On Mondays, St. Charles Church has lectures and talks as part of our Adult Faith Formation programs. This talk, given by Fr. Don Planty on Monday, October 7, 2019, is the fourth of a series of four St. Charles Challenge workshops to help us live out our Catholic Faith.

In describing the Christian community, Acts 2:42 displays for us the four foundational habits of Christian discipleship: "They devoted themselves to the teaching of the apostles (LEARN) and to the communal life (SHARE), to the breaking of the bread (CELEBRATE) and to the prayers (PRAY)." We encourage every member of our parish community to pursue the more abundant life of Jesus, devoting him or herself to the four pillars of Christian discipleship by adopting the St. Charles Challenge.

The Gospel for this Sunday was taken from Luke 16:19-31. This homily was given at St. Charles Borromeo Church in Arlington, VA by Deacon Robert Johnson, transitional deacon from the Diocese of Lincoln studying at Mt. St. Mary's Seminary.

Fr. Don Planty gives a meditation "Lessons from St. Therese"

This meditation was given on October 2, 2019 at P3: Prayer, Penance, and Pub, which is an event held every Wednesday at St. Charles Church. P3 begins with Eucharistic Adoration with confession available at 6:30pm, a meditation is given at 8:00pm, and after there's a pub time for fellowship.

Pat Piccolo speaks to the Borromeo Brothers about Christian Fellowship and being in the Flesh Mindset.

The Borromeo Brothers are men on pilgrimage to learn how to love God and one another. They meet on Saturdays from 7:30am to 9am in Benedict Hall.

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Pat Piccolo speaks to the Borromeo Brothers about Christian Fellowship.

The Borromeo Brothers are men on pilgrimage to learn how to love God and one another. They meet on Saturdays from 7:30am to 9am in Benedict Hall.

stcharleschurch.org/small-groups#bbros

On Mondays, St. Charles Church has lectures and talks as part of our Adult Faith Formation programs. This talk, given by Fr. Don Planty on Monday, September 23, 2019, is the second of a series of four St. Charles Challenge workshops to help us live out our Catholic Faith.

In describing the Christian community, Acts 2:42 displays for us the four foundational habits of Christian discipleship: "They devoted themselves to the teaching of the apostles (LEARN) and to the communal life (SHARE), to the breaking of the bread (CELEBRATE) and to the prayers (PRAY)." We encourage every member of our parish community to pursue the more abundant life of Jesus, devoting him or herself to the four pillars of Christian discipleship by adopting the St. Charles Challenge.

The Gospel for this Sunday was taken from Luke 16:1-13. This homily was given at St. Charles Borromeo Church in Arlington, VA by Deacon Forrest Wallace.

Guest Priest Fr. David Dufresne speaks about "Living Out Our Identity".

This meditation was given on September 18, 2019 at P3: Prayer, Penance, and Pub, which is an event held every Wednesday at St. Charles Church. P3 begins with Eucharistic Adoration with confession available at 6:30pm, a meditation is given at 8:00pm, and after there's a pub time for fellowship.

On Mondays, St. Charles Church has lectures and talks as part of our Adult Faith Formation programs. This talk, given by Fr. Don Planty on Monday, September 16, 2019, is the first of a series of four St. Charles Challenge workshops to help us live out our Catholic Faith.

In describing the Christian community, Acts 2:42 displays for us the four foundational habits of Christian discipleship: "They devoted themselves to the teaching of the apostles (LEARN) and to the communal life (SHARE), to the breaking of the bread (CELEBRATE) and to the prayers (PRAY)." We encourage every member of our parish community to pursue the more abundant life of Jesus, devoting him or herself to the four pillars of Christian discipleship by adopting the St. Charles Challenge.

The Gospel for this Sunday was taken from Luke 15:1-32. This homily was given at St. Charles Borromeo Church in Arlington, VA by the parochial vicar, Fr. Rich Dyer.