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Baptismal Preparation for Infants:
Baptism for a child involves a
serious obligation and faith commitment of the part of the parents. A
series of instructions with parents and godparents is necessary
before Christian Baptism. Parents are encouraged to begin the process
of preparation prior to the birth of their child. A date for the Rite
of Baptism will not be set until the preparation is complete. Contact
Pat Leach by
email:
pleach@ctkcathedral.org
phone: (806)792-6168 Ext. 221.
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| First Reconciliation:
Part of the religious education of parish school
or CCE program. Classes for parents as well.
Contact Charlotte Amato by:
email:
camato@ctkcathedral.org
phone: (806)792-6168 Ext. 222.
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First Communion:
Part of the religious education of parish school or
CCE program. Classes for parents as well.
Contact Charlotte Amato by:
email:
camato@ctkcathedral.org
phone: (806)792-6168 Ext. 222.
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Confirmation Program/Youth: Candidates for
this Sacrament are those already baptized, received First
Communion and who have received formation in religious education
(CCE) or in the parish school. We celebrate the Sacrament of
Confirmation with the Bishop once a year. Contact
Contact Charlotte Amato by:
email:
camato@ctkcathedral.org
phone: (806)792-6168 Ext. 222.
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Confirmation Program/Adults: Candidates for
this Sacrament are those already baptized and received First
Communion. Instructions are offered once a year. If the person has
not received First Communion, we utilize the Adult Catechumenate (R.C.I.A.).
Contact Charlotte Amato by:
email:
camato@ctkcathedral.org
phone: (806)792-6168 Ext. 222.
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Sacrament of
Marriage: Six month notification
required. An initial meeting with a priest or deacon, FOCCUS,
Pre-Cana classes and an Engaged Encounter Weekend are required.
Engaged couples will be assigned a sponsor couple. Please do not
make plans or finalize wedding date before visiting with Monsignor Ben Kasteel or Deacon Randy Canale.
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Sacrament
of Holy Orders: If you feel you may have a
vocation to serve the People of God in the Priesthood of Jesus
Christ, please contact the Diocesan Vocation Office at (806)792-3943.
Or, you may speak to one of the parish priests.
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Vocation Cross:
The Vocation Cross is one way to remember to pray for vocations.
To pray for our sons and daughters and all young persons (and
not-so-young), as they discern and explore God's will for their
lives. You are invited to take the Vocation Cross home for a week,
pray the prayer for vocations daily and let God do the rest. To
receive the Vocation Cross, call Helen Scioli at (806)799-5507
or Lilla Allas at (806)794-8128.
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Vocation
Committee: Anyone wishing to participate in
the Vocation Committee at CTK is invited to the meetings which
follows the Holy Hour for Vocations on the second Thursday of each
month in the parlor. The committee will help to identify and
support vocations to the priesthood and religious life in our
diocese. Contact Gary Simmons,
794-4384.
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Sacrament of
Anointing of the Sick: This Sacrament will be
celebrated with a special Liturgy for the Sick twice a year. It is
also offered following Mass each Sunday. Otherwise please inform
the parish office when someone in your family desires the
anointing.
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Ministries: |
Altar
Care: Members are persons who enjoy preparing our
worship space hospitably for our liturgical celebrations. We are not a
select group. Anyone is welcome to join. Talents needed include
general housekeeping skills, and decorators. The Sunday sacristans
coordinate services needed prior to the liturgy. Minor organizational
skills are all that are needed. Contact Beverly Wink at 798-3030. Hand
servants help with the laundering and ironing of the Church linens
each week. If you are interested in helping with this ministry, please
call Angie Canale, 698-6453
. Your time spent giving to these
ministries is very much appreciated by your parish.
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Bereavement:
We have three rotating teams who organize a bereavement meal following
a funeral. If you would like to serve in this ministry on one of the
teams contact the parish office. The Loss/Grief Support Group meet
twice a month. For information contact Deacon Randy Canale: Phone:
(806)797-2210.
