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MASS SCHEDULESUNDAY MASSES: 7:30 am, 9:30 am, 12 Noon, 7:00 pmSUNDAY VIGIL: Saturday, 6:00 pmWEEKDAYS: 7:00 amSATURDAY:8:00 amHOLY DAYS: 7:00 am, 12 Noon, and 6:30 pmRECONCILIATION: Saturday, 5:00 pm or by appointment.ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT: First Friday of eachmonth following the 7:00 am Mass and concludes with Benediction at5:00 pm.MONTUEWEDPARISH CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 232324257:00 pm7:30 pm7:45 am9:30 am6:30 pmSeparated/Divorced GrpYoung Adult MinistryChristian Business MinistryBible StudyAdult ChoirCamellia HouseRussell HouseRussell HouseCCLC AMusic RoomMASS INTENTIONS FOR SEPTEMBER 23-29Mon 7:00 am Ezr 1:16/Lk 8:16-18Isabella FattorussoTue 7:00 am Ezr 6:7-8,12b,14-20/Lk 8:19-21 M/M Charles HernsWed 7:00 am Ezr 9:5-9/Lk 9:1-6Bruce BowerThu 7:00 am Hg 1:1-8/Lk 9:7-9 Arthur MorrFri 7:00 am Hg 2:1-9/Lk 18-22 Rev Leland WhiteSat 8:00 am Zec 2:5-9,14-15a/Lk 9:43b-45 Sr Mary Cyril Murray (L)Sat 6:00 pm Sr Mary Cyril Murray (L)Sun 7:30 am Am 6:1a,4-7 Members of the ParishSun 9:30 am 1 Tm 6:11-16 Gerard WaselikSun 12 Noon Lk 16:19-31 Aurelio PangilinanSun 7:00 pm Jane BresciaTHUFRISUN2627297:30 am9:30 am7:45 am10:30 am10:30 am10:30 am10:30 amCursilloCentering PrayerPatriarch Men’s MinistryChristian FormationRCIABible StudyLiving the WordCounters for September 29: Stan & JeanRussell HouseCCLC ARussell HouseCOKSM SchoolGrace HallCamellia HouseRussell HouseLITURGICAL MINISTRY SCHEDULE—WEEKEND OF SEPTEMBER 29—TWENTY-SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIMEGreeter/Gift BearersLector Altar Server UsherEucharistic MinistersSaturdaySep 286:00 PMNanci da CostaCarlos da CostaJerry & KarenWeaverJoe MazurCarolyn JacobsE da CostaK WeaverD WeaverJules SchwerinCharles LinningMarc NewWilliam RussoTony WoodyM Simmons (T)B & B SpearsM SvendsenE Torres (W)P Altman, S BradyE DiCarlo, M EnglishSundaySep 297:30 AMJean QualtersMimi SantosJohn & NancyMurphyLauri QuinnGeraldGonsalvesDavid DiPietroEdmund McDowellNeil WhitmanRon BellonioDonald CampbellSteve KempDamian QualtersHenry WolfJ Schneider (T)K SchneiderP AmesK Bannister (W)J Bellonio, P ChaparR GaffneyR GwiazdowskiSundaySep 299:30 AMStephen MartinRenee MartinDaniel & SueRuthAimee BischoffBea HowellB SabatiniA SpenceW WestonLouis RichterLynda FranzoneMike FlatoGary FreemanJeff SantiJohn SpenceDJ ThatcherM Gamez (T)J Graesch (LT)F JonesC KoontzC MeisJ Maize (W)S Lisi, V MroczkowskiF Miller, F MurphySundaySep 2912:00 PMElliott PhillipsElizabeth PhillipsGerald & CarolNormanAmy CampbellKellyJoe MuellerA PhillipsH SchertzC WhiteJerry BarnettRoger AltmanEleanor ComerfordBill FinanJoseph NguyenJeff PulaskiTim VoitM McManus (T)A O’Toole (LT)L ReillyP RiversM A Roberts (W)E & S RobinsonK SchertzM Wong, L AsseySundaySep 297:00 PMPope LawsonSheila LawsonChris & MichelleKraftCindy WareBill LevayS KiernanM WatsonI WatsonFrank O'NeilRon CopplerPete HarperChristopher KraftJanet MooreM Linn (W)F OsageM SchaffnerS WilliSeptember 22, 2013Page

PARISHIONER REGISTRATIONPLEASE MAKE CHRIST OUR KING YOUR PARISH BY FILLING OUT A REGISTRATIONCARD. CARDS CAN BE FOUND IN THE REAR OF THE CHURCH OR BY VISITING THEPARISH OFFICE IN THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY LIFE CENTER.IT HAS BECOME A GENERAL PROCEDURE THAT STATEMENTS TESTIFYING TO THEACTIVE, PARTICIPATING, CONTRIBUTING STATUS OF AN INDIVIDUAL BE PROVIDEDFOR THOSE WISHING TO BE GODPARENTS FOR THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM ORSPONSORS FOR THE SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION. WE CANNOT ISSUE SUCHSTATEMENTS IF YOU ARE NOT A REGISTERED AND PARTICIPATING MEMBER OFTHE CHURCH. YOU MUST USE THE OFFERTORY ENVELOPES, WHICH AREPROVIDED TO REGISTERED PARISHIONERS, INDICATING YOUR ACTIVE STATUS.RESERVED SEATING: The first pew on either side of the center aisle has been reserved for thedisabled. Also, the Holy Family Chapel (votive candle room) is