Christ the King Catholic Church and School
Religious InstitutionsNebraska, United States51-200 Employees
Christ the King Catholic Church and School in Omaha operates as a parish and school within the Catholic faith, serving the west Omaha community. The parish was established in 1953 under Archbishop Gerald T. Bergan and Father Robert Hupp, representing the Archdiocese of Omaha's first new parish in 34 years. The affiliated Catholic school began welcoming students in 1954, and construction for the church and rectory began in 1960. Based in Omaha, Nebraska, the organization operates as a mid-sized religious institution. The campus continues to serve both worship needs and Catholic education for local families and residents.