Nick Rosati was pleased to have Avishai sign a family book of songs used for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippor for his wife Diana, a CTK cantor. Last week, CTK had the privilege of hosting Violins of Hope, a program that was introduced to us by The Jewish Community Relations Council of South Jersey. The project, which… Continue reading Violins of Hope
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#iGiveCatholic
On Giving Tuesday we gave out cookies to those who stopped by the office to support the cause. After accepting his cookie, Father Jon finished the sentence #iGiveCatholic because “I lead by example.” Since its introduction in 2012, Giving Tuesday has become a global movement that inspires and celebrates generosity. 2015 saw the inaugural year of #iGiveCatholic,… Continue reading #iGiveCatholic
Prepare Him Room
The Dodson Family enjoying family time while creating their Advent Wreath. Imagine Morgan Hall packed with young children, teens with their parents and grandparents, ministry stewards and CTK clergy and staff, the hospitality tables filled with abundant home-baked food, and at the center of attention, tables blanketed with materials needed for each family to craft… Continue reading Prepare Him Room
Most Holy Advocate
Our beautiful statue of Mary, generously donated by a faithful parishioner, was blessed during the Family Mass in October. Once the custom cabinet is completed, the statue will sit inside the new Rosary Chapel. In the Catholic tradition, Mary is often venerated as the Advocate who intercedes on our behalf. She anticipates our requests, knows… Continue reading Most Holy Advocate
Do You Have Time for God?
Following Mass on Wednesday night, Sr. Frances (left), Sr. Kelly (back row) and Sr. Marie Grace joined Father Jon and attendees of the Parish Mission for a photo. Last week, Christ the King hosted the Capuchin Sisters of Nazareth, who facilitated our annual Parish Mission. The Capuchin Sisters, who base their lives on St. Francis of… Continue reading Do You Have Time for God?
Veterans Day
CTK parishioner and grandfather of two CKRS alumni, Captain Doug Wells, USAF Reserve delivered the keynote address during the school Mass. He is pictured with his wife Dianna, and daughter Margo Ahart. Since the Middle Ages, November 11 has been celebrated as the feast day of Saint Martin of Tours. Martin (316-397 AD) was the… Continue reading Veterans Day
Growing Discipleship
Teen Mass attendees and adult leaders having fun during last month’s event. We began offering a monthly Teen Mass in 2022. Each month as we gather to worship together this small community of believers grows stronger in their faith and deepens their connection to one another. For me, serving as an adult leader, I am… Continue reading Growing Discipleship
Relationships Build the Kingdom
Pictured at a recent Young at Heart Luncheon, CTK parishioners since 1975, Mary Beth and Al Sauter. Mary Beth attends WWP and Al is a longtime member of the choir. Like the positive health benefits of eating right, not smoking, and getting routine exercise, participating in social activities also supports a healthy lifestyle. “Wellness… Continue reading Relationships Build the Kingdom
Supporting our Physical and Mental Well-Being
Parish Nurse members Mary Ann McMahon, Mary Helf, Kaye Malcarney, Maryann Clayton, Carolyn DeCicco, and Susanne Clark The National Catholic Mental Health Campaign is a year-round initiative to “raise awareness of the mental health crisis, combat stigma surrounding the topic of mental health, and advocate for all those impacted by the crisis.” The faithful are… Continue reading Supporting our Physical and Mental Well-Being
A Catholic Treasure Close to Home
Pilgrims Joe and Marge McElroy participate in the procession of parishes at the 2022 Mass. Aside from receiving the Blessed Sacrament, one of the aspects of the Catholic faith that brings me the most joy is exploring the many treasures the Church has preserved over the centuries. No matter where our travels take us,… Continue reading A Catholic Treasure Close to Home