Teacher Reflections

Christ the King has been a home to my family from the first weekend we moved here from upstate New York to the present. We decided to attend CTK for Mass our first weekend here in Kentucky because it was closest to our apartment, and it was a Cathedral - something we did not have at home. Since that first Mass and our first Oktoberfest, we have found a loving, caring, and faith-filled community that has catered to our spiritual needs and welcomed these Yankees from the North.

I am a lifelong parishioner of Christ the King, a former student, and the Assistant Principal of Student services at Christ the King School. I have valued the 14 years I have spent on faculty thus far. My time here has significantly impacted my teaching practices. More importantly, it has helped me to develop lasting relationships with teachers and families in the school and parish community.

As a member of Christ the King parish, I have had the ebb and flow of my faith develop through the doors of the Cathedral I call home. My family began the journey in the late 1950’s at the little white chapel, and soon moved with Fr. O’Neil to the large and gorgeous Cathedral. It was a move that my parents often spoke proudly of.