some Christian denominations celebrate the Feast of Christ the King, also known as the Solemnity of Christ the King, or Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe. The day is "a ...

Indeed, the feast day has taken on an increasingly ecumenical character and is better known nowadays by its Protestant name, Christ the King Sunday. Jesus’ kingship had been expounded long ...

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 ...

This weekend is the observation of the Feast of the Epiphany, also known as Three Kings Day ... to the king." "The Magi remind us that earthly rulers rise and fall, but our true king, Christ ...

Today on this feast of Christ the King let us look again to the nature of his kingship ... all the nations of the earth hear that one day justice will stand. Then Jesus was robed, as if in fine royal ...

The Mass Nov. 20, the feast of Christ the King and World Youth Day, was the only public event during the pope's weekend visit to the region from which his grandparents, Giovanni Angelo Bergoglio ...

The novena consists of a dedicated intention for each day, followed by an Our Father ... Pope Pius XI instituted the feast of Christ the King in 1925 with his encyclical Quas Primas (“In ...

The celebration honors the Solemnity of Christ the King, according to the Mount Cristo ... Solemnity of Christ), which celebrates the feast day of the statue. On those days, the committee provides ...

Father Pius Lakra, director of Masih Vidya Bhavan, beautifully summed up the essence of the day during his sermon. “Lord Jesus Christ, the Kenotic King of ... for the lavish feast Thanksgiving ...

Following the Julian calendar, some Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas 13 days later than those who ... our new born King. Christ is Born!" the bishop wrote. The Very Rev. Miles P.

They are too much like what I see in the news every day. There is war in Ukraine ... liturgical year (Nov. 24 this year) is the feast of Christ the King, which reminds us Christ is not only ...