The Rule of the Confraternity of Christ the King

Any organization of the faithful must have a “rule”: a set of guidelines for how the organization will conduct itself. The CCR is, of course, no different. We've divided this information out into some prominent parts; however, you can view rule itself for the full story.

Goals

Symbols and Insignia

Membership Types

The Rule Itself

The CCR is a private association of faithful; as such, it has a “rule” only in a modified sense. Being a private association of faithful, its rule is not recognized by the official authority of the Church, and as such it cannot bind under pain of sin, the way the rule of a proper religious order would bind its members. Rather, the rule consists of two things:

• A guide for individual chapters to live out the mission of the CCR; and
• A promise made by the member of the CCR member to perform certain duties.

Christus vincit! Christus regnat! Christus imperat!