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St. Charles Borromeo Church

  • Home
  • Quick Info
    • Mass Schedule
    • Directions
    • Annual Financial Report 2018
    • Pastoral Council Report & Strategic Plan
    • Neighborhood Links
    • Catholic Links
  • Spiritual Life
    • Sacraments
    • Religious Education
    • Stewardship
    • Podcast
    • Welcoming the Stranger
  • People
    • Rev. William G. Smith, Pastor
    • Msgr. Alfred LoPinto, In Residence
    • Rev. John Gribowich, In Residence
    • Governance
    • Music
    • Accessibility Advocates
    • Committees
    • Boy Scouts Troop 213
  • History
    • Patron Saint
    • Pastors of St. Charles Borromeo
    • Sisters of Saint Joseph
    • City of Churches
    • Architecture
    • Organ
    • Stained Glass Windows
    • School
  • Contact Us
    • Write to St. Charles
    • Subscribe to Mailing List
    • Volunteer
  • Donations
    • Online Giving
    • Special Intention Mass
    • Sponsor New Hymnal Missals
Podcast

Podcast: 3rd Sunday of Easter (11:15 am, Fr. Smith)

May 6, 2019May 6, 2019 | St. Charles Borromeo
https://www.stcharlesbklyn.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/20190503-1115.mp3

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May Construction Update
Podcast: 3rd Sunday of Easter (11:15 am, Fr. Smith homily)

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Rectory & Parish Center:
31 Sidney Place
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201

Church:
19 Sidney Place (Accessible Entrance at 1 Aitken Place)

Phone: (718) 625-1177
Fax: (718) 624-1627
Email: [email protected]
Facebook:  fb.com/stcharlesbklyn

Mass Schedule

Sunday:
9 am Family Mass
11:15 am Morning Mass
7 pm Evening Mass

Monday-Friday:
12:10 pm Weekday Mass

Holy Days:
As posted here

Find God’s Love Here

We, the family of St. Charles Borromeo Parish, dedicate ourselves to our faith in God. We celebrate our faith through the Eucharist, proclaim our faith through the Gospel, and express our faith by seeking to build a community which is a living testimony to the power of God’s love for His children.

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Parish News

  • 15th Sunday Ordinary Time – Fr. Gribowich homily
  • Bulletin for July 14, 2019
  • 15th Sunday Ordinary Time – A Change of Heart to True Prosperity
  • 14th Sunday Ordinary Time – 7 PM (Msgr. LoPinto homily)
  • 14th Sunday Ordinary Time – 7 PM (Msgr. LoPinto)
  • 14th Sunday Ordinary Time (Fr. Gribowich homily)
  • 14th Sunday Ordinary Time – A Light Beyond Ourselves?
  • Bulletin for July 07, 2019

Features

  • St. Charles' Stained Glass Windows

Video

  • St. Charles on TheNET: In the Arena
  • St. Francis and the Animals
  • Eucharistic Procession for Peace in the Middle East
  • We Are All In This Struggle Together
  • Be Not Afraid – Reconciliation Monday (Currents TV)

Accessibility

St. Charles Borromeo Church is wheelchair and stroller accessible. Entry ramp is located on Aitken Place.

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