Welcome To Christ The King Catholic Parish

Parish Events & News

The school office will be open for business on Wednesdays from 9:00 to 12 noon during the summer...More 

 

Updated Weekly Altar Schedule....More 

 

Irene Friend needs your help. She is looking for 2 new teachers for next year’s CCD program...More 

 

Totus Tuus is Here!! June 27 – July 2, 2010...More 

 

Weekend Warriors Wanted for our Parish Music Library!!...More 

 

T.W.L. to meet at Gaelic Park, 6119 West 147th St, Oak Forest, IL., on Wednesday, July 7th for lunch. Doors open at noon and lunch will be served at 1:00 pm. Cost is $13 and payable at the door. For reservations please call Myra Doig as soon as possible. !! 

 

The Spred Ministry is having a meeting for Parents and interested people in helping are invited to an informational gathering on Tuesday June 29, 2010 at 7:00 pm in the Gleeson Center....More 

 

Upcoming Rectory Holidays: Monday, July 5 Independence Day and Friday, July 30 CUF Day 

 

Father John Corapi is Coming to the Diocese of Rockford, Save the Date...MORE!! 

 

AS WE MOVE FORWARD IN 2010…..Do you have questions about Christ the King? Do you have specific concerns? Are we missing something?...More 

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Please Note: that we are continually updating both Parish and School websites as information becomes available.  We thank and bless You for your continued support!

 

 

School Events & News

Up Coming VIRTUS Training!...More 

 

As we close the 2009-2010 school year, the Christ the King School Advisory Board (SAB) is proud to announce the completion of our 5-year strategic plan, A Pathway to a Bright Future (Pathway)...More 

 

Christ the King School is currently accepting registrations for Preschool through 8th grade....More 

 

School Events for 2009-2010 Calendar

  

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Local Community News

Please visit our Adoration Chapel. It is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm. Enter through the single east door of the church. Give yourself the gift of some quiet time for reflection in the Presence of Jesus....More!

Frequent Questions on the Catholic faith ...More!

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National News

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Our School Philosophy

With the grace of God and the involvement of parents, who are the primary educators of their children, Christ the King students will develop into responsible, competent, productive, informed and moral members of the Church and society. Christ the King students will participate in programs which address the religious, academic, social, moral and physical needs of our students. The community of Christ the King views the purpose of education to be the preparation of its children in their goal of becoming life-long responsible members of the Catholic Church.

Christ the King believes in providing opportunities to develop in each student a better understanding of the Catholic community and an awareness of one’s commitment to God, self and neighbor. We foster global awareness by offering opportunities for students to appreciate different cultures as an aid to eliminating prejudice.

 

The Children at Christ the King School are separate individuals who approach the world of learning with various levels of development, natural ability and backgrounds. Hence, they learn in different ways. Every child is able to learn and pursue excellence to his/her greatest level of achievement. The teaching community will address these levels through multiple challenging opportunities, adjusting the curriculum to the perceived needs of each child. The students are expected to participate in the learning process appropriate to their developmental levels.

 
With the active participation of students, parents, school, Church and community, our Christ the King students will be valued citizens of a global community in the new millennium.