBiedermanGift Bearer: Janette McDonoughEnglish Stations of the Cross at 5:00 PM in the ChurchDaily Mass at 5:30 PM in the ChurchConfessions at 6:00 PM in the ChurchHispanic Prayer Group at 6:00 PM in the LunchroomSpanish Stations of the Cross at 6:30 PM in the ChurchSaturday:Confessions at 4:00-4:45 PM in the ChurchVigil Mass for Sunday at 5:00 PM in the ChurchSunday:RCIA at 9:00 AM in the Blessed Mother RoomHispanic RCIA at 9:00 AM in the Saint Joseph RoomAdvanced Bible Study at 9:00 AM in the LunchroomHispanic Mass at 3:15 PM in the ChurchConfessions at 4:15-5:00 PMDios es Amor practice at 4:30 PM in the LunchroomCenacle of Mary at 5:30 PM in the Church9:00 AM MassSacristan: Mike MillerAltar Servers: Freddy Gutierrez,Logan Hazel, Ben SalgadoLector: Gloria Castellano, LucasZacharyEucharistic Minister: Kris Beltrame,Therese Drey, Janie McCoy, MaryWinchesterHost Ministry: Frank Acri, JodyCarlino, Pat Carlino, Bob HoffbauerGift Bearer: Altar and Rosary11:00 AM MassSacristan: John CollinsAltar Servers: Adam Lingor, JosephMachinsky, Maria Jose Santos BucioLector: Cynthia Nahas, Julie WhiteEucharistic Minister: Hoang Bui,Rich Burns, Stacy Lohrman, JulieStinardHost Ministry: Beth Boltron, Jill Kobliska, Flo Landaverde, Albert MartinezGift Bearer: Lisa Paskach9:00 AM MassSacristan: Mike MillerAltar Servers: Emma Hazel,Zachary Jensen, Noah NolandLector: Jackie Carroll, AnnieSalgadoEucharistic Minister: Joe Bohlke,Diana Bohlke, Patricia Nichols, SarahNolandHost Ministry: Frank Acri, Jan Ceretti, Don Ceretti, Bob HoffbauerGift Bearer: Gina DeVoogd11:00 AM MassSacristan: Dan BoswellAltar Servers: Adam Lingor, MariaNaderman, Claire VelazquezLector: Cherie Dale, Stacy LohrmanEucharistic Minister: NormaBreheny, John Collins, Teresa Mott,Jeff YoungHost Ministry: Beth Boltron, HoangBui, Mike Mathis, Deb MathisGift Bearer: John Fontanini
St. Vincent de Paul CornerAs we con nue our Lenten journey together, consider St. Vincent de Paul’s reflec on: “God demands first the heart.then the work. “A “Must See” for LentDVD: The Passion of theChristGet to know St. Vincent de Paul during Lent, he is known as the“Apostle of Charity”.2019 Contribution StatementsThe 2019 contribution Statements are ready to be accessedthrough My Own Church on the CTK website.If you have any questions, please call the office we would behappy toassist. (515)285-2888Men’s and Women’s Bible StudyYOU ARE WELCOME - - Please come join us Saturdaymornings from 8:00 - 9:00 AM in the Parish Center. We discuss the Readings for Sunday.A good chance to meet and make new friends and at thesame time learn more about the Bible and our God.Empty Nesters GroupMarried and single, please come join other Christ the Kingparishioners on Tuesday, March 17th at Hy-Vee Market Grille,4605 Fleur Drive, at 6:30 PM.For more information, or to make reservations, please callDarlene Hiatt at 244-9205. To make reservations please callon or before Monday, March 16th.Altar and RosaryWe are making WANDAS on March 28!! We would love tohave anyone in the parish come to help us make the ItalianGuantis cookies in the parish hall. There will be multiple stations throughout the process for all to help. No experiencerequired. Open also to any student needing service hours,please join us. We normally make around 1,000 cookies tosell during our A&R bread sale on March 28 & 29 after themasses. Dough making starts at 7 am, rolling out and cuttingstarts at 8 am, frosting will begin late morning. The more helpwe have will allow us to finish earlier mid to late afternoon.Join us for a couple of hours of your choice. If questions, callKathy Biederman 515-953-6330.The Respect Life Committee at Christ the Kingwould like to extend a big THANK YOU for yourparticipation in the InnerVisions Baby BottleCampaign, which raised over 2,450! This willhelp the women in crisis and their unborn babieswho are served by the compassionate medicalstaff at InnerVisions on a daily basis, especiallywith the new clinic that recently opened. About100 of the 250 bottles distributed werereturned -- if you have any additional bottles,pleasedeliver them directly to InnerVisions HealthCare inWest Des Moines or South Des Moines. God bless you!It is hard to believe that it hasbeen 16 years since the releaseof The Passion of the Christ. In2004 many people thought themovie would fail miserably. Whowould want to see a movie aboutJesus Christ—especially onerated R for graphic depictions oftorture, and one spoken in Aramaic? Despite its naysayers ThePassion has grossed 622 million dollars on a 30 