King's College, PA Campus Ministry

WVIA invited Fr. Anthony Grasso, C.S.C. to share his reflections about the coal altar sculpted by Charles Edgar Patience (refurbished by Frank Magdalinski '66), which serves as the altar of sacrifice, the main altar, in the center of the sanctuary in the Chapel of Christ the King at the George and Giovita Maffei Family Commons.

10:00 AM - outdoor prayer service in O’Connor Park. 12:05 PM - Mass open to the public *40 people max* 12:10 PM - non-Eucharistic Service behind the Chapel of Christ the King 4:15 PM - outdoor prayer service in O'Connor Park. 8:00 PM - Mass open to King's students, faculty, staff, and their families. *40 people max*... 8:10 PM - non-Eucharistic Service behind the Chapel of Christ the King See our CM website for more information. See more

King’s College’s Board of Directors is proud to announce that it has selected Rev. Thomas P. Looney, C.S.C., Ph.D. to serve as the next president of King’s College, with his term to begin in July 2021. Fr. Looney succeeds Rev. John J. Ryan, C.S.C., Ph.D., who has served as president since 2011 and will conclude his presidency as of June 30, 2021. Upon his installation, Fr. Looney will be the 10th president of King’s College since its founding in 1946. To read the full news story, please visit www.kings.edu/news.

Blessings for the New Year from Campus Ministry!

On Sunday, Oct. 18th, Charles was initiated into the Catholic faith through a celebration of the sacraments of baptism, confirmation, and Holy Eucharist. Thank you Fr. Jarrod Waugh, CSC, for guiding Charles through the RCIA process. Congratulations, Charles!

One year ago, King's College, Pennsylvania celebrated the Mass of the Dedication of a Church and Altar for the Chapel of Christ the King. We're sharing some behind the scenes construction pictures to appreciate the hard work of so many people.

Thank you to all of you who have been praying along with our Masses and Holy Hours through our Facebook page while the chapel was closed to public worship. Now that, thanks be to God, we can welcome people (at limited capacity) to daily Masses, we are going to discontinue the FACEBOOK streams. THE MASSES ARE STILL BEING STREAMED at the Chapel Stream website, just no longer on Facebook.... Please bookmark this website: https://www.kings.edu/chapel-stream to find the dedicated livestream of the chapel. If you see a black screen, click the Play button (center of window) and/or the word "LIVE" at the (bottom left). God bless, and we hope to see you soon!