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Our staff at Christ the King is driven by the mission of spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Under the guidance of our Pastor, the staff at Christ the King strives to act as the hands and feet of the Parish in accordance with the Holy Spirit. As coworkers in the vineyard, we work hard to provide an encounter with the Lord and to help all feel like they belong to the parish.

 

Clergy

 

Father Anthony "Fr. Tony" Lackland

When Pope St. John Paul II was elected to his pontificate, my Catholic aunt, Louise said that he was a “very holy man.” Though I was not at that time Catholic myself, her statement intrigued and inspired me. I became a Roman Catholic in 1982 at Ft. Jackson in South Carolina while serving in the United States Army and Pope St. John Paul II has not ceased inspiring me, especially with the exhortation to “be not afraid.”

After military service, I studied voice and piano performance and received a Bachelor of Music from the Meadows School of the Arts at Southern Methodist University (SMU) in Dallas, Texas. I went abroad as a Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholar to Germany, where I received a diploma in the German Language Program from Sprachinstitut in Tübingen, going on to further studies of German at Albert-Ludwigs-Universität and musicology at Staatliche Hochschule für Musik, both in Freiburg im Breisgau. After my time in Germany, I returned to the USA and had the great pleasure of being Director of Music and Music Educator at Prince of Peace Catholic Community before discerning that God had something else in mind for me.

I answered the call to the priesthood and entered seminary studies at the Theological College of the National Seminary of the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. I was ordained to the Priesthood of Jesus Christ on June 3, 2006. My first assignment was Parochial Vicar at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Richardson, Texas followed by the position of Chaplain and Director of the Catholic Campus Ministry at SMU (and Priest in Residence here at Christ the King Catholic Church) and concurrently functioning in the role of Associate Director of Vocations for the Diocese of Dallas.

After completing Executive Education at the Cox School of Business at SMU, receiving certificates in both Management and Leadership, in July of 2013, I was assigned as Pastor to the All Saints Catholic Community in Dallas. There I continued my pursuit of leadership formation, receiving a diploma from Stagen Leadership Academy in Dallas, taking part in an intensive 52-Week Integral Leadership Program. In July of 2017, I accepted an assignment to Holy Trinity Seminary in Irving, Texas, taking on the role of Vice-Rector and Director of Student Life.

In 2020, I was named Pastor of Christ the King, which has been a kind of coming home. It is a vibrant community with deep faith and a National Blue Ribbon School as well. I am so excited to be here. Words cannot express it. I also feel a deep responsibility to foster the community life of our parish, to see us serving with even greater fervor, deepening our spirituality, and calling on our wider community to join us in the worship of the true God, Christ, our King. Let us approach him boldly as we walk the road of faith together. I make the words of Pope St. John Paul II my own: “be not afraid.”

Father Alex Fry

I was born and raised in Ennis, Texas, known for the National Polka Festival and its beautiful bluebonnets! Proudly a fifth-generation Ennis-ite, I loved growing up in this small town rich with Czech and Mexican cultures. I have two siblings: my older brother Austin, whose two little sons, Liam and Oliver, have brought much life to our family, and my twin brother Evan, who is a lawyer in Austin. (A priest and a lawyer — well played Mom and Dad!)

My “Galilee moment” was at the Pines Catholic Camp in the piney woods of East Texas, where I first encountered the living God in the sacraments and in the community of believers, and decided firmly to follow him wherever He would lead. Faith in Christ opened up an exciting world of possibilities for me, and at thirteen years old I first felt called to the priesthood – I never looked back. After graduating from Ennis High School in 2014, I packed my things and headed to Holy Trinity Seminary in Irving.

In 2018, after completing my Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, I was sent by Bishop Edward Burns to study theology at the Pontifical North American College in Rome. There I completed a Baccalaureate in Sacred Theology (STB) at the Pontifical Gregorian University and a Licentiate in Sacred Theology (STL) at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum), writing my dissertation on the topic of “Secular Ideologies as Pseudo-Religions.”

I was ordained a priest on May 20, 2023. My first year as a priest has been amazing, and I cannot wait for my next chapter to begin at Christ the King Parish.