millionbudget and it has been a major force in filmmaking. But commercial success is not the reason we are recommending ThePassion this Lent.Arguably, Christianity cannot be fully understood apart fromthe reality of Christ’s passion and death. Modern depictionsof Jesus’ sacrifice tend to sanitize his mental, emotional, andphysical agony. Crucifixes frequently display a body with fewwounds and minimal blood. Christ’s actual passion can onlybe described as brutal, and The Passion of the Christ confronts this in a visceral fashion. As a result, this is not a filmfor casual viewing. It is not easy to watch, and it is not appropriate for younger viewers. But it does offer adults and matureteens a unique opportunity to grow in understanding of andgratitude for Jesus’ sacrifice.Watching The Passion of the Christ can be a deeply personal experience. Jim Caviezel’s portrayal of Jesus is extraordinary. Gone is the baby-faced Jesus who sports a slightBritish accent. In his place is the raw humanity of Jesus whofreely gave himself up to death for our sake. Nothing couldbe more moving.The movie is not a map of the Gospel story; it is a synthesisof scripture, tradition and theology with a little dramatic license thrown in. Often it is gut-wrenching, but at times it isalso poetic and even humorous. You see The Passionthrough the eyes of Jesus’ loving mother, and you are therefor the last 12 hours of his life. The Passion of the Christoffers food for thought, meditation, and prayer.Parish Library HoursSaturday: 4:30 PM — 6:30 PM (closed during Mass)Sunday 8:30 AM — 12:30 PM, 2:00 PM, — 3:00 PMService Hours AvailableAny students wishing to earn some additional service hoursplease consider helping the Altar and Rosary Committeemake Wandas on March 28th. Contact Kathy Biederman formore information.5 Christ the King Parish5 Christ the King Parish
ATTENTION ALL WOMEN!! You are invited to attend the annual conference of the Des Moines Diocesan Council of CatholicWomen on March 28, 2020, STS Peter and Paul Parish Hall, Atlantic, Iowa. Our keynoter will be Barbara Heil, a former Pentecostal minister and a dynamic and inspirational speaker. 25.00 by March 18; 30.00 after and at the door.Registration includes continental breakfast, lunch, Mass with our Bishop, door prizes and exhibitors. More information and onlineregistration is available at www.desmoinesdccw.org or call Carolyn Smith 712-527-4206 or Connie Sampers 712-623-2369.Man-Up West Power Lunch, March (Catholic Fellowship for Men)Friday, March 13th at Noon/St. Francis of Assisi Parish, West Des MoinesThe Power of Mercy with Fr. P.J. McManus"Divine Mercy" is not a once a year Holy Day, or just the Chaplet we pray on Fridays at 3:00 P.M--it's a way of life, a virtue to belived out every day. It's a "Who" more than a "What". Father P.J. McManus will challenge and inspire us to accept God's Mercyand be Men of Mercy. Join us on Friday, March 13th and help yourself finish Lent well!Cheese and or Veggie Pizza for lunch/Fellowship/Program:High Noon, St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church- 7075 Ashworth Rd, West Des Moines, IA 50266Register for this event at https://www.iowacatholicradio.com/eventsEARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AT DIOCESE OF DES MOINES SCHOOLSWhat is Early Childhood Education (ECE)?Early Childhood Education (ECE) is a continuum of programs, services, and classes designed to support brain development, cognitive function and the social-emotional growth of children ages 3-5 (before they begin kindergarten).The Diocese of Des Moines Catholic Schools offer a full continuum of ECE classes. We offer full-day Preschool (3year-olds), Pre-Kindergarten (4-year-olds), Transitional Kindergarten (5-year-olds not yet ready for kindergarten), andExtended Care (care provided before the school day begins and after the school day ends).Our ECE curriculum is aligned with Iowa Common Core and our K-12 school curriculum. Coursework includes faithformation, academic growth, social skills development, and enrichment activities like art, PE, library and computerclasses. Our focus on literacy development helps ensure students are at or above grade level across all disciplines bythird grade.Want to Give Your Little One a Jump Start?Schools throughout the Diocese of Des Moines are now enrolling for the 2020-2021 school year. Space in our ECEprograms is limited. Visit www.dmdiocese.org/catholic-schools to find a Catholic school near you today!6 Christ the King Parish
