Masses

Saturdays: 4:00 PM

Sundays: 8:30, 10:30 AM & 5:30 PM

Monday through Friday: 8:30 AM

Saturday: 8:30 AM
(First Saturday of the month only)



~ WELCOME ~

Thank you for visiting the web site of The Parish of Christ the King in Mashpee, MA on Cape Cod.

As you visit our site, you will see that we are a vibrant parish offering many opportunities for people to live out their Catholic Christian faith. There are activities and organizations for people of every age and almost every interest. We have a food pantry, a thrift shop, a library, and a gift shop. We have a very active St. Vincent de Paul Society, numerous educational opportunities, social gatherings, and liturgical ministries, and that is just the tip of the iceberg!

Our Mass schedule can be found on the home page and under “schedules/directions” We would love to have you join us as we listen to God’s Word and share in the Eucharist.

You can join the parish by setting up a time to come to the office. If you are registering on line, go to “registration”, fill out the form, and hit “submit”. Someone from the parish will call you to extend a welcome. If you have any questions or comments, please go to “contact us” and all submissions go directly to the parish office, or email me personally at dfhoye@cape.com.

If you live on Cape Cod for only part of the year, you are welcome to join the parish and participate in the various organizations for as long as you are here.


(Rev. Msgr.) Daniel F. Hoye
Pastor

WE ARE A CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF FAITH

 

Our Mission Statement ~The Roman Catholic Community of Christ the King Parish has as its purpose: The providing of spiritual nourishment and enrichment to its members through the Holy Spirit, in harmony with the Second Vatican Council; and the offer of welcome to all. This is accomplished by celebrating the sacraments, preaching the Gospel by word and example, and instructing in the truths of the faith. We strive to be present in a spirit of prayer and service to those in need using the talents and gifts of our individual members. We are life~affirming stewards of God’s creation striving to build the Body of Christ.


Video Message Part 1

Video Message Part 2

PARISH APPEAL

click the title "Renewing God's House" to learn more about the renovation and how you can give.

       

 


SUMMER CATHOLIC REFLECTIONS

2010 Speakers Series


Sponsored by: St. Anthony's, East Falmouth ~ Our Lady of Victory, Centerville and Christ the King, Mashpee

Presented at Christ the King Parish Hall, Mashpee MA

 


Rev. James Martin, S.J. ~ Monday June 14 ~ 7:00 PM

“Laughing with the Saints: Joy, Humor and Laughter in the Spiritual Life.”

Who says that being religious means being gloomy? Father James Martin, a Jesuit priest is culture editor of America magazine. Let Fr. Jim show you in this lively and personal presentation, how the saints and other great Christian spiritual masters point us to experience joy in our lives. All that and some great jokes, too! 

Fr. Jim's visit is completed, click Summer Catholic Reflections to view video of this presentation.

 

Pheme Perkins Ph.D ~Wednesday July 7 ~ 7:00 PM

“ Parables and Today’s Church”

Luke wrote his gospel as a secure foundation for what the Church taught about Jesus. He includes such world famous stories as the Good Samaritan, Martha and Mary, The Prodigal Son, The Rich Man and Lazarus and The Pharisee and the Tax-Collector. We will look at how Jesus told parables and
what message these stories have for us today.

Dr. Perkins is completed, click Summer Catholic Reflections to view video of this presentation.

 

Professor Ernest Collamati ~ Wednesday August 4 ~ 7:00 PM

“How to Save the Catholic Church”

The problems confronting the Church in the Third Millennium are indeed formidable. A church in crisis aptly describes our situation. How are we to face and overcome the challenges that range in this country from decreased credibility of leadership to major demographic shifts, from fewer priests to serve a growing Catholic population to new technological advances, from closed parishes and schools to the status of women in the Church? Does the history of our Church offer an insight as to a "way out"? What assets and resources in our tradition can we utilize to save the Catholic Church?


click for DIRECTIONS

 

Video taped homilies...

 

Go to Sunday "Readings & Homilies" after the printed Gospel click the play button.

For past homilies look under "Video Archives".

New Albums in the "Photo Gallery"

 

 

ARE YOU A NEW PARISHIONER OR WANT TO BE?

 

 

 


If so, please pick up one of the new Welcome Information Packets at the church entrances to get more information about the Parish of Christ the King.

The packet has a welcoming note from Msgr. Hoye stressing the center of parish life is the celebration of the Eucharist as well encouraging people to take advantage of the many opportunities in the parish to get involved.  In addition, there are cards for Registration, Staff Directory, Mass Schedules, Parish Support and Involvement.

Click the email address – ctk@cape.com - to have a packet mailed to you.

 

 


Upcoming Events


CALENDAR OF EVENTS


YOUTH MINISTRY
To Save A Life Movie Night
Friday July 23, 6:00 ~ 10:00 PM
CTK Parish Hall



THE CATHOLIC BOOK CLUB
JULY B00K
Why Go To Church?
The Drama of the Eucharist
Timothy Radcliffe O.P.
Thursday, July 29th at 4:00PM
Parish Hall ~ Facilitator, Sr. Shirley



Adult Education Enrichment
"CLAIMING MY
PERSONAL BOUNDARIES"
Paul Carty, Sr. M.Ed., S.T.M., Presenter
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 9 AM – 12 Noon
Parish Hall




Blessed Mother

PARISH NURSING
BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC
Saturday, August 7th
following the 4:00 PM Mass and
Sunday August 8thth following
the 8:30 and 10:30



CALENDAR OF EVENTS


SUMMER ORGAN CONCERT
at Christ the King
Our own Rodgers 960D
Organwill be featured.
August 16 at 7 PM


21st Annual Parish
COCKTAIL PARTY
Thursday, August 19
6:00 ~ 8:00 PM
Coonamessett Inn
Donation 50.00


Come and join us for
an evening of prayerful song 
to benefit our SVDP society
Original Music and Performance by
Chris Catalanoand Voices of Faith
Tuesday, August 10, 2010 - 7:30 p.m.