reserved for the disabled and theelderly.INFANT & CHILD CARE: Infant and child care (ages 6 weeks to 4 years of age) is providedduring the 9:30 am and 12 Noon Masses in the Preschool located in the Life Center.PARENTS ROOM: For the convenience of parents not using the Nursery during Mass, a glassenclosed area (this room is not soundproof) is available in the church.SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION AND HOME SCHOOLING: In accordance with DiocesanPolicy and the Bishop’s guidelines, parents who home school will be made aware of theirresponsibility to fulfill the same obligation as parents and students involved in the regularcatechetical parish program. The requirements include participating in weekly meetings set upthrough Christian Formation and, with reference to Confirmation, also include attending the FamilyHonor Program, accumulating twenty hours of community service, and attending a ConfirmationRetreat.BAPTISM: Parents who seek the Sacrament of Baptism for their children must have establishedactive membership in the parish for a minimum of three months and both parents must have attendeda Baptism Class prior to scheduling a baptism. To obtain more information regarding baptism or toschedule a baptism class, please call Sharon Willi, Director of Religious Education,at 971-8083.FIRST COMMUNION: Students preparing to receive the Sacrament of First Communion throughour Christian Formation Program must attend two full years of religious formation and adhere to theattendance policy where no more than 3 classes may be missed in any one school year. ContactSharon Willi, 971-8083, Director of Religious Education, for more information.CONFIRMATION: Students are prepared in their 8th Grade year, through the R.O.C. program inwhich candidates must attend 2 full years of religious formation and adhere to an attendance policy(where no more than 3 classes may be missed in any one school year), or attend COK-SM School, toreceive the Sacrament of Confirmation. For further information, contact the parish office.RCIA: Those wishing to join in full communion with the Catholic Church are invited to participatein the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults. Please call Sister Donna Lareau, OLM, Director ofAdult Faith Formation, at 971-8273, or Lola Reilly at 225-5812.MARRIAGE: Arrangement must be made six months in advance prior to marriage. In the courseof that time, couples must be active participants in the life of the church both in attendance and useof the envelope system. Living together before marriage is morally wrong, and couples who areliving together will be asked to live separately during the marriage preparation.Bonfante, PaulBoyd, GertrudeBresnihan, GloriaCoen, MeredithComerford, ElizabethElliott, GloriaEngelbert, LibbieFlowe, KarenFowler, JohannaFrank, AshleyGaeta, VirginiaGrooms, VivianHill, AdamSTEWARDSHIP CORNER 2013Christ Our King is a tithingcommunity, committed tosacrificial giving. We give10 percent of your total weeklyoffering to charity and the poor.9/15 YTDCollection $36,203 $405,795Tithe $3,620 40,5809/15 East Cooper Community Outreach9/22 SeminaryIf you would like to adda parishioner’s name toour prayer list, pleasecontact the parish officeat 884-5587.Hartman, JoanHousel, JackHoward, Edward M., Jr.Igoe, RogerJames, MardieJohnson, TeresaKnoerl, PhyllisLenhart, BeverlyMarett, LeahMcGrath, DavidMets, StevenMiller, AnnMiller, RobertMuccio, JosephMurray, MargaretNeumann, LilyRyan, CameronSang, JimSchlegel, PatSimanaitis, D.Streeter, PaulKNIGHTS OFCOLUMBUSSPAGHETTI DINNERTHIS WEEK TUESDAY,SEPTEMBER 24,5 TO 7:30 PMDon’t cook— let the Knights provideyou and your family with a dinner ofspaghetti, meatballs, salad, bread,dessert and beverage. Dine In (GraceHall) or Take Out. Children under 6are FREE. Six to 11 years old is $5.Adult ticket is $8. Tickets areavailable from a Knight or at the door.OPERATIONCHRISTMAS CHILDForgot to return yougrocery bag? We willcontinue to accept thebags and donationsthroughout the monthof October (school supplies, small toys,hygiene items, etc.). We look forwardto seeing you at the shoe box packingparty on Thursday, November 7, at6:30 pm.Every shoe box we fill is anopportunity for a child to hear theGospel for the first time.For further information, please contactKathy Raven at 991-7019 orbossladykat@aol.com.Sincere Condolencesto the Families and Friends ofJoseph NicoliniElizabeth SawyerKatherine SkanchySeptember 22, 2013 Page 2