 
 
 
 

Deacon Jake Schroepfer

I am truly blessed to serve at Christ the King Catholic Church (CTK). This community has been a special part of our family since 1996. Our beautiful church has been the sacred space where our family’s most special moments have taken place, from baptisms to weddings. Our three sons graduated from Christ the King School (CKS) and my wife Molly was a beloved third grade teacher at CKS for 14 years. Throughout those years Molly and I were active CKS volunteers.

I was ordained to the permanent diaconate in 2013 and was assigned by then-Bishop Kevin Farrell, now Cardinal Kevin Farrell, to serve at CTK. My original assignment also included serving at SMU Catholic Campus Ministry. I have also had the honor of serving as an Episcopal Master of Ceremonies in the Diocese of Dallas from 2014 to 2016. From 2017 to 2021 I served as President of John Paul II High School in Plano, TX.

Molly and I are originally from St. Paul, MN. I attended high school at St. Thomas Academy and I received my bachelor of science degree from St. John’s University in Collegeville, MN. In 2018, I received my Master’s in Theological Studies from the University of Dallas, and in 2020 I completed a certificate program in Advanced Homiletics from the John S. Marten Program in Homiletics and Liturgics, University of Notre Dame.

In addition to our three sons, we have two beautiful daughters-in-law and four young grandchildren, Myles, Mary, Ellie and Liv.

 

Deacon Richard Grant

My name is Richard Grant. One of the two deacons that serves Christ the King, and I was born in Tulsa, OK - the seventh of eight kids. With four boys and four girls in the span of 10 years let’s just say my childhood was never lacking. My mother was a former Benedictine novice, so there was always some level of discipline. I attended Georgetown University and majored in finance with a minor in theology. The older I get the more I wish that those degrees were reversed. I received an MBA at Columbia University and have been in the financial services most of my career. Most of my reading time is spent in books about spirituality, philosophy, and history. I met Fr. Thomas Merton when I was 7 years old at Gethsemani Abbey in KY where my uncle is a Trappist monk now for 70 years. I also read Fr. Richard Rohr who started Center for Action and Contemplation in Albuquerque, NM. I love CTK and am very grateful to be able to serve there. I feel it is a vibrant community that has a lot to offer lifelong parishioners and newcomers as well. We are in solid stewardship under Fr. Tony there is a beautiful collaborative effort to meet the needs of the local flock. God bless you all.

 
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Administrative Staff

 
 

Laura Ninesling

Growing up in Miami, both of my parents worked for St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church, with my father being the parish secretary. I never would have guessed that one day I would follow in his footsteps. After working secretarial and administrative jobs at various churches in North Texas for over two decades, I found a home here at Christ the King in August of 2020. While coming on board in the middle of a pandemic definitely posed its challenges, I found the staff and church body to be welcoming and warm, encouraging me to grow into my position with confidence. From creating the weekly bulletin and maintaining the calendar to assisting Father Tony, the staff, and parishioners, being the parish secretary has not only expanded my knowledge of the Church, but I’ve also grown to really love the community I work with.

When not at work, I can be found spending time with my husband (whom I’ve been married to for 46 years) as well as my five children and seven grandchildren – the loves of my life—and of course, my pup Zoe, the best dog ever.

 

Andrew Petiprin

Grace and peace to everyone at Christ the King! My name is Andrew Petiprin, and I am delighted to be joining Fr. Tony’s staff as the Kevin Cardinal Farrell Director of Community Life. For the past three years I have served as Fellow of Popular Culture at the Word on Fire Institute in Irving, and before that I worked at the Catholic Diocese of Nashville. My wife Amber and our two children, Alex and Aimee, live in Plano. All four of us came into full communion with the Catholic Church on January 1, 2019, and prior to that I was a clergyman in the Episcopal Church. I have graduate degrees from Oxford University and Yale University.

As Director of Community Life, I look forward to supporting the pastor’s vision in fostering an authentically Catholic community at Christ the King through oversight and coordination of parish ministry efforts, in collaboration with church personnel and volunteers. I will serve as a liaison between the pastor and major ministries of the parish, provide training and spiritual guidance for ministry leaders, and help enact the pastor’s strategic goals for the parish.

I am eager to get to know you all and offer my gifts to your extraordinary community!