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Cathedral Women's Organization:
The Cathedral Women are represented at the D.C.C.W. (Diocesan Council
of Catholic Women) and C.W.U. (Church Women United) meetings. The
women represent our Cathedral Parish at various functions. Social
activities include an annual luncheon with style show, pot-luck
dinners and Bunko. Meetings are the first Wednesday of the month in
the church parlor at 7:00 p.m. All women of Christ the King Cathedral
are members of the Cathedral Women's Organization. Contact April
Montoya, 794-2338.
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Cathedral Mom & Me Group:
If you have small children (newborn to pre-school) you might be
interested in joining this group. They meet
and plan activities for all age groups. This group is a wonderful
support for each other. As part of the Cathedral Women's Organization,
they are involved in its activities. They hope to imitate Christ and
his Mom in serving our families and His Church. Contact Cheryl
Vargo, 793-3329
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Catholics Come Home:
There is a yearning in the hearts of many inactive Catholics to
return to the Church. It is alright to come back, because you miss
Mass, Holy Communion. Inactive Catholics will say: "I just stopped
going." "I became a non-practicing Catholic." "I always felt I was a
Catholic." You are longing for reassurance of belonging and
participating in the Catholic Church. There are Church failures, human
failures, missteps, errors and wrong judgment. Jesus said in Matthew
10:5, "Go after the lost sheep." The first step to go back is the most
difficult one. But this is the Church you belong to. We welcome you
home.
If you have been away from the church or are drifting away from it,
if you've been hurt by t he church, or are confused or angry because of
your Catholic experience, please consider our invitation to come and
talk with us.
Contact Charlotte Amato by:
email:
camato@ctkcathedral.org
phone: (806)792-6168 Ext. 222.
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DIVORCED/SEPARATED SUPPORT GROUP:
Are you divorced or separated and wondering if there is hope for
healing and happiness? Join others who have lived through what you are
experiencing with the Divorce Care Program-Series - 14
weeks (includes 1 week for annulment class) any Tuesday from 6:45-9:00
p.m. in the Parish Family Center, limited to 30 people. One-time cost:
$12 for the workbook. Divorce Care Bible-based guided programs help
people who are hurt by divorce to heal and develop a hope for the
future. It includes those that are separated and covers related
issues: reconciliation, remarriage, forgiveness and the effect of
divorce on children and families. It can help you look expectantly at
what God can do in your life! For more information: Rita Stevens,
799-5836, or Karen Keel, 794-4130.
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Extraordinary
Ministers of Holy Communion:
Trained parishioners distribute the Holy Communion at all Masses, and
take the Holy Communion to the homebound of the parish, to nursing
homes and hospitals in this area. Contact Marty Martin at 763-8312 or
Catherine Tjia at 794-2134.
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Family
Outreach Ministry:
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society, many problems arise causing stress, discomfort, and
emotional distress. Through the Family Outreach Ministry
Office we are prepared to assist parishioners to deal with
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Programs include:
- Pastoral
counseling for individuals, couples, families and children.
- Assistance in times of crisis
(emotional, spiritual and financial)
- Parenting skills training
- Stress Management
- Assistance in dealing with life
changes such illness, disability, loss of a job, divorce,
separation, loss of a loved one, etc.
For more information contact:
Charlotte Amato
email:
camato@ctkcathedral.org
phone: (806)792-6168 Ext. 222
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Lectors:
The
reader/proclaimer of the Word is responsible for the first and second
readings of Scripture at Sunday Masses and other services. Parish
training is required. Contact Kathy Felts at
796-0319.
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Music Ministry:
The purpose of ministering through music is to act as a "prompter" for
the assembly, allowing more complete participation in celebration or
activity. Song and music are prayer and spirituality is obvious
through the musicians and music chosen for each event. Everyone is
invited to be involved in the music ministry at Christ the King. We
welcome you as choir member, or with any gift of music God has
bestowed upon you. Contact Sue Arnold, Director of Music and Chancel
Choir Director (11:00 a.m. Sunday Mass), at 797-4367 or Jackie Quitevis, Celebration Choir Director (9:15 a.m. Sunday Mass), at
795-4297.