CHRIST OUR KING-STELLA MARIS SCHOOLwww.coksm.orgA NATIONAL BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCECRUSADER CRUSADER NATION NATION UPDATE UPDATE62 nd Annual COK-SM Bazaar –October 26, 2013Boosterthon Was A Field of FUNThe day is set aside each year for ourfamilies, friends and community membersto gather together to have a relaxing dayof fun in the sun. There are activity booths, games, prizes,crafts, food and entertainment. The Bazaar is also instrumentalin generating funds for many school programs, and this year’sproceeds will be used primarily for technologicaladvancements.BUSINESS OWNERS… THE BAZAAR NEEDS YOU!!! We havemany sponsorship opportunities available offering exposurefor your business!Contact Natalie Payne to learn more and to get involved!nataliepayne@bellsouth.net or 843‐870‐6823Thanks to all who helped make the Boosterthon Fun Run a hugesuccess. Not only did we raise a record amount of funds for ourtechnology program, but the kids learned about respect,friendship, health and had FUN in the process! It was a fantasticopportunity for our students and teachers to have theBoosterthon team at COK‐SM!MEPKIN ABBEY’S PUBLIC LECTURE SERIES:DISCERNING THE CALL OF THE SECONDHALF OF LIFE—OCTOBER 3Dr. Jane Thibault, EmeritaGerontologist, from the University ofLouisville, KY, will speak on DedicatedSuffering: Transforming Pain andSuffering into Loving Energy for Others.She will explore ways to deal with painand suffering and how to make itmeaningful to self and others.Thursday, October 3, 2013, 2:00—4:00pm in the Clare Boothe Luce LibraryConference Room. There is a $10registration fee payable at the door. Tomake a reservation email us atMepkinlectures@gmail.com or call 843-761-6850.I-BEAM IS READY TOSTART THE NEW SCHOOLYEAR — WE NEED YOU!I-Beam, an East Cooperbasedmentoringprogram, is designed topromote better readingskills of elementary school-age children.Christ Our King parish is one of six localchurches participating in this ecumenicalcommunity program.This is the third successful year COKparish has partnered with James B.Edwards Elementary School (located onVon Kolnitz Road across from the MPSenior Center). A love for reading and adesire to make a difference in the lives ofchildren in our community is all that isrequired. No formal teaching experienceor materials is needed. If you can sparean hour a week, you will find thismentoring experience very rewarding!Mentoring begins in October, and isscheduled Tuesday through Thursday,through May 2014.Contact Karen Attanasi at 881-0186,karenatt@comcast.net; or Helen Cooke at881-2615, cooke5@aol.com; or SueNogawick at 388-8427,suebn49@yahoo.com for furtherinformation.BEACH HOUSE LOGO CONTEST—SUBMITENTRY BY OCTOBER 7Please submit an entry to the Youth/Senior Beach House Logo contest. Thewinner will be chosen by youth & seniorsof our parish. Prizes will be awarded.Please email to cokyouth@gmail.com ordrop off at the Beach House—Mondaythrough Friday from10 am to 2 pm.Include your name and contactinformation. Deadline for submission isOctober 7 pm.September 22, 2013 Page 3

