Charlemagne Ball 2025

Charlemagne Ball 2025: Strengthening Catholic Families

By Miami News-Digest 

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Tulsa is hosting its annual Charlemagne Ball on Friday, February 14, 2025, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the Scissortail Ballroom. This cultural event provides married couples with an opportunity to deepen their love for one another while celebrating faith and tradition through dining, fellowship, and dancing.

As part of the diocese’s commitment to faith formation and fostering strong Catholic families, the Charlemagne Ball serves as a reminder of the timeless connection between love, marriage, and faith. This year’s menu will feature a salmon dinner, allowing attendees to honor the Friday abstinence tradition observed by many Catholics.

The event is an extension of the diocese's mission to support domestic families with meaningful cultural experiences that align with Catholic values. Tickets for the 2025 Charlemagne Ball are already sold out. For inquiries, interested individuals can contact Mollie Seals at mollie.seals@dioceseoftulsa.org.

For more information, visit the event’s official page on the Diocese of Tulsa’s website at dioceseoftulsa.org/charlemagne-ball or check the event’s Facebook page.

Join us for good food, good fellowship, and maybe a little dancing as we celebrate love and faith this Valentine’s Day.

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