Note: Much of this homily was written five years ago for Christ the King in 2016 ... through the church year many times. We see the liturgical colors come and go: Most of the time the vestments ...

The Catholic Church celebrates the Feast of Christ the King at the end of each liturgical year. We always end the year with a reflection on “the kingship, the lordship of Jesus. The feast day ...

In Catholic churches the last Sunday of the liturgical year (Nov. 24 this year) is the feast of Christ the King, which reminds us Christ is not only spiritually supreme but also politically supreme.

The Feast of Christ the King closes the Church’s liturgical year this Sunday. But do we think enough about what ‘Christ the King’ means? And if we do, are we sure this is a feast we still ...

Although the concept of Jesus Christ as King is as old as the Gospels, the feast is fairly recent in the Roman Catholic calendar. It was introduced in the Western liturgical calendar in 1925 by ...

“It is the end of the Catholic liturgical year and the beginning of a new year which is the Advent in preparation for Christmas, the feast commemorates the reign of Christ as King of the universe.

King of the Universe — also known as the feast of Christ the King — a relatively recent addition to the Church’s liturgical calendar, instituted just under a century ago by Pope Pius XI.

The feast of Christ the King is a relatively recent addition to the Church’s liturgical calendar but a powerful reminder to the modern world that Jesus reigns. Tuesday, June 17, 2025 A service ...