Each year, the members of St. Charles band together to reach out to the less fortunate in our community at Christmas time through our Giving Tree outreach. Every item and every dollar is put to good use! Learn more about our program.

We are sponsoring our annual drive to provide Christmas food baskets for 75 families in need in our community. You can help by donating food items by Monday, December 6. Thanks for making this parish work of mercy a success!

Our Food Pantry is currently in need non-perishable food items. They may be dropped off at the Parish Office (M-F, 9AM-3PM) or placed in the shopping baskets in the church vestibule. Thank you for being His hands and feet!

Our Knights of Columbus are purchasing winter coats for local children who might not otherwise be able to afford them. This year we are working with Randallstown Elementary to assist low-income families with warm coats.

For more news and announcements, read our latest weekly parish bulletin!

Our next delivery date for Our Daily Bread is Wednesday, November 17. Frozen casseroles can be dropped off at the Parish Office during normal business hours. Pick up pans with recipes at the Parish Office or in the rear of the church.

Join us on Saturday, November 13 at 9AM as we clear ivy from the parish grounds and prepare for a Respect Life Garden. Bring your gloves and yard tools and help us make the St. Charles grounds a place of blooming flowers and abuzz with life!

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!

Mass for All Souls Day will be celebrated at 7:30 PM on Tuesday, November 2. We will remember especially all those who were buried from St. Charles over the past year by lighting a candle in their memory. All are invited to attend.

Saint Charles is in need of new adult members for our Parish Pastoral Council. These women and men will join the returning council members in advising the pastor and shaping our shared vision as a faith community. Learn more...

Respect Life news: St. Charles will once again sponsor our annual Spiritual Adoption program beginning October 2/3. A new 40 Days for Life campaign is also underway until October 31. Please join us in praying for respect for life!

St. Charles Borromeo's Catholic Daughters of the Americas (CDA) is celebrating its five-year anniversary! Our group focuses on our faith, fellowship, and service to our church and community. Contact us for more details and to join us!

It is important to prayerfully reflect and plan on how you wish your health care to be handled before there is a crisis. The Maryland Catholic Conference has updated and simplified their health care decision making resources to help you.

The American Red Cross Volunteer Services offers monthly virtual open house events for those interested in becoming Red Cross Volunteers. NOW is the perfect time to JOIN US... GET TRAINED... and BE PREPARED to help your local community!

Do you feel alone? Are you frustrated or angry with each other? The Retrouvaille program has helped many couples experiencing difficulties in their marriages. Click for information about their upcoming program beginning with a weekend on September 4-6.

The Seton Shrine is starting a Prayer Phone Line Ministry. Staff will be ready to take your call from 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM on Monday - Friday at 1-866-202-4934 and pray with you.

Are you called to put your life experiences to work in service to the world? Experience making a difference! Through the Ignatian Volunteer Corps in Baltimore, men and women are choosing to put their leadership experience, skills, and wisdom into service for others.

“Live the truth and beauty of God’s plan for married love!” is the theme of this year’s Natural Family Planning Awareness Week, a national educational campaign of the USCCB to celebrate God’s design for married love and the gift of life — and to raise awareness of Natural Family Planning methods.

The Supreme Court of the United States ended its session with a number of significant decisions that impact religious liberty in education, conscience in health care, stability for young immigrants brought to the United States as children, abortion regulations, and environmental protection.

The Knights of Columbus called on the nation’s Catholics to participate in a novena beginning June 7 to pray for national unity and an end to racism.