With the help of numerous friends from Ireland, the United States and Continental Europe, the Church of the Sacred Heart at the Crescent in Limerick, also known as the Jesuit Church after its first builders and long-term occupants, was recently purchased by a young priestly community called the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest.
For the second summer, Sursum Corda, a young adult initiative sponsored by the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest, ran on the scenic grounds of St.
Nestled in the rolling hills of northern Kentucky, the former Mount Saint Joseph Academy campus provided the idyllic setting for the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest's 3rd Annual Choir Camp.
A bit of jubilant fireworks display around the beginning of July has become an anticipated spectacle around Gricigliano, where the Institute's St. Phillip Neri Seminary is located.
Quis ut Deus and Trahe Nos were the mottos for this summer's boys' and girls' camps held by the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest in Wausau, WI.
Clerical oblates are an important and growing membership within the Institute's community. Working alongside canons of the Institute, oblates are clerical members of the Institute who do not seek ordination to the priesthood, but serve the Church through a life centered on the Liturgy.
On the Feast of Most Precious Blood, a special celebration at St. Francis de Sales Oratory in St. Louis marked a milestone in the priestly life of one of the Institute's affiliated priests: Father Jean-Pierre Herman, who celebrated his 25th Ordination Anniversary.
From the four corners of the United States dozens of friends of the Institute came to the Shrine of Christ the King in Chicago for the national retreat of the lay Society of the Sacred Heart.