 

Aurelia Corbitt

“It is not work, if you love your job” and I love my job as CTK Executive Communications Director, serving six, years under the tutelage of Monsignor Zimmerman and now, this past year, with Father Lackland. CTK has become my second home. I consider it an honor, pleasure and privilege, “a gift from God,” to work daily with our dedicated, staff and fine, parishioners. Armed with a Journalism-Advertising/Public Relations degree from The University of Georgia, I have a track record of volunteerism in the Coral Gables/Miami Community, as I chaired and co-chaired major events; president of civic and social organizations; implemented via The Chamber of Commerce a welcoming program for all “Senior Executives” moving to Miami; held various, positions with The Junior League of Miami, Tri Delta Alums and actively, involved with our daughter, Camilla’s, schools/activities. This volunteerism coupled with my interesting, work, related experiences, including being selected for both television and radio commercials, have all “dovetailed” into making this job “the perfect fit for me.” I wear many hats here at CTK, as I call and warmly, welcome all of our newly, registered, parishioners (175 families in 2020 and climbing in 2021), sending the contact, information for their expressed, volunteer interests and informing them of our methods of tithing at CTK-Online Banking System and Church Envelopes. As a result of these efforts, our Online Banking System has tripled per month! My motto: “I am here to help you in any way that I possibly can and simply a phone call away.” Graciousness and hospitality are the hallmarks of the deep south from which I hail! Additionally, I update all of our Sacramental Records for CTK and Perkins Chapel-SMU, write notes of gratitude for contributions, etc. and last but not least, our Christmas Cards. It is my firm belief that we are “put on this earth to help one another and to lift one another’s spirits.” I endeavor to bring this philosophy every day to Christ The King. May God bless you one and all!

 

Natalie Harris

Christ the King has always held such a special place in my heart, and I am honored to serve as the Parish Communications Coordinator. I am a Dallas native and a third-generation parishioner here at CTK. I completed my undergraduate degree at Franciscan University of Steubenville with a bachelor's degree in business management. The Catholic faith has always been at the very center of my life, specifically through my devotions to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus and St. Therese of Lisieux. As the second of nine children, serving others is deeply ingrained in my being. I plan to continue that spirit of service in the ways the Lord directs me as a member of the CTK team.

I manage the parish communication platforms and assist as ministry liaison, first and foremost for the glory of God, and to help strengthen our parish community. I am currently involved in the CTK Young Adult Ministry, and I volunteer on the core team for Upper Room High School Ministry. My desire is to give back to this beautiful parish and vibrant community that I know and love. I am excited to meet and build relationships with you all, so please don’t hesitate to say hello if you see me around- God Bless!

 
 

Mike Coffey

With an impressive 35-year career at AT&T, where he held various leadership positions in operations, finance, and strategic planning, Mike brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his new role. Within our parish, Mike and his wife take on the significant responsibility of leading the marriage ministry. Their dedication and passion for nurturing healthy relationships align perfectly with our mission of fostering a vibrant and supportive community. We are delighted to welcome Mike Coffey and look forward to the positive impact he will undoubtedly make.

 

Ken Hodes

I am so excited about the new opportunities and challenges here at Christ the King. I grew up in Overland Park, Kansas as a cradle Catholic, going to Catholic school through high school. I then graduated from the University of Kansas with a degree in Personnel Administration. Then followed a career in sales and management, mostly in the power tool and hardware industry. I then followed a calling to serve the Church and became the Facility Director at St Gabriel. I used my knowledge of maintenance and repair to help the parish. My wife Dawn and I moved to Frisco 28 years ago to settle in. We raised our daughter Taylor there and she is now preparing to graduate from KU as well with an Aerospace Engineering degree. I look forward to using my experience to help Father Tony and Christ the King.

 

Brian Muth

I am very excited to be joining a vibrant and beautiful Christ the King parish after 18 years in Catholic educational leadership and over four years at St. Joseph in Richardson. I grew up a cradle Catholic in California, the eighth of ten children. I love beautiful sacred spaces, and Christ the King certainly meets that description!

I graduated from the University of Dallas (Go Crusaders!) with a degree in Politics. While there I met the love of my life, Deana, and we married after graduation. We have been married for over 35 years and have nine (yes, nine!) wonderful children.