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Prayer Line:
Christ the King has an active
Prayer Line - we want to help you with prayer. For legal reasons
prayers must be made by the family of the individual needing prayers, or
the individuals themselves. Request for prayers may be made verbally or
in writing. We want to join you in praying for your
loved ones, whatever their needs might be. Please call Nancy Cason at 792-9563, Tamara McNally at 795-3186, or
Catherine Tjia at 794-2134 to place someone on the Prayer Line. The
Prayer Line also meet on Wednesday morning at 9:15 to pray the Rosary
for those listed on the prayer line.
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Senior Citizen Group:
Anyone over the age of 55 is welcome to attend our monthly socials.
Meetings are for two hours for fellowship and games (cards, dominoes,
etc.) on the 3rd Tuesday of each month. This is a great opportunity
for new and long-time parishioners to get acquainted. Couples, singles
and non-Catholic spouses are welcome. Contact at Annah
Thomas, 795-0952, & Barbara McKenna 793-0945.
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Servers:
Perhaps one of the first services a boy or girl can perform for the
Church community is that of being a server at Mass. This service may
be given for many years, as shown by older men who serve when the boys
or girls are not available. This service gives a sense of
responsibility and builds a kinship with the Church and community. It
can instill a sense of pride and honor for their part in the
celebration of the Mass. Any student currently in the 3rd grade, and
going into the 4th grade in the fall, or up, is invited to attend a
training session. Adults also are invited to enroll for training. For
information, call Jeff Tucker, 783-0668.
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Sponsor Couples for the
Engaged: Couples seeking the Sacrament of Marriage are
assigned a Sponsor Couple within the parish. The Sponsor Couple meet
socially with the Engaged Couple and act as a personal source
reference to the newly married couple. Contact Larry and Mary Boone at (806)763-8416.
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Ushers: Our
parish has a devoted, experienced group of ushers. Our aim is to serve
and make our Church services go as smoothly as possible. Our tasks
include ushering worshippers at services, collecting contributions,
and distributing bulletins and other necessary handouts. We welcome
you to join especially women and teenagers. Contact
Dan Kuss, 794-5727.
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Young Adults (18-30 years old):
This is a new group of young adults coming together to share their
faith. Meeting times and place varies. Contact Lupe Villarreal:
Email:
ctkcyouth@gmail.com
Phone: (806)792-6198
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Youth Ministry: All young
parishioners form 3rd grade through high school are encouraged to
join. The three groups (elementary, middle and high school) focuses
on the following: social, service and prayer, all of which
contributes to the faith formation of young people today and the
place they are in our church.
3rd through 8th graders meet on Wednesday
evenings, 6:30-8:30 p.m., high school (9-12th graders) meet every
Sunday starting at 5:00 p.m. for Praise and Worship, Mass at 5:30 pm and the
LIFE night starting at 6:30 p.m. Adults are asked to consider helping
with leadership of these three groups in any of the areas.
Contact Lupe Villarreal:Email:
ctkcyouth@gmail.com
Phone: (806)792-6198
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Youth Mass:
LIFE Teen Mass is celebrated on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month at 5:30
p.m. The youth minister as lectors, ushers, band. We encourage
everyone any age to attend.
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Non-Parish Organization Christ the King Cathedral is
Involved With:
Catholic Daughters of the Americas:
www.catholicdaughters.org
Catholic Daughters strive to embrace the principle of
faith, working through love in the promotion of justice, equality and
the advancement of human rights and human dignity for all. Members are
encouraged to develop leadership skills, dedication and great
enthusiasm for the work of Christ and His Church. Youth is an
important part of our organization. The Junior Catholic Daughters is
an opportunity for girls ages 6-18 to do something positive for
themselves, live their faith, and develop character.
The organization that prays and works together, will grow together.
Answer our Lord's call with faith, generosity and love by joining the
Catholic Daughters of Americas! Contact
Emma Childs, 793-6106.
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Catholic Family Service, Inc.: As
you go about replacing furniture, appliances, clothing, etc., please
think about the CFS Resale Center/Thrift Store. You can either drop
off your "previously owned" items at the Center, 2218 34th Street, or
call for a pick up. They also need volunteers: a morning or afternoon
of your time and talent would be a great help to the Center that
depends so heavily on volunteers. Contact Resale Center Manager, at
763-8315 and ask how you can help!
The funds from the Resale Center are used to help
the poor through CFS programs and services. Also, Resale Center items
are given to families that are struggling.
