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 1 2  |         of paying homage to the King of kings and Lord of lords (
 2 3  |        of mankind to Christ the King; We see its inspiring symbolism
 3 4  |       of entreaty: "Behold your King" (Saint John xix. 14) to
 4 5  |         the Feast of Christ the King, there have sprung up benefits
 5 6  |       unfurl the "Ensign of the King" before those who have followed
 6 9  | approaching Feast of Christ the King, on which this, Our first
 7 9  |       the throne of the Eternal King, in adoration and in reparation,
 8 11 |    under the Seal of Christ the King, We feel entirely assured
 9 48 | forthcoming Feast of Christ the King to raise to the Episcopal
10 68 |       high treason against the "King of kings and Lord of lords" (
11 88 |      the standard of Christ the King; and they can say with the
12 88 |         I speak my words to the King" (Psalm xliv. 1). "Thy Kingdom
13 108|     heart knows that Christ the King is never so near as in the
14 110|          the City of God, whose King is Truth, whose law love
15 110| all-powerful Hand of Christ the King shall quiet the tempest