Chairman's Message

I deem it my proud privilege to speak to you & greet you through the new website of Christ the King School, located in the healthy location of Jagdishpur, Amethi. Overwhelmed with joy, I send my affectionate greetings & blessings to the Principal, all the staff members-teaching & non-teaching & all our students on this happy occasion. May it bring forth added joy to all those who contribute towards this educative, memorable & effort painstaking. No doubt this is yet another way to explore the creativity, imagination & communication.

Today, the values of brotherhood, unity, justice, in our present day society are slowly deteriorating, due to which great challenges are posed before our lives. These days, the worldly needs & situations before us may tempt us to take shortcuts. However, one who abides ever against these challenges proves victorious & successful in life. Perseverance is one of the secrets of success. If we keep moving towards our goal, never quitting, we shall eventually reach it, as the School motto: "Lighted to Lighten" points to each one, specially our students.

Here I want to place on record the selfless & untiring services rendered by Reverend Father Stephen Manoj D'Souza along with the committed teaching & non teaching members of the staff & all the co-workers who unitedly work for the all round growth of the school. The students who daily cross the portals of this “Temple of Learning” need also to be congratulated, along with their parents, guardians & well wishers of Christ the King School. I wish them every success also in their future endeavors.

Jesus said, “I leave you peace, my peace I give to you.” Indeed, he was speaking of peace, which the world cannot give. Each individual must find time to experience that peace, being united with God. When such an individual who finds inner peace, shares that peace with the other, our earth will become a holy place to live in. We will, thus, be able to create a just & humane society where love, brotherhood, peace, justice & unity would prevail. Then there will be no extremism- ‘athanhwad’, corruption, bribery, fundamentalism, casteism, injustice & all sorts of ills prevalent in the present society, which cause unrest, imbalance in values & above all the absence of brotherhood & unity.

Once again, my message is that every student must rise as high as the sky to be a good citizen & leader of our beloved country, India.

Most Rev. Louis Mascarenhas
(Bishop of Allahabad & Chairman of the School)