After a brief time in law school, we moved to Southern California. While working full-time, I received my MBA from the University of Southern California. We later lived in Wylie and in the beautiful Napa Valley. I have held a variety of positions, from paralegal with Pfizer to Director of Marketing for a leading legal publisher to Executive Director of a very successful Catholic home school business.

In 2017, we decided to return to Texas to be near Deana’s family, and I worked as the Director of Admission & Financial Aid at Bishop Dunne and as the Director of Business Operations at St. Joseph. I look forward to continuing to serve the Lord at Christ the King for many years to come.

Family & Faith Formation

 

Katie Aguilar

Katie Aguilar joins the CTK staff with gratitude for the opportunity to serve its community as a Pastoral Associate. When it comes to her relationship with Jesus and understanding of the Church, Katie believes that the love of God is intended for all people and the Church is to be a vehicle of that love for the world. After completing Bachelor's Degrees in Theology and Catechetics from the Franciscan University of Steubenville, Katie served as a Youth and Young Adult Ministry Leader at St. Louis Parish in the Archdiocese of Baltimore for five years. She later completed a Masters in Church Ministries from the Ecumenical Institute of Baltimore where she explored pastoral practices within Church contexts and dialogues within Christian Theology.

"No matter where my 'Church career' brings me, I remain rooted in the reality that initially compelled me to dedicate my life to the Gospel: that Jesus' love is life-changing and life-giving. I approach my role at Christ the King with humility to be entering a new parish family and with enthusiasm for the work that is to come. I am confident that the Holy Spirit has big things in store!"

A Maryland native, Katie bid farewell to the East Coast in order to serve the Diocese of Dallas in the Office of Youth, Young Adult, and Campus Ministries, where she has been for the past three and a half years. Katie met her husband, Carlos, upon moving to Texas. They married in July 2020 and live in Plano. She received her MBA in 2022, with a concentration in Family Enterprises and Entrepreneurship from LSU Shreveport, and hopes to contribute an understanding of leadership and innovation to her work in the Church.

 

Charlotte Dooley



I have loved serving Christ the King for the past 19 years, especially working with youth and their parents. I coordinate Faith Formation for the middle school and high school students preparing to receive the sacrament of Confirmation.

I grew up in Virginia and attended the College of William and Mary, where I studied economics. I moved to Dallas and worked in banking. After marrying Kirk and starting our family, I went through the RCIA program at Christ the King in 1995-96, with Cathy Hare, She was an amazing mentor who immediately got me involved in starting the first Vacation Bible Camp for our parish.

Over the years, I worked with Kirk in his various business enterprises. I have been involved in our children's schools and their faith formation. I have been blessed with many friends through the St. Anne's Society and the Altar Society. I have the joy of working closely with our church's ushers, Eucharistic Ministers and altar servers, as well as overseeing middle school and high school community service projects. In 2012, I started the Christ the King Faith and Service Tour (CTK FAST) for fourth graders through seventh graders to introduce them to one of the Catholic Church's missions, serving others.

While teaching Faith Formation, I continue to grow in my faith through what I learn from families in our church community.

 

Heidi Warner

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Josh Berkovsky

Saint Pope John Paul II once said, “Through work, man not only transforms his nature, but he finds fulfillment.”  As the Coordinator of Youth and Young Adult Ministry at Christ the King, it is not only my hope to stir a passion for the Catholic faith in each person, but through my work, bring others to the fulfillment of the Father’s love.

For my undergraduate studies, I went to the University of Dallas for a Bachelor of Arts in Theology, which allowed me to explore interests in Biblical, Moral, and Systematic Theology. My long-term goal is to get my PhD in Theology to teach at the collegiate level, write, and spread my love for the faith. Despite the different types of Theology that I have studied, my favorite and primary focus is Biblical Theology. One subject that has always fascinated me within Sacred Scripture is the Eucharist, specifically how Christ teaches the doctrine of His own body, blood, soul, and divinity in the Gospels, in addition to the Old Testament foreshadowing of the revered sacrament.

Growing up, I was always volunteering with my parish at high school events, Confirmation retreats, and mission trips, where I loved and still love to give talks about the Catholic faith. I hope to impact CTK by networking all the Catholic young adult organizations with each other and by expanding the high school ministry, not just with more students but also by finding passionate adults who desire to serve the youth community.

