Christ Our King and Savior

Address, phone, email, and website are sourced from the parish's diocese website, the parish's own site, and public registries (Google Places, IRS BMF).

website_status flags broken pointers (dead_domain, parked_domain, aggregator, etc.). Strike-through indicates the URL no longer resolves to a working parish website.

The registry ID is permanent. It survives renaming, merging, closure, and address changes. Reference it externally and it won't change.

Year founded and religious order are extracted from diocese-website history blocks where available. Coverage is sparse today; expected to fill in over time.

Historical list of pastors with start/end years. Extracted from diocese-archive history pages where the diocese publishes the lineage. Most parishes don't surface this data publicly, so coverage is <1%; the extraction backlog grows as we run more diocese-history passes.

If your parish maintains a published pastor history we don't have, the "Report an error" form is the fastest way to get it in.

Predecessors: parishes that closed or merged into this one (records flow inward).

Successors: parishes this one merged into or transferred records to (records flow outward; usually populated only if this parish is closed).

Related parishes: co-located worship sites, pastoral clusters, and other non-merger relationships.

Edges come from diocese decrees, parish-website history pages, user reports, and inferential reconciliation.

If you're searching for a baptismal, marriage, or sacramental record from a parish that no longer exists, this list shows which closed/merged parishes' records this parish now holds.

An empty state means we haven't recorded any inbound records-routing edges yet. It does not guarantee this parish only holds its own records. Records routing in pre-merger periods often isn't captured in any digital source.