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"Beloved sons and daughters of the Catholic Church, brothers and sisters in the faith: Catholic education is above all a question of communicating Christ, of helping to form Christ in the lives of others."
- Saint John Paul II
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"We are an Easter people and Alleluia is our song!" We are not looking for a shallow joy but rather a joy that comes from faith, that grows through unselfish love, that respects the "fundamental duty of love of neighbor, without which it would be unbecoming to speak of Joy." - Saint John Paul II
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"As teachers, you kindle in your students a thirst for truth and wisdom. You spark off in them a desire for beauty. You introduce them to their cultural heritage. You help them to discover the treasures of other cultures and peoples. What an awesome responsibility and privilege is yours in the teaching profession." - Saint John Paul II
Catholic Identity
"Do not be afraid to break out of comfortable and routine modes of living, in order to take up the challenge of making Christ known in the modern 'metropolis'."
- Saint John Paul II
Crusader Life
"The first and fundamental step towards this cultural transformation consists in forming consciences with regard to the incomparable and inviolable worth of every human life. It is of the greatest importance to re-establish the essential connection between life and freedom. These are inseparable goods: where one is violated, the other also ends up being violated. There is no true freedom where life is not welcomed and loved; and there is no fullness of life except in freedom."
Saint John Paul II
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"When sports are played and understood in the right way, they are an extraordinary expression of a person's best energies and of his ability to overcome difficulties, to set himself goals to be reached through sacrifice, generosity, and determination in facing the difficulties of competition."
- Saint John Paul II
Arts
"To all who are passionately dedicated to the search for "new epiphanies" of beauty so that through their creative work as artists they may offer these as gifts to the world. "
- Saint John Paul II
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"Parents must set themselves very definite priorities, such as the determination to have schools in which their children's faith will be respected, fostered, and enriched; schools in which their children learn the value and beauty of the Church's teaching. They must also see to it that their own homes are places in which these values are first fostered and lived. Parents' own practice of the faith, their own love for Christ, is of course fundamental."
- Saint John Paul II

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Planned Giving

Discover the Benefits of Giving Wisely

Did you know there are creative ways to support Christ the King? Ways in which CTK, you, and your loved ones all benefit at the same time? With thoughtful planning, your planned giving can create a lasting impact for you and Christ the King.

Giving Through Your Will and Other Long-Range Plans

Everyone benefits from having an estate plan. A well-drafted will or living trust can ensure your loved ones will be provided for and that your charitable goals will be met.

You can continue to support Christ the King by giving through your will in the following ways:

• Part of all of the residue of your estate (what remains after all beneficiaries have received their bequests)

• A percentage of your estate

• A designated amount

• Specific property such as stocks, bonds, or real estate.

• A blended bequest - a specified amount plus a percentage or all of the residue.

Giving Securities

By giving securities instead of cash, you may benefit from tax savings that would allow you to make a larger charitable gift at the same cost to you.

An example: Ms. Summer has been making annual gifts to the Church for several years. This year she decided to give stock that is worth more than she paid for it instead of writing a check. Because she has held the stock for more than a year, Ms. Summer will not owe capital gains tax on the appreciated value, and she may also claim an income tax charitable deduction for the full fair market value of the stock.

Giving Through Retirement Plans

Giving Life Insurance

Giving While Receiving Income

You can make a substantial charitable gift now and receive paymetns for life or a set period of time. Assets remaining when the payment period is over will go to your chosen charity. These gift plans often result in tax benefits, such as preferential treatment of capital gains and an income tax charitable deduction, and can also be an excellent way to provide income for yourself or loved ones who depend on you for financial support.