Aviso: si es miembro registrado de la parroquia yno le llegan los sobres, favor de actualizar suinformacion. Si no es miembro Registrado y legustaria favor de llamarnos 285-2888 ext 8089 La Biblioteca:Te invitamos a pasar.Tenemos nuevos contenido yes Gratis! En españolen nuestro nuevo Horarioapartir de Marzo2:00pm– 3:00pmQué es la Cuaresma?¿El tiempo de la Cuaresma rememora los cuarentaaños que el pueblo de Israel pasó en el desiertomientras se encaminaba hacia la tierra prometida, con todo lo que implicó de fatiga, lucha,hambre, sed y cansancio.pero al fin el puebloelegido gozó de esa tierra maravillosa, que destilaba miel y frutos suculentos (Éxodo 16 y siguientes).Ayuno y abstinencia, sobre todo, de nuestros egoísmos, vanidades, orgullos, odios, perezas, murmuraciones, deseos malos, venganzas, impurezas, iras,envidias, rencores, injusticias, insensibilidad ante lasmiserias del prójimo. Ayuno y abstinencia, incluso,de cosas buenas y legítimas para reparar nuestrospecados y ofrecerle a Dios un pequeño sacrificio yun acto de amor; por ejemplo, ayuno de televisión,de diversiones, de cine, de bailes durante este tiempo de cuaresma. -Limosna, oracion.-La oración me induce a conversión interior.Via Crusis 6:30pm los ViernesNo se les olvide que los Caballeros estanvendiendo pezcado durante la Cuaresma.vengan y apollen a su parroquia de5:00pm-7:00pm en el salon Parroquial 10.00 por adulto y 5.00 por niño.Proximo RETIRO 29 de Marzo8:30am– terminamos con la misa de 3:15pmRetiro para padres y padrinos de Segundo añode catecismoVen y participa de La Santa Misa bilingüeTodos los días a las 5:30p.m. (excepto el primeroOremos por el padre Reynaldo queesta en un re ro.viernes de cada mes Misa a las 7:00 pm).Pidamos por la vidaconsagrada y por los queestan sufriendo de sed y deHambre.Confesiones despues de misa durante la semanaSabados 4pm-5pmAviso: No habrá Grupo de Oracion durante la Cuaresma7 Christ the King Parish
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Mar 08, 2020 · Sunday, March 8th, 2020 Welcome to Christ the King Catholic Church Christ the King Catholic Church Mission Statement Christ the King is a Catholic community centered on The Risen Lord Jesus, proclaimin
End of the Year Celebrations June 3rd: 8th Grade Breakfast (OLA Gym; 8:30 AM); Grades 1-4 Field Trip to the Bronx Zoo June 4th: 8th Grade Dinner-Dance (7 PM) June 5th: Altar Server/SCOLA Trip June 6th: 8th Grade Trip to Philadelphia June 7th: 8th Grade Honors (Morning Announcements, 8:05 AM); Graduation Mass (OLA Church 8:30 AM) June 8th: 8th Grade Graduation (OLA Church, 1 PM)
Worship Schedule Sunday June 6th 10:30 am Pastor Tom Skrenes Sunday June 13th 10:30 am Lisa Bouche, LLM Sunday June 20th 10:30 am Lisa Bouche, LLM Sunday June 27th 10:30 am Pastor Dave VanKley Sunday July 4th 10:30 am TBA Sunday July 11th 10:30 am TBA Sunday July 18th 10:30 am TBA Sunday July 25th 10:30 am TBA Worship is open to those who feel safe attending.
Sunday School for Youth 9:15 am Rotation for teachers each month: 1st Sunday Debbie Wood 2nd Sunday Sharon Townsend 3rd Sunday Ruth Akins 4th Sunday Heather Carter Also, the nursery will be open for infants through elementary school age during worship. Join Adult Sunday School in the Conference Room each Sunday morning at 9:15 am.
MARCH 2014 ***** March 11th Cavelero Parent Orientation Class of 2018 Cavelero Gym Class of 2019 . 8th Grade English Testing (SBAC) Science MSP -May 8th Math Testing (SBAC) 9th Grade “Romeo and Juliet” Play -May 8th STUDENT . Washington State History Requirement met (passed class in 8th grade).
Sunday, March 20, 2022 Third Sunday of Lent (2002 Missal) Third Sunday of Lent (1962 Missal) Sunday March 20—St. Lawrence Outside the Walls 7:30 a.m. Poor Souls in Purgatory 9:00 a.m. † Phillip Jackson, Sr. 11:00 a.m. Pro Populo 12:30 p.m. In Honor of St. Joseph for Kevin O'Connor Req. Virginia O'Connor
Girl Scout Sunday, March 9 Second Sunday in Lent, March 16 First Day of Spring, March 20 Third Sunday in Lent, March 23 Fourth Sunday in Lent, March 30 Preparing sermons, for me, is like cultivating and nurturing a garden. You pray, study, read, observe people a
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mathematics at an advanced level, including articulation to university degree study. The Unit will provide learners with opportunities to develop the knowledge, understanding and skills to apply a range of differential and integral calculus techniques to the solution of mathematical problems. Outcomes On successful completion of the Unit the learner will be able to: 1 Use differentiation .
