Church guide

RELIGIOUS FORMATION First Communions will start next weekend - thank you in advance to all those “front row” parishioners who will be displaced for the next four weeks, as the communicants and their families will be sitting in the first two rows.

Youth choir lead 10:30 mass

Easter Sunday is finally here and the church looks beautiful.

No Easter Egg Hunt this Easter Sunday Due to impending weather on Easter Sunday, we are moving the Easter Egg Hunt to next Sunday April 28th (after 9:15 am Mass). All are welcome we have over a 1,000 eggs.

COFFEE & DONUTS We are looking for setup and cleanup crews for May through October. It only takes about 30 minutes on Sunday morning. Please call Beth in the office at 783-7459 for more information.

Tantum Ergo 1. Tantum ergo Sacraméntum Venerémur cérnui: Et antíquum documéntum Novo cedat rítui: Praestet fides suppleméntum Sensuum deféctui. 2. Genitori, Genitoque Laus et jubilátio, Salus, honor, virtus quoque Sit et benedíctio: Procedénti ab utroque Compar sit laudátio. Amen.

FRIENDLY VISITOR MESSAGE Are you recovering from a hospital visit or an accident that has you homebound? Having a visitor to stop by and share conversation and a smile can be so helpful. A Friendly Visitor would like to come and share some time with you. Call Bonnie Feeney at 391-9460 or call the office at 783-7459 and someone will contact you to schedule a visit.

SAVE THE DATE: MAY 5: May Breakfast and Silent Auction to support the Youth Mission Trip in the parish hall. If you are interested in helping with the silent auction please contact Miss Eva.

Holy Week Schedule 7:00 PM - Holy Thursday 12:00 PM - Stations of the Cross (Fri) 7:00 PM - Good Friday 7:30 PM - Easter Vigil (Sat) ---------------------------------- 7:15 AM - Easter Mass 9:00 AM - Easter Mass 10:30 AM - Easter Mass 11:15 AM - Easter Egg Hunt 12:00 PM - Easter Mass

If you would like to be confirmed during this Confirmation ceremony within Sunday Mass on Pentecost (June 9, please contact Jennifer Marran ([email protected]) for more information. http://ctkri.org/2019/04/11/confirmation-for-adults-12/

A new pair of shoes provides relief in many developing nations around the globe, in times of disaster, and helps bridge the economic gap in the United states and Canada. http://ctkri.org/2019/04/11/shoe-collection/

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We live in a time where we are being tugged between what once was, which was familiar and comfortable, and what will be in the future, which is not always certain. We live in a time where we struggle to understand how humans can show such disregard for each other, and a lack of understanding for the needs of other people, but this is not a new situation. It has happened before, and this coming week we will see it happen in the time of our Lord. But as we have Jesus to show us the way by his example 2000 years ago, we have people here today to guide us along the right path as they have shown by their example. And they are right here among us. They are our friends, neighbors, and co-workers, and yes, they are members of our parish. http://ctkri.org/2019/04/11/journey-to-jerusalem-18/

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The symphony is a deeply spiritual and moving tone poem on Our Lord’s last week. All are welcome! http://ctkri.org/2019/04/05/organ-concert-by-enrico-garzilli-2/

MONSIGNOR CLARKE GOLF OPEN Monday, May 13 at Valley Country Club Volunteers, golfers, sponsors & donations needed! More information can be found on our website www.monsignorclarkeschool.org

Thank you for your support. Carol Brock and Mary Freeman Co-chairs http://ctkri.org/2019/04/05/catholic-charity-fund-appeal-4/

In preparation for Palm Sunday next week - the 7th grade class created Palm crosses for Nursing Home residents. These crosses will be delivered to the residents on Palm Sunday by adult ministers of the Parish.

For information or questions, please contact group facilitator and fellow parishioner/cancer survivor Bob Maher: [email protected] http://ctkri.org/2019/04/05/cancer-support-meeting-4/

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The Celebration of the Sacrament of Confirmation The Most Reverend Robert C. Evans We want to thank the parents and sponsors for being loving examples of Christian faith for their children. We extend our gratitude to all religious formation teachers and mentors for dedicating their time to our children in their preparation for this important Sacrament. Fr. Jared Costanza, Pastor Eva-Marie Mancuso, Director

Christ The King welcomes one of our nation’s first troop for girls in Scouts BSA: Troop 2 Kingston!