Greetings from St. Charles! Attached is our bulletin for this Sunday, August 29th, the Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time. We celebrate with the Ajaero family this weekend as their son, Uchenna Eugene Joseph, is baptized on Saturday. We also remember our Haitian brothers and sisters this weekend with a special collection for Haiti Emergency Relief. Thank you for your support as they continue their recovery from recent tragic events. And we join with Archbishop Lori in offering prayers for peace after the Kabul Airport attack earlier this week:
Please take a look at the bulletin for more parish and community news...
Calling singers one and all! I am honored to be the director of your Traditional Choir. It has been so long since we have sung. It's time to come together again. The only requirement is a desire to serve the Lord in song. We will begin choir rehearsals Saturday, September 18th at 3:00pm and sing for the 4:00pm Mass. Please feel free to send me an email or reach out by phone or text.
Blessings,
Homeretta Ayala
410-905-5264
Registration continues for our K-8 Children's Religious Education program which will begin on Sunday, September 19th at 9:45am in the Rectory. Registration forms are available in the church vestibule, at the parish office, or on the parish website here:
For more information, email our Coordinator of Religious Education, Allison Mooney, at SCBReligiousEd@archbalt.org or call the parish office.
Next Wednesday, September 1st we celebrate the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation and begin the annual Season of Creation which runs through October 4th. See the bulletin for links to the Archdiocese of Washington's comprehensive Laudato Si Action Plan. “This Action Plan contains small and big ways for us to exercise stewardship over God’s creation. (We) invite each of you to study this Action Plan and be challenged to protect and restore our fragile Earth and our natural resources.” Or view the USCCB's handout below for ideas to help families and communities renew their commitment to care for our common home...