 
 

Ariane Garcia

Ariane Garcia joins Christ the King Catholic Church as the Faith Formation Assistant Administrator, bringing with her a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to serving others. Originally from Mexico, Ariane moved to Dallas at the age of 17 and completed her undergraduate degree at SMU, followed by an MBA from COX Business School. With nearly 20 years of experience in healthcare roles, where she held several positions in strategic planning, business development and operations.

Ariane's career in healthcare has been fulfilling, yet she felt a strong calling to contribute directly to faith-based initiatives, which led her to Christ the King. Each step in her journey has contributed to her growth as a dedicated professional committed to making meaningful contributions to the community.

Excited to give back to the vibrant Christ the King community, Ariane looks forward to contributing to strengthen the faith formation programs. On a personal note, she is blessed with two wonderful sons whose accomplishments and journeys continually inspire her.

 
 
 
 

Sacramental Formation

 
 

Simone Walzel

After spending 30+ years in the Data Center Industry, serving in both domestic and global roles, I feel fortunate to be part of the Christ the King community during some of our most joyous occasions.

My role is preparing engaged couples for the Sacrament of Marriage as well as assisting with the Baptismal process. Additionally, my husband Scott and I started CTK’s Married Couples Ministry in 2023 and are blessed with the gift of working with parish couples of all ages who are seeking a superabundant marriage.

We were married at Christ the King in 1994, raised our two sons in the church and have enjoyed our time as members of this amazing community! I look forward to meeting all parish families and supporting their needs for the Sacraments of Marriage and Baptism.

 

Charlotte Dooley



I have loved serving Christ the King for the past 19 years, especially working with youth and their parents. I coordinate Faith Formation for the middle school and high school students preparing to receive the sacrament of Confirmation.

I grew up in Virginia and attended the College of William and Mary, where I studied economics. I moved to Dallas and worked in banking. After marrying Kirk and starting our family, I went through the RCIA program at Christ the King in 1995-96, with Cathy Hare, She was an amazing mentor who immediately got me involved in starting the first Vacation Bible Camp for our parish.

Over the years, I worked with Kirk in his various business enterprises. I have been involved in our children's schools and their faith formation. I have been blessed with many friends through the St. Anne's Society and the Altar Society. I have the joy of working closely with our church's ushers, Eucharistic Ministers and altar servers, as well as overseeing middle school and high school community service projects. In 2012, I started the Christ the King Faith and Service Tour (CTK FAST) for fourth graders through seventh graders to introduce them to one of the Catholic Church's missions, serving others.

While teaching Faith Formation, I continue to grow in my faith through what I learn from families in our church community.

 

Sister Mary Paul

Because of the sacrifice of her parents to send their four children to Catholic schools, Sister attended St. Paul the Apostle in Richardson for elementary and Bishop Lynch High School in Dallas. During her years at Texas Tech, her Catholic faith became a matter of the heart and not just of the intellect, or to make a good grade in religion class. The seed of a religious vocation was planted in those college years. She wanted to make a real difference in the world, and do whatever she could to help facilitate whatever had happened to her faith life, happen to other Catholics. Sister Mary Paul’s relationship with Jesus and His Church was a reality, not just a part of her life, but the whole of it. She is happy to be a member of The Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, and lives with her Sisters in Grand Prairie at their convent and Nazareth Retreat Center.

Sister Mary Paul earned a Master in Pastoral Ministry degree from the School of Ministry at the University of Dallas. She has served the local Church in RCIA ministry for the past 20 years, at Immaculate Conception and All Saints parishes. She looks forward to journeying with the parishioners of Christ the King as together all of us welcome seekers and encourage them to embrace the beauty of our Catholic faith.

 
 
 

Music Department

 
 

Jordan Peek

I am thrilled to introduce myself as the new Director of Music and Organist at Christ the King. My name is Jordan Peek, and I am a native Texan from DeKalb. Music has always played an integral role in my life, thanks to my upbringing in a musical family and my deep involvement in music ministry.

