CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC CHURCH
A Christ-Centered & Friendly Roman Catholic Community
Welcome
Welcome to Christ The King Catholic Church, located near historic downtown High Point, NC. We are a growing and active Catholic community with a long and culturally diverse history. From our humble beginnings as a mission church to serve the African-American Catholics in 1940, our parish has grown to be a vibrant witness to the Gospel of Life.
Sunday Eucharist is the heart of our parish community as it gives us life, strengthens us and calls us to holiness. We are committed to Catholic education and teaching of our faith through our Youth ministry and in our lifelong Faith Formation Program.
Message from Fr. Joe
Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
The Lord has risen. Alleluia! Rejoice! For the Lord has been raised from the dead. He is our hope and our salvation. The Resurrection of Christ is the basis of our Christian Faith, for it proves that Jesus is God. That is why St. Paul writes: “If Christ has not been raised, then our preaching is in vain; and your Faith is in vain… And if Christ has not been raised, then your Faith is a delusion, and you are still lost in your sins… But in fact, Christ has been raised from the dead, the first fruits of those who have fallen asleep” (I Cor 15:14, 17, 20).
Easter is a feast which gives us hope and encouragement in this world of pain, violence, sorrows, fears and tears. Easter reminds us that life is worth living. It is our belief in the Real Presence of the Risen Jesus in our souls, in His Church, in the Blessed Sacrament, and in Heaven that gives meaning to our personal as well as to our common prayers. Our trust in the all-pervading presence of the Risen Lord gives us strength to fight against temptations and freedom from unnecessary worries and fears. The celebration of the Resurrection of the Lord is the celebration of our hope, our joy, our sharing in the New Life of Christ.
The tomb is empty because Jesus has risen. But the world of those who believe in Jesus is full with hope and joy. “Do not be afraid,” Jesus says to each of us today. There is great reason to hope. Jesus Christ, our hope, has risen from the dead. Alleluia! Rejoice in the Risen Lord!
The Lord has risen. Alleluia! Rejoice! For the Lord has been raised from the dead. He is our hope and our salvation. The Resurrection of Christ is the basis of our Christian Faith, for it proves that Jesus is God. That is why St. Paul writes: “If Christ has not been raised, then our preaching is in vain; and your Faith is in vain… And if Christ has not been raised, then your Faith is a delusion, and you are still lost in your sins… But in fact, Christ has been raised from the dead, the first fruits of those who have fallen asleep” (I Cor 15:14, 17, 20).
Easter is a feast which gives us hope and encouragement in this world of pain, violence, sorrows, fears and tears. Easter reminds us that life is worth living. It is our belief in the Real Presence of the Risen Jesus in our souls, in His Church, in the Blessed Sacrament, and in Heaven that gives meaning to our personal as well as to our common prayers. Our trust in the all-pervading presence of the Risen Lord gives us strength to fight against temptations and freedom from unnecessary worries and fears. The celebration of the Resurrection of the Lord is the celebration of our hope, our joy, our sharing in the New Life of Christ.
The tomb is empty because Jesus has risen. But the world of those who believe in Jesus is full with hope and joy. “Do not be afraid,” Jesus says to each of us today. There is great reason to hope. Jesus Christ, our hope, has risen from the dead. Alleluia! Rejoice in the Risen Lord!
Happy Easter!
Fr. Joe
Parish News
HOLY WEEK MASS SCHEDULE:
+Holy Thursday:
5:00pm in English and 7:00pm in Spanish.
+Good Friday:
2:00pm Stations of the Cross in Spanish followed by Good Friday service.
4:30pm Stations of the Cross in English followed by Good Friday Service.
+Holy Saturday:
Easter Vigil service at 8:00pm-bilingual.
+Easter Sunday:
6:30am Sunrise Mass, 8:00am in Vietnamese, 9:30am in English and 12:00pm in Spanish.
WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE
+Saturday Vigil Mass at 5:00pm.
+Sunday:
*7:00am – English
*8:00am – Vietnamese
*9:30am – English
*11:00am – Korean
*12:00pm – Spanish
DAILY MASSES
Tuesday through Friday-7:00AM
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- The church is open during the week for you to pray until evening.
- Confession: 4:00pm – 4:45pm Saturday or by appointment. Confessions will be heard in the church’s cry room.
- May the Lord protect us!
Office Hours
Monday-Friday: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS-04-05-2026
1. Happy Easter to All! May the glory of Easter fill your heart with gratitude and may the joy of Christ’s resurrection fill your family with peace, hope and love!
2. There is a second collection this Sunday to support our diocesan seminary education. Please be as generous as you can!
3. Congratulations to 21 OCIA candidates who are baptized, confirmed and received into our Catholic Faith this year! We would like to take this opportunity to express our deep gratitude to all the OCIA teachers and volunteers for educating and helping our candidates to grow in faith.
4. We sincerely appreciate your generous commitment to support our parish Lenten fish fry this year, especially the Knights of Columbus and other volunteers who have worked hard in the kitchen to serve our brothers and sisters. A Great job done for the sake of the Kingdom!
5. Please remember to bring your Lenten Rice Bowls to support the Catholic Relief Services to feed the hungry back to church. There is a big basket located in the back of the church for the rice bowls. Thank you for your generosity!
For all other important announcements, please see the bulletin
CONTACT US
1505 E MLK Jr. Dr.
High Point, NC 27260
336-883-0244