We will be hosting a bereavement group, starting Tuesday, June 17 at 6 PM. If you or someone you know is grieving the death of a loved one, please join us in prayer, and to share your experience, strength, and hope. All faiths are welcome.
For more information, please contact Deacon Dan Maher, [email protected].
Category: Bulletin
Parish Cookout on June 1
Join us on Sunday, June 1 after the 11:15 AM Mass for a cookout. We will close down Aitken Place for grilling, activities for young children, and time to gather as a parish before the summer.
Outdoor Mass for Corpus Christi
Together with the nearby parishes in our Deanery, we will have an outdoor Mass and Eucharistic Adoration on Sunday, June 22 for Corpus Christi. We will joining with communities around the world holding Corpus Christi public processions, a tradition that dates back seven hundred years.
The Mass will start at 11:30 AM in Carroll Park in Carroll Gardens. There will be no morning Masses at St. Charles Borromeo that Sunday. We will still have a 7 PM Mass.
Getting to the Mass – Carroll Park is accessible via public transportation—the F and G trains and the B57 bus stop nearby.
Bake Sale on May 4
The sixth, seventh, and eighth grade Catechism classes are having a bake sale next Sunday from 10 AM to 12:30 PM in front of the church. The rain date is May 11, same time. All donations to go to No Kid Hungry. So bring your appetite and lots of cash for the donation boxes.
Stations of the Cross Continue
For all the parishioners who walked the Stations of the Cross this Lent and contemplated Jesus’ Passion and for those who may not have had a chance, we are happy to say that there will be more opportunities to do so. We will continue holding Stations of the Cross each Tuesday evening at 7 PM at the church.
Easter Vigil at St. James Cathedral Basilica
Join us in person or online at 7:30 PM ET for the Easter Vigil at St. James Cathedral Basilica.
You can view afterwards at the St. James Youtube channel.
Contribute to the Collection from Your Phone
In the spirit of the Church’s call to give alms during the season of Lent, last week, our young parishioner, Vikram Rodriguez, along with his pals, Ninuola and Julien (and his Vikram’s grandmother, Jenna) volunteered their skills and efforts to post QR codes throughout the pews, to aid us faithful in tithing to the parish.
Simply use your smart phone’s camera to view the code and go straight to the St. Charles Borromeo giving site.