Fasting is a necessary part of Christian spirituality, and thus is a necessary part of Christ the King, which asks all its members to fast at least once a week, on Fridays. This episode discussed the purposes of fasting, with emphasis on the discipline of the body and its submission to the soul, and on the use of fasting to help the poor.

We all know why Christ is our King; but why is Mary our Queen? We briefly explain why Mary has always been venerated by Christians; why she should be venerated as our Queen, as Christ should be venerated as our King; and how the CCR in particular fulfils this obligation of a Christian.

Translations and what they mean for the doctrine of Christ the King. In this episode, we discuss translations, particularly the CCR's translations of certain papal encyclicals and why we bothered to make them. We briefly discuss the problems with the transcriptions of the Latin texts on the Vatican website, then at somewhat more length a few genuine problems with the Vatican translation of Immortale Dei. We use this to explain a little of the history of the doctrine of Christ the King, as well as a few points of doctrine. Finally, we close with a brief recounting of the CCR's policy on translations.

In this episode, we discuss the date of the feast of Christ the King: when it is, why it is where it is, and where it should be. We briefly discuss the new “Feast of Jesus Christ, King of All Things”, and why its place in the liturgical calendar is problematic. The feast of Christ the King, we conclude, is and should be on the last Sunday of October.

In this episode, we discuss the scope of Christ's kingship in time; that is, is He our King right here and right now, or is His kingship something that we must wait to see until He comes again, at the last day? We show that Christ is, in fact, King yesterday, today, and forever, and explain what our duty is in light of this fact.

In this episode, we go back to the very basics: Who is Christ the King? What is facially a very easy question turns out to involve a lot more than many think. Acknowledging Christ the King is a profound, life-changing act; we discuss on what the kingship of Christ is based, how we must acknowledge it, and how that acknowledgement should change our lives.

In this episode, we briefly review what is wrong with the world, and then call our listeners to action: to follow Christ the King, to join the Confraternity and do His work! “Why should lasting things tremble when transient things fall?” asked St. Prosper of Aquitaine, and the social reign of Christ the King could likewise ask that of all its modern challenges. Christus vincit! Christus regnat! Christus imperat!