January 1 is the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God, a holy day of obligation. Below is our Mass schedule:
We here in the Diocese of Brooklyn begin the Jubilee of Hope by celebrating the Solemnity of the Holy Family. These are two significant celebrations in our faith, each carrying profound spiritual meaning and offering opportunities for reflection, renewal, and community.
The Solemnity of the Holy Family, celebrated on the Sunday after Christmas, honors Jesus, Mary, and Joseph as a model for all Christian families. This feast highlights the virtues of love, faith, and obedience that characterized the Holy Family’s life. It serves as a reminder of the importance of family in the Christian faith and encourages families to emulate the Holy Family’s example of mutual support, respect, and devotion to God.
Continue reading “Pastor’s Commentary – Solemnity of the Holy Family”Join us for to celebrate the Christmas season in person or on line. Mass times on Sunday are 9 am and 7 pm EST. There is no 11:15 am Mass today – the area parishes will be joining St James Cathedral-Basilica for the Mass to open the Jubliee Year.
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Today’s readings will be from Cycle C.
Please download the worship aid to participate in Friday’s evening prayer, which will begin at 5 PM.
Evening Prayer for December 27
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Well, good evening everyone. It’s great to be here with you tonight. For those of you may not know me, my name is Father John. I come in here usually during holiday times. I’m originally from the East coast. By currently I teach high school out in the West Coast and in the great city of San Francisco, and it was something to really leave that weather to come here tonight.
Continue reading “Homily – 4th Sunday of Advent”We come to the fourth Sunday of Advent, anticipating that in a matter of two days we will begin the celebrations of the great Feast of Christmas. The feast of the incarnation. And what is presented to us today is this image of Mary. Mary, who has been had an encounter with the angel Gabriel, and who basically lays out before her God’s plan that she should become the mother of the Son of God.
Continue reading “Homily – 4th Sunday of Advent”Join us for to celebrate the Advent season in person or on line. Mass times on Sunday are 9 am, 11:15 am and 7 pm EST.
Watch the video live by clicking in the window above. Automated closed captioning is available.
If you like our online masses, please Like our videos so more people can find them. Subscribe to our YouTube channel stcharlesbklyn at this link to watch on your Internet enabled TV or viewing device.
Today’s readings will be from Cycle C.
