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RSVP for Christmas Masses at St. John-ST. Charles Parish
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Mass Schedule forSt. John the Evangelist
Christmas Eve
3:00 PM, 4:30 PM, & 10:00 PM
Christmas Day
7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, & 11:30 AM
Click here to register for a
Christmas Mass at
St. John the Evangelist
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Due to the current situation regarding social distancing practices, the parish is putting in place an RSVP system at both churches for Christmas this year.
Our RSVP system will be available:
Monday, November 30
through
Friday, December 18If the Mass of your first choice is unavailable, you will have an opportunity to choose a different Mass time. I must insist that we cooperate fully with this method this year.
Masks are required at all Masses.
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Mass Schedule forSt. Charles Borromeo
Christmas Eve
3:00 PM in English & 7 PM in Spanish
Christmas Day
9:00 AM & 11:00 AM
Click here to register for a
Christmas Mass at
St. Charles Borromeo
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Join us at Sunday Mass, Live or Online. We Miss You!
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Father Palatucci is now live-streaming a Mass every weekend.
Click here to join him.
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Please Support Our Catholic Daughters' Giving Tree
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We will be collecting Gifts
for our
Annual Giving TreeNovember 14th - December 5th
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The Cardinal's Appeal has Begun!
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Join Our Parish Today!
Registration is the official way we join a parish community. Many people think that because they attend a church they automatically belong. Membership requires signing up and formally enrolling yourself, but it is much more than just completing forms.
Registering in a parish is a statement of faith and confidence in the life and work of the parish. As a member of our parish, we are all here to help each other on our spiritual journey. No one should have to do this alone. As much as you need us, we need you too!
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Carlo Acutis - Child of the New Millenium
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15-year-old Carlo Acutis lived a life filled with love for God, trust in Jesus, and service to others. This young boy of faith was beatified on Saturday, Oct. 10th in Assisi at the Basilica of Saint Francis.
His love for the Eucharist inspired him to research and catalog 136 Eucharistic Miracles into a virtual museum.
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Parish Events
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Journey through Advent with Bishop Barron
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"Welcome to this great Advent journey! I’m so glad you’re joining me and hundreds of thousands of others in prayer and reflection during this holy season.
Yes, there is great sin in our world, but the good news is that Emmanuel (God with us) has indeed appeared, and he has gone right to the bottom of sin in order to defeat it. In his full humanity, Jesus entered into that complex web of sin, and in his full divinity, he did something about it.
May we spend these holy days together in prayer, penance, and hope, fixing our eyes on the appearance of Christ our Savior and longing for his deliverance."
Today's Advent Reflection
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Friends, in today’s Gospel, Jesus calls his first disciples. What is it about this scene that is so peaceful and right? Somehow it gets at the very heart of Jesus’ life and work, revealing what he is...
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Do You Believe You Need a Savior?
Start your Advent right! Prepare yourself to receive your Savior at Christmas by listening to Bishop Barron's sermon for the first Sunday of Advent.
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Catholic News
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National Catholic Register
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Carl Bloch [1834-1890], “Peter’s Denial” Jesus chose Peter and called him “the Rock” despite his tempestuous personality, not because of it.
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Father Scott Janysek’s beer bread “Food brings people together,” says Father Scott Janysek
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bakdc U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C. COMMENTARY: Justices’ writing the 5-4 decision in favor of injunction explained, that “even in a pandemic, the Constitution cannot be put away...
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