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  • Help our Campus Garden Beds Stay Hydrated

    We’re looking for helpers to water our beautiful garden beds around campus. Volunteers Ron Jankowski and Cindy Schmidt have devoted countless hours over the years attending to our campus plantings and are in need of some helping hands this summer. If you are able to offer assistance, EMAIL CINDY  OR EMAIL THE PARISH. 

  • Christ King School is Now Enrolling K3 - 8th Grade

    Christ King School provides students a joyful environment, family atmosphere and solid Catholic foundation for future learning.

    We have flexible K3 & K4 options; half and full day.

    SCHEDULE A SUMMER TOUR!

  • Reading Tutor Volunteer Opportunity (Seton Happy Readers)

    If you enjoy working with children and are looking for a way to make a lasting difference in a child’s life, this could be the perfect volunteer opportunity. No experience necessary.    

    Volunteers share approximately two hours, one day per week, to help students enhance their reading skills. Each tutor works one-on-one with the same three students throughout the school year, so meaningful relationships can develop. It is a rewarding experience and a beautiful way to live our faith.  

    Beginning in September 2024, volunteer tutors are needed at the following Seton Schools: 

    • St. Catherine (51st and Center St.) 
    • St. Rafael (S. 32nd St. and Lincoln) 
    • St. Margaret Mary (92nd and Capitol Drive) 
    • Catholic East (N. Murray Ave. and E. Greenwich Ave.) 
    • Northwest Catholic (N. 41st and Good Hope Rd.) 
    • Prince of Peace (S. 25th and Scott St.) 
    • Our Lady Queen of Peace (2733 W. Euclid Ave.) 
    • Mary Queen of Saints Catholic Academy (1227 S.116th St.)  

    Training, materials, and staff give volunteers the support they need to succeed. Questions? email Mary Beth Driscoll 

    LEARN MORE AND REGISTER 

  • 4th of July Mass with Archbishop Listecki

    Archbishop Listecki invites you to join him for 8:00 AM Mass HERE AT CHRIST KING on Independence Day, Thursday, July 4, where we will pray, reflect and give thanks for our religious freedom and our Catholic faith.

    • To avoid potential road closures due to the parade, attendees are encouraged to approach the parish from the north on 92nd Street.