Christ the King Parish Annual General Meeting will be held on Sunday, 24 June at 4pm in the Parish Centre. All Welcome.
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Welcome to the homepage of Christ the King Catholic Church in Christchurch, New Zealand.
We hope that you find yourself at home in our Catholic community . Here you will find all sorts of information about our Parish. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us. |
We the people of Christ The King - as followers of Christ - are challenged to help our Parish become a vibrant, loving, serving, worshiping, evangelizing and sacramental community.
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Sunday Mass
Saturday Vigil - 6:00pm Sunday - 9:00am, 11:00am Weekday Mass Monday - Friday - 7:00am & 9:00am ** Please note that a Funeral Mass may replace a 9:00 am weekday Mass ** |
Safeguarding update for the Catholic Diocese of Christchurch
Pope Francis has made it clear he expects the Church on every level to implement whatever steps are necessary to ensure the protection of minors and vulnerable adults and to respond to their needs with fairness and mercy.
The aim of this Diocese is to provide a consistent vision to create and foster a secure physical, emotional and spiritual culture in our faith communities, enabling everyone to enjoy the fullness of life in Jesus Christ.
The “National Guidelines for the Prevention of and Response to Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church in Aotearoa New Zealand” prescribes the commitment of the Church to have safeguarding measures in place in our organisations.
Creating safe environments involves active participation and responsibility taken by all parishes. It requires collaboration, vigilance and a proactive approach through polices, procedures and practices.
Abuse can be sexual, physical or emotional. The Church takes all complaints of abuse seriously. Where the complaint of abuse appears to be of a criminal nature we encourage complainants to take the matter to the police, and will support them in doing so. If the alleged abuse is reported to the police, we will not protect the accused/offender from the processes of civil law nor hide the facts from those entitled to know
Our Diocese already has a number of safeguarding measures in place, for example the Standards for Volunteers and Employees in Ministry. We will be working to strengthen these measures through the adoption of new polices and procedures. These will be developed by the Diocesan Office for implementation in all Parishes.
We will keep the Diocese up to date as we introduce these new safeguarding measures.
“National Guidelines for the Prevention of and Response to Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church in Aotearoa New Zealand”
For further information about our safeguarding within the diocese, please contact:
Safeguarding Co-ordinator: Virginia Noonan
Phone: 03 366 9869 or email: safeguarding@chch.catholic.org.nz
Pope Francis has made it clear he expects the Church on every level to implement whatever steps are necessary to ensure the protection of minors and vulnerable adults and to respond to their needs with fairness and mercy.
The aim of this Diocese is to provide a consistent vision to create and foster a secure physical, emotional and spiritual culture in our faith communities, enabling everyone to enjoy the fullness of life in Jesus Christ.
The “National Guidelines for the Prevention of and Response to Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church in Aotearoa New Zealand” prescribes the commitment of the Church to have safeguarding measures in place in our organisations.
Creating safe environments involves active participation and responsibility taken by all parishes. It requires collaboration, vigilance and a proactive approach through polices, procedures and practices.
Abuse can be sexual, physical or emotional. The Church takes all complaints of abuse seriously. Where the complaint of abuse appears to be of a criminal nature we encourage complainants to take the matter to the police, and will support them in doing so. If the alleged abuse is reported to the police, we will not protect the accused/offender from the processes of civil law nor hide the facts from those entitled to know
Our Diocese already has a number of safeguarding measures in place, for example the Standards for Volunteers and Employees in Ministry. We will be working to strengthen these measures through the adoption of new polices and procedures. These will be developed by the Diocesan Office for implementation in all Parishes.
We will keep the Diocese up to date as we introduce these new safeguarding measures.
“National Guidelines for the Prevention of and Response to Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church in Aotearoa New Zealand”
For further information about our safeguarding within the diocese, please contact:
Safeguarding Co-ordinator: Virginia Noonan
Phone: 03 366 9869 or email: safeguarding@chch.catholic.org.nz
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This link below will allow you to view the video for Safeguarding the young and vulnerable in our Diocese
For the third year in a row, Christ the King took a group of 22 young people to Life Teen Summer Camp on the Kapiti Coast, 16-20 January 2018.
Life Teen Summer Camp is an annual Catholic Youth Camp that seeks to engage young people in their faith and parish community. At Summer Camp our youth grow in faith and fellowship through team building activities, ropes courses, the Art Barn, messy games and sports. In past years our group have treasured the opportunities they received to personally encounter Christ in the Sacraments, Eucharistic Adoration, praise and worship, personal prayer and in the goodness of each other!
Thank you to everyone who made it possible for the young people of our Parish to have the chance to go to Life Teen Summer Camp! It was an amazing experience and all of the young people enjoyed it immensely!
To check out more about Life Teen Summer Camp NZ head to: https://lifeteen.nz/
Life Teen Summer Camp is an annual Catholic Youth Camp that seeks to engage young people in their faith and parish community. At Summer Camp our youth grow in faith and fellowship through team building activities, ropes courses, the Art Barn, messy games and sports. In past years our group have treasured the opportunities they received to personally encounter Christ in the Sacraments, Eucharistic Adoration, praise and worship, personal prayer and in the goodness of each other!
Thank you to everyone who made it possible for the young people of our Parish to have the chance to go to Life Teen Summer Camp! It was an amazing experience and all of the young people enjoyed it immensely!
To check out more about Life Teen Summer Camp NZ head to: https://lifeteen.nz/
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Christ the King Life Teen Group 2018
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Useful Links
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Daily Mass Readings from the United States Bishop's Conference website
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