THE BEACH HOUSEAt CHRIST OUR KING1144 Russell DriveMount Pleasant SC 29464PH: 843/884-0065F X: 843/606-9433HIGH SCHOOLGRADES 9 TO 12270-7489ANN SOTTILEcokyouth@gmail.comHigh School Youth MinisterMIDDLE SCHOOL &CONFIRMATIONGRADES 6 TO 8754-6400ANNE LE BLANCaleblanc@christourking.orgSENIOR MINISTRIES (55+)884-0065MARIE DONNELLYDirector of Senior Ministrycokseniorminstry@gmail.comThe Beach House is an Intergenerational facility forYouth & Seniors which accommodates activities of youthfrom grades 6 through 12, and seniors age 55 and over.22 Sun4-6:30pRCIA Teens5-6:30p High SchoolActivityBEACH HOUSE SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES—September 22 to October 4, 201323 Mon10-12pNifty Needles1-3:30pBridge24 Tue11-12p Exercise12:30pRosaryMaking25 Wed10-NoonSeniors AreTalkingAbout… withThe Palms ofMP11-4pPinochleRussell Hse26 Thu10a-1pThe Palms Residents lunchat BH + COK Gardens Tour1:30pSenior Drop-inBeach House Office HoursMonday through Friday10:00 am to 2:00 pm, Monday through Friday27 Fri10-11:30aFree Medicare InformationSessionSENIOR EVENTS—MONTHLY“SENIORS ARE TALKING ABOUT…”4th Wednesday of each month from10:00 am — NoonFriday, September 2710:00 am—11:30 amFree Medicare Information SessionPresented by Trident Area Agency onAging. Learn more about:Enrollment Process, CommunityResource Info, Medicare BenefitsQuestion and Answer SessionRSVP to Dolly—884-0065 ordthomason@christourking.org29 Sun1-3pBirds of Prey—Avian ConservationCenter3-4pRCIA Teens30 Mon10-12pNifty Needles1-3:30pBridge1 Tue11-12pExercise12 -1pmSing Alongwith Sandra12:30pRosary Making2 Wed11-4pPinochle -Russell House12-2pLight Lunch +Fresh Facesfor Fall3 Thu12:30-1:30pTaking Control of YourHealth4 Fri“Sing Along with Sandra”Tuesday, October 1NEW — STARTS OCTOBER 9SENIOR POT-LUCK LUNCH2nd Wednesday—11 am to 1 pmMonthly sign-up requiredYOUTH/SENIOREVENTS—all following the NoonMass until 3 pm unless otherwisestated.LAST CHANCE FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO REGISTER FOR THESACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION.TEEN/PARENT MEETING: TODAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 4:00 PM AT THE BEACHHOUSE. CONTACT ANN SOTTILE cokyouth@gmail.com — for registration formsBridge Lessons on WednesdaysBridge lessons on Wednesdays, 10am to 12 Noon - 5 consecutive Wednesdays. The cost is$60 for the series or $13 per class. Ethel Backus will teach the class. Please contact herdirectly to sign up for the class. Payment for the class will be made directly to her. ContactEthel at pbackus00@comcast.net or 849-9694.COK Senior Ministry would like to keep you up-to-date with Senior Happenings. We would likeyou to be part of all that is going on! Please contact us at 884-0065 or via email tocokseniorministry@gmail.comSeptember 29—NEXT WEEK!!Birds of Prey—Avian Conservation CenterOctober 13—Chili Cook-Off &BEACH HOUSE LOGO CONTESTNovember 17— Genealogy Festival –Volunteers Needed.HS & RCIA Teen ActivityOctober 6, 2:30-3:30pLife Chain at Blessed SacramentChurch“October Baby” movie at BeachHouse 4:30-6:30pmOctober 25-27Beach RetreatVolunteers are always welcome! Throughout the year we are in need of volunteers to assist with various events and programs. Please call MarieDonnelly (Seniors), Ann Sottile (High School Teens), or Anne LeBlanc (Middle School/Confirmation), for further information. See contactinformation listed above.September 22, 2013 Page 4

EAST COOPER MEALS ON WHEELS VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENTPARTY, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 FROM 1 TO 3 PMEast Cooper Meals on Wheels is holding a Fall VolunteerRecruitment Party. Come mingle with our current volunteersand staff to learn about how you can make a big difference injust 2 hours a week as an East Cooper Meals on Wheelsvolunteer! Refreshments will be provided. East Cooper Mealson Wheels, 2304 Highway 17 North, (campus of ChristChurch). RSVP to Adrian by September 27 to (843) 881-9350or awieland@ecmow.org.CHRIST OUR KING YOUTH CHOIRDoes your child like to sing? Do they singin Chorus at their school? Their talentscan be used right here in the parish! TheChrist Our King Youth Choir (ages 7-18)rehearses on Wednesdays in the ParishLife Center Choir Room from 4:30-5:30 pm. Please contactDirector, Suzanne Atwood, for more information, at 843/532-8759 