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We have a record number of baskets for our raffle, nearly 60 so far! There will be a presale of raffle tickets July 29 & 30 for those who cannot make it to the picnic. Click for details.
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Our young adults and chaperones have returned from their week in West Virginia. Check out photos the the trip here!
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Please give from the heart during our missionary appeal to help spread the Gospel throughout the world and assist the Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill to share God’s love with those in need. Click for details.
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With praise and thanksgiving to Almighty God the Diocese of Pittsburgh joyfully celebrated the ordination to the Sacred Priesthood of Jesus Christ on Saturday, June 24 in Saint Paul Cathedral.
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The Memorial Day Mass will be held at Saint Joseph Church at 10am. This will be the only Mass in Christ the King Parish on Memorial Day. (This is a location change from Saint Scholastica Church due to the Memorial Day Parade.)
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Wear your best red outfit and join us this weekend!
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Your support helps CRS provide emergency relief and support to suffering people around the world.
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Due to a scheduling conflict at Epiphany Church, this event has been cancelled.
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Bishop Waltersheid discusses the last prayers of the Mass and how we are sent out from Mass bearing Christ into the world.
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Support our Appalachia Mission trip with beautiful hanging baskets!
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We'd love to have you join us! CLICK for details
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June 12-16, 2023 9:00-Noon Saint Joseph Church, 342 Dorseyville Road Children ages 4 (by June 1st) - 5th Grade (Fall 2023) CLICK to register
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We invite you to join us as we commemorate the passion, death and resurrection of our Lord!
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All parishioners are asked to complete a brief survey to help guide the spiritual growth of Christ the King. The survey will close on March 31.
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by Andrew Bechman
The Passion accounts from the Gospels according to Matthew and John are read on Palm Sunday and Good Friday this year. These two accounts contain passages that have contributed to historical persecution of Jews by Christians. How did this happen, and how are we to understand those passages today?
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We couldn't do it without you! Check out a video from Appalachia 2022.
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Monday, April 3, at 7:00 PM, in St. Mary Church
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by Andrew Bechman
Over twenty parish members gathered to envision a future for our parish garden!
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A Second Collection will be taken March 18-19, directed to outreach efforts for the Catholic Church in the United States. This collection supports low-income communities who greatly depend on these funds to continue their local programs and pastoral activities.
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