I want to take this opportunity to thank Fr. Michael Moore for sanctifying our church through his thought-provoking and inspiring talks during the Lenten Mission. This Thursday, we have our final day of the Lenten Mission at both 9am and 6.30pm. Normally, we celebrate our Lady of Perpetual Help Mass at 6.00pm. Just this Thursday, we will celebrate Mass at 6.30pm, and include the Lenten Mission talk as part of that mass. There will be no rosary at 5:40pm. Thank you for your understanding.

We are truly blessed, as many have already pledged towards our paving project. I was truly impressed when one of our young school students approached me for a pledge card and made his pledge towards this project from his personal savings. I am well aware times are hard and challenging for many of us. Please do what you can, if you can. If you want to delay your contribution, that is perfectly fine. Just inform us, please, of your intentions. If you want to donate through stocks, we can assist you through this process.

Pope Francis has spoken about the role of religions in the face of religious and cultural nationalism: “Religions therefore have an educational task: to help bring out the best in each person.” This, according to him, is the opposite of “the rigid and fundamentalist reactions on the part of those who, through violent words and deeds, seek to impose extreme and radical attitudes which are furthest from the living God.” As Saint Paul says, “our citizenship is in heaven, and from there we are expecting a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ” (Phil 3:20). This “heavenly citizenship” transcends any sectarian and idolatrous citizenship. We should be careful not to be caught up in the false religion of nationalism, rather, our commitment must be born of deeper and more authentic religious aspirations, one that is rooted in the love of our neighbor made in the image and likeness of our God.

Once again, I am grateful for your extraordinary and continued support, your prayers and your faith-filled actions and leadership in our parish, our community, and beyond. May God continue to bless your Lent.

Our final Synod Listening Sessions come to an end on Friday, March 18. On behalf of Fr. Paulson, the Synod Planning Team wishes to thank all of you at St. Stephen’s and CTK who have taken the time to participate in one of these sessions and provide your feedback on our reflection questions. Read More

St. Stephen Church - Join us at 12 noon every Friday during Lent for a guided Stations of the Cross. Or, you can stop by between 12 noon-2 pm Mon-Thurs and 12 noon-6:30 pm Fridays to follow our garden path and walk your own stations. 

Ministry Center Deck for coffee and pastries.

 Out of respect, we ask that you attend only if you are vaccinated.

CTK office 925-682-2486 or office@ctkph.org

Christ the King Parish will be hosting a presentation on Parish Finance on Thursday March 24^th, at 7pm via Zoom.  The presentation is planned for one hour and is

open to any parishioner interested in CTK finances. Sign-up for this presentation using Sign-Up genius at the link. Here

At this presentation we will go into detail on our financial results for 2021, our budget for 2022, and the major fundraising effort to replace the paving on our campus. We will also spend time presenting details on our new parish data system called REALM.

There will be time for any questions or comments you might have about parish finance. 

We hope you can join us for this presentation. 

is bringing back CTK Café.

 For those of you who are unfamiliar: CTK Café is a morning gathering for CTK school families, students and parishioners. All are welcome! Come anytime between 7:15am-10am to enjoy breakfast, coffee and each other’s company. Breakfast items, coffee, tea and hot chocolate will be served. We hope to see you there! 

when we will be celebrating St. Joseph's Day. Following the Sicilian custom of decorating a table with foods in honor of St. Joseph's Feast day, we will meet in the main section of the Parish Hall at

Fellow Parishioners,

As you may know, the pavement at both Christ the King Church and St. Stephen is reaching its end of life. We need to replace this pavement for both safety and long-term useability of our facilities. Because the amount of pavement is around 190,000 square feet this replacement will be a major project. The preliminary cost estimate for this work is $1.5 million. Read More

Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of Mass and speak to the sacristan to arrange this. Thank you!

This weekend marks the midway point in Lent. No two people live Lent in exactly the same way. For some, it’s a fairly smooth journey to the Good Friday cross. For others, it’s a “punch in the gut” experience. Read More

1) Create your REALM account and set up online giving here

2) Delete your old online giving account by clicking here

3) If you need help contact the parish office, we are here for you!

To donate a one-time/on-line donation.

If you do not wish to give on-line,

you can continue to contribute using your offertory envelopes.

CTK will be hosting Winter Nights Family Shelter

April 25-May 8.

Thank you for your support!

Links to our services (live or archived) can be found at ctkph.org

Sacrament of Reconciliation - Private Confessions every Saturday from 3pm to 3:30pm, in the church.

Drive-Thru Holy Communion - Every Sunday 11:30am to 12 noon, in front of the church.

Thursday Mass - 6pm - Honoring our Mother of Perpetual Help, Rosary begins at 5:40pm, in the church. Worship Aide Here

Holy Rosary - Livestreamed on Facebook at 5:40pm, Monday - Friday