Come visit us on the web!
www.cfslubbock.org
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Adult counseling: for
individuals, couples, families is offered by Catholic Family Service,
Inc. Low-cost or no-cost for the counseling. If you (and your
spouse/child, etc.) want to talk with someone about what is bothering
you, let CFS help. Master-level counselors (Spanish or English) can
help. Evening and day-time hours available. Call 765-8475 and ask for
an appointment.
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Lubbock
Diocese Catholic Singles Group:
The
Lubbock Diocese Singles Group welcomes all singles, ages 21 and over,
including never-married, widowed, divorced and single parents. As a
group, we plan a variety of activities each month to promote social,
spiritual and service-based interaction among our members. Contact
Gloria Avila at 698-6400 or
glowjean40@yahoo.com
Cub Scouts
Pack 513:
If you are interested in joining scouts then we want you, any
child in 1-5th grade. Pack 513 is open to any member of Christ the
King parish or school (you do not have to attend CTK
School to be a member). Contact Randy New, 392-7545 or
793-1793, or
email
emsmedic409@yahoo.com, to find out when we have our next meeting.
Boy Scouts Pack 513:
Weekly meetings on Mondays
at 7:00 p.m.; Monthly Campouts, "Flag Days" and "Flag Route,"
current fundraisers. Interested? Contact
Jim Ambrose, 543-8450.
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Girl Scouts: Girl Scouting is an
organization for girls to become competent and responsible women
through a partnership with caring adults. There are four program
goals: 1) developing self potential, 2) relating to others, 3)
developing values, 4) contributing to society.
Contact
for CTK Cathedral School, Suzanne Thomas, 796-2521.
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Knights of Columbus Council 3008:
Catholic men eighteen years and older are invited to join the
fraternal order of charity, unity and patriotism. Many service events
are planned throughout the year to aid Catholic outreach. Contact
Tom Vargo at 793-3329, tvargojr@yahoo.com.
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Lubbock
Catholic War Veterans:
The primary objective of the Catholic War Veterans is to make the entire
nation acutely aware of the struggle and needs of many veterans, their
widows and children. It is also our responsibility to help protect,
preserve and defend the Constitution of the United States and the laws of our
government. Meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesdays of each month.
For information call
Bill Youngren, 746-5317, or Gabby Saldana,
795-0125.
http://www.cwv.org
National Website of Catholic War
Veterans
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Prison Ministry:
Bringing the
Light of Jesus Christ to the Catholic men serving time at the
Montford prison facility located southeast of Lubbock off of Slaton
Highway. Each Saturday morning we
provide two Communion Services at this facility.
In addition, on the first Saturday of each month Father
Anthony Phelps hears Confessions and celebrates Mass with the men at
Montford. If you would like to
join this essential ministry please contact either Roman Taraban at
544-9546,
roman.taraban@ttu.edu or Joseph Copeland at 544-7684,
josephjcopeland@msn.com.
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ACTS Retreat:
An ACTS, women's or men's,
retreat is a three-day/three-night Catholic lay retreat presented
by fellow Catholics from the Diocese of Lubbock. The retreat is
held at Mercy Retreat Center and begins on Thursday evening and
ends the following Sunday with a celebration Mass and pot luck
supper. Talks, worship services and activities during the retreat
focus on Adoration, Community, Theology, and
Service, from which the ACTS acronym is derived. Holy
Scripture and the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church are the
guides for the retreats. Each retreat is conducted by a "retreat
team" composed of 20-30 individuals who have attended prior ACTS
retreats. Chosen by the retreat director, the team organizes the
retreat, conducts the retreat talks and activities and ministers
to the needs of the participants during the retreat weekend.
Additionally, the Lubbock ACTS Community meet quarterly at a
parish in the diocese for Mass and pot luck supper. Many smaller
faith sharing and scripture study groups meet on a regular basis.
Because space is limited to 40 participants, retreats fill up
quickly. Registration forms can be downloaded at
www.actscommunityoflubbock.org and mailed in. To
learn more about an ACTS retreat, a reunion group or other
upcoming ACTS retreats or gatherings, please contact CTKC
parishioner, Renée Underwood, 794-2502,
ru1390@yahoo.com.
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