News & Events

To schedule your photography appointment online, simply go to https://ucdir.com  

Then, click on ”Photography Appointment Scheduling Login” 

The “Password” is photos for all. Note: Church Code & Password are case sensitive. Follow the prompts to schedule your family’s appointment time.  If you have 5 or more in your family, please use 2 consecutive time slots.  The online scheduling option may not be available Saturday or Sunday because we will be doing paper sign-ups at Mass on selected weekends.  You can be photographed at any location if desired!
    Appointments fill up quickly, so sign up as soon to secure your preferred date and time.

   

Act of Consecration
to the Immaculate Heart of Mary

At the request of Pope Francis, on this Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord, a solemn Act of Consecration of humanity, Russia, and Ukraine in particular, to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, is being conducted around the world today. At the Cathedral of Christ the King, this consecration is being held in the context of holy Mass on March 25 at 11:00 am, presided by our Bishop James Powers.

See the Act of Consecration in it’s entirety here

NET Ministries Retreat
January 15-16, 2022
Fully Alive (True Happiness)
Kress Hall – Overnight
Will need Chaperones

Dinner & Mass with Father Mike Schmitz
February 27 – Grade 7 & up
St. Williams then UMD

Family Movie Night
March 5
More details to come

Congratulations to the parishioners of St. Anthony in Lake Nebagamon on the dedication of their new church! You can watch the live stream of the dedication here. The new church building along with the parish hall that was completed in 2006 will provide parishioners, friends and visitors a beautiful spiritual home for many years to come.

On June 6, 2021 Bishop James P. Powers is lifting the dispensation which excused all of the faithful of the Diocese of Superior from the obligation to attend Mass on Sunday and Holy Days of Obligation. We will begin to modify some of the current policies regarding our liturgical celebrations and parish activities.

You can read the letter in it’s entirety here.

Flags, flower baskets and other decorations may be placed on graves five (5) days before Memorial Day and MUST be removed within fifteen (15) days thereafter. Flowers and other decorations placed in urns or containers built into flush monuments, foot markers or other ground level markers shall be placed and removed in accordance with this same schedule. Flower baskets, urns and other decorations may be mounted on or attached to monuments. Attachments must be secured to the monument and provide a minimum clearance of 12 inches between the ground and the decoration. Artificial flowers must be secure in their containers. Flowers and decorations placed for funeral services will be removed by the Sexton when the flowers fade.The following installations at grave sites WILL NOT be allowed:

Placement of fences, rocks, bricks or other permanent materials around monuments.

Planting of flowers, trees or other vegetation around monuments or on graves.

Any such installation will be removed by the Sexton without liability.Memorial trees may be planted at locations approved by the Sexton. The Association shall not be responsible for theft, vandalism, or accident within the cemetery. Please Note: Due to theft and vandalism in previous years, we ask that you mark your name(permanently) on flower baskets, urns and other decorations that you place temporarily on graves.

Memorial Day Mass (May 31st) will be celebrated at Calvary Cemetery at 9:00 a.m. (weather permitting). Inclement weather, Mass will be celebrated at Cathedral. Thank you