My educational journey led me to Baylor University in Waco, Texas, where I studied organ. Following that, I pursued a graduate degree in organ and sacred music at the University of Texas at Austin. For the past eleven years, I have had the honor of serving as the Director of Music at All Saints Catholic Church in Far North Dallas. The dedication and commitment of the musicians and the congregation always inspired me, and I am grateful for the experiences and musical growth I achieved. Before my tenure at All Saints, I served as the organist at St. William Catholic Church in Round Rock, Texas.

In December of 2016, I received the sacrament of Confirmation from Father Tony Lackland, a significant milestone in my faith journey. It deepened my commitment to my Catholic faith and further fueled my desire to contribute to the Church through music. I am incredibly excited to join the Christ the King community and embark on this new chapter. I recognize the rich history of exceptional liturgical music at this parish, and I am humbled to have the opportunity to contribute to its legacy. I am truly honored to serve as your Director of Music and Organist, and I am eager to witness the many blessings and opportunities that lie ahead.

 

Albert Bellefeuille

It is my pleasure to share my God-given musical gifts in support of the wonderful music program offered at Christ the King. Like most children, my first encounter with the organ was at my childhood home parish – St. Felicitas in San Leandro, California – and I began organ lessons in the sixth grade. I also took private lessons in harpsichord and viola da gamba, and learned several instruments in middle school and high school orchestra and concert band (where I was drum major my senior year).

I hold degrees in organ and harpsichord performance from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, located about half an hour from Cleveland, Ohio. While my specialty is in historically-informed performance practice, my training covers repertory from the Middle Ages to the present day, an invaluable skillset for working with the CTK Singers and the King’s Choristers. My studies continue at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey, where I am completing my PhD dissertation in musicology. Prior to joining the team at Christ the King, I served as organist and choir director for several congregations of different denominations, providing me with skills and insights into various worship styles and at different skill levels. I am excited for what lay ahead here at Christ the King!

 

School Staff

 
 

Dr. Patrick O'Sullivan

This is my 13th year having the privilege of serving the Christ the King Community, as together we make God, known, loved, and served by caring for each individual and our community. My wife is also a Catholic School educator, and all three of my daughters attended CKS. It is a joy to walk alongside our families as President of CKS.

I grew up in New York and attended Catholic schools from kindergarten through graduate school. I earned my Ed.D. in Educational Leadership, specializing in Catholic School Leadership, from Saint Louis University, along with an M.Ed. from the University of Notre Dame, an M.A.T. from the University of Portland, and both a B.S. in Science Pre-Professional Studies and a B.A. in Anthropology from the University of Notre Dame. I currently serve as an adjunct professor at the University of Dallas and Saint Louis University, am a member of the NCEA NNAC, and served in Faith Formation for nine years.

For nearly 80 years, Christ the King has stood as a beacon of faith, academic excellence, and service in the heart of Dallas. Rooted in the teachings and traditions of the Catholic faith, our mission guides everything we do. Within our classrooms, hallways, and on our fields, students are known and loved, families grow together in faith, and lifelong friendships are formed.

At Christ the King we are blessed with a vibrant parish community whose support sustains our legacy of faith and excellence. Together, we continue to build upon a strong foundation—one that honors tradition, embraces innovation, and creates spaces where faith and learning flourish. I invite you to experience the spirit that makes Christ the King a home for so many and to join us as we form disciples who strive for greatness and live extraordinary lives rooted in Christ.

 

Lisa Long

Originally from New York and growing up on the Long Island Sound in Connecticut, I was blessed to attend Catholic schools from preschool through high school, graduating from Sacred Heart Academy. I received my Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Florida in Gainesville, FL with a Major in English and Minor in Secondary Education. I earned my Master of Education degree and Certification in Curriculum and Instruction, as well as the SMU Teacher Scholar Award from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX. I earned my Doctor of Education degree in Educational Leadership from Saint Louis University in Saint Louis, MO. As a strong advocate for Catholic education, I believe the integration of our Catholic faith is an essential factor in developing the whole student; heart, mind, and spirit. I serve as an Accreditation Chair for the Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops Education Department, as well as an adjunct professor at the University of Dallas. I present for both local and national conferences, including the National Catholic Education Association, the U.S. Department of Education Non-public Schools, and various diocesan events. As a proud mother of four children who all attended Christ the King Catholic School, I am grateful to be a part of such a wonderful community, where we work together in forming our saints and scholars. Go Crusaders!

 
 

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