Online registration continues for our K-8 Religious Education Program, which resumed on Sunday, September 18. We also need a few catechists to teach our children! Click for more details and to register your children for faith formation.

The Catholic Daughters of the Americas is one of the oldest and largest organizations of Catholic women in the Americas. We have a very active CDA group and a Junior CDA group right here at St. Charles! Click to learn about us.

As a new school year approaches, we will offer a blessing for all students, teachers, and school personnel at the end of all Masses on the weekend of August 27/28.

Fr. Canisius is taking part in a Spanish Immersion Program from June 27 - July 29 in Antigua, Guatemala. The program will help him practice the language and better serve the needs of our Spanish-speaking brothers and sisters.

Altar Servers assist during the Mass and parish liturgies. This ministry is open to parish children who have made their First Communion. ​​​​​​​Our next training sessions are on June 4 and 11 (Saturdays) at 9AM in the church. Click for details.

Please contact us with the names of parishioners who are graduating from elementary / middle / high school / college / university this spring. Names will be included in the June 19 (Corpus Christi) bulletin. Congratulations, graduates!

Our young people will celebrate First Holy Communion at the 4:00 PM Mass on Saturday, May 7. Please keep them in your prayers during these final days of their preparation.

Due to the Easter holy days, there will be NO sacramental preparation class on April 16. The final session for children preparing for First Eucharist will be held at 6:00 PM in the church on Wednesday, April 27.

Join us in worship at our Masses and other services from Palm Sunday through the Easter Sunday as we gather to remember and participate in the Passion and Death of Our Lord, Jesus Christ and celebrate His victorious Resurrection.

Please join us throughout the holy season of Lent at St. Charles — in worship, confession, prayer, outreach, Stations of the Cross, and more as we journey together with Christ towards Easter.

Our young people will celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation for the first time on Wednesday, March 30 at 6:00 PM, followed by a teaching Mass with Fr. Canisius. All are welcome to join them. Please keep them in your prayers!

Kits will be blessed at all Masses on January 1/2 for the Epiphany of the Lord. They include the history of the house blessing tradition, prayers, songs, and chalk. Each family may take a kit after Mass or pick one up at the Parish Office.

Based on the latest Baltimore County mandate, masks are required at all Masses and at any meetings or activities in the church or rectory building until January 31, 2022 (for everyone 5 years of age and older).

Ever wonder what goes on in that building next to the church? Does Fr. Canisius actually live there? Join us for our Christmas Open House and take a tour of the Rectory with other parishioners on December 18 and 19 after all Masses!

Calling all children in grades K-8 and their parents! Help us celebrate the season at the 4PM Mass on Saturday, December 18 by joining the choir in a special musical selection. It will be a festive day followed by our Christmas Open House.

In commemoration of our parish's Feast Day (November 4), we will offer a special blessing for all who serve in a parish ministry at all Masses on the weekend of November 6/7. Join us as we pray for God's continued graces on your ministry!

The next session for parents preparing to have their child baptized will be led by Deacon Steve Roscher in the church on Sunday, October 31 immediately following the 11:00 AM Mass. Godparents are encouraged to attend.

Pope Francis calls on all people of good will to join together for a world day of prayer, fasting, and works of charity to bring an end to the coronavirus pandemic.

To celebrate the fifth anniversary of the encyclical on the care for the environment, Laudato Si’, Pope Francis invites Catholics to participate in a nine-day global campaign of prayer and action from May 16-24. The theme of the week is “everything is connected.”

In this video message, Archbishop Lori speaks to the children who have been preparing for First Communion this year.