or sflemingatwood@gmail.com.CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY—OCTOBER 4An Arts and Craft show will be held on October 5, 9:00 am—4:00 pm at the Nativity School Hall, 1061 Folly Road. TheNativity Ladies Guild will be selling refreshments and bakedgoods. Okra soup and hot dogs will be served for lunch. Forfurter information call 795-5499.MARIAN JURIED ART SHOW— OCTOBER 5The Liturgy Ministry is sponsoring a Marian Juried Art Showin October, the month of the Rosary, in honor of Mary, OurBlessed Mother. It will take place in the Holy Spirit FamilyLife Center at 3871 Betsy Kerrison Pky, Johns Island onSaturday, October 5, from 12 Noon to 8:00 pm, and October 6,from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. If you would like to display apainting, sculpture or any artifact depicting Our BlessedMother, contact Sandy Tedesco at 768-3565 orronted2@bellsouth.net to sign up to display an artifact. Forassistance and further information contact Kathy Coder,Church Secretary at kathy.hscc@gmail.com/768-0357. Allentries must be registered by September 25.KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HARBOR CRUISESATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 7:30 TO 9:30 PMDepart Patriot’s Point on the General Beauregard. Includes alight dinner, snacks and beverages. Music by Lee EdwardsEntertainment. $30 per person — all inclusive. Contact NeilWhitman at 270-9834 or ngwhitman@yahoo.com.TRI-COUNTY CATHOLIC FELLOWSHIPINVITES MEN AND WOMEN —SINGLES AGE50 AND UP TO ALL AGES.The Tri-County Catholic Fellowship Groupis looking for new members to enjoy thefellowship of spiritual, service, and socialevents. The only requirement to join is you must be single,widow/widower or divorced (not separated). If you would liketo become a member or get information about our group, callMelon LaBonte at 763-7843 or Don Cullen at 817-2930. Pleasecome and join us for a fellowship event on Oct 19. Mass atBlessed Sacrament Church at 6:15 pm, followed by dinner atthe Riverview Holiday Inn. Contact Mr. J. Shannon Hurley at556-3578 or hurley.jshannon1@gmail.com to RSVP.“WINE, WOMEN AND SHOES” BENEFITING FLORENCECRITTENTON PROGRAMS OF SC—OCTOBER 6Sunday, October 6 — Go to www.WineWomenAndShoes.com/flocrit for more information. Florence Crittenton Programs ofSC provide education, counseling services, medical care, socialsupport, and a safe haven for young pregnant and parentingmothers in need. They help their young clients develop theskills they need to become responsible parents and members ofthe community. Located in downtown Charleston, FlorenceCrittenton has been serving the entire state of South Carolinafor 116 years.RACHEL’S VINEYARD RETREATSRachel’s Vineyard Retreats offer a safe environment to workthrough the pain and grief of abortion and provide anopportunity for hope, peace and love. Volunteers arecompassionate, supportive and non-judgmental. Informationrequests and participation are completely confidential. Forinformation, please call Christy at 803/554-6088 or Kathy at803/546-6010. Go to www.rachelsvineyard.org for moreinformation.SULLIVAN’S ISLAND FIRE PREVENTION PARADE AND DISPLAY—OCTOBER 9The Sullivan’s Island Fire and Rescue Department, along withthe Isle of Palms Fire and Rescue Department, are planning aFire Prevention Parade and Display between the twodepartments. This year’s event will be held on October 9. Theparade will start at 4:30 pm on J.C. Long Blvd, at Isle ofPalms Station 1. It will proceed through the two islands andfinish at the Sullivan’s Island Station where a display will beset up to begin around 5:30 pm. We will have activities for thekids, including a Smoke House, Giant Slide and otherentertainment. Refreshments will be served at no cost, sobring the family.Our parish website can be found atwww.christourking.org.You will find parish bulletins, newsletters, schedules, forms,Mass times, and more.Please support our bulletin advertisers.September 22, 2013 Page 5