What’s your favorite St. Clement memory? Was it your wedding, First Communion, a baptism? A classmate from St. Clement School, a fellow parishioner, a priest or nun, a visitor? Do you smile remembering a project, a parish event, a piece of advice that resonates, even today? The St. Clement Centennial Promotion sub-committee wants to hear […]
In this Sunday’s gospel, Peter is asked to move out into deeper waters and cast his nets. [Click to read more.]
Our Gospel acclamation reminds us of two very important realities of being a disciple of the Lord: that we are sent and we are to proclaim.
“We are sent” [Click to read more.]
I recently celebrated Mass at Lakewood Catholic Academy in the chapel with the 6th grade. [Click to read more.]
This weekend we bring to conclusion our Christmas season with the Baptism of the Lord. [Click to read more.]
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You Have Skills. We Need Them. Whatever your age, whatever your interests, wherever your special talents lie, the St. Clement Centennial Committee welcomes your help with the array of events and projects planned in celebration of our parish’s 100th anniversary this year. Sign up to volunteer now at centennial@www.stclementlakewood.com
One of the unique liturgical characteristics of the Solemnity of Christmas is the particular readings assigned depending on the time of the Mass. [Click to read more.]
Greetings can be expressed and exchanged in so many ways. The different styles of greetings that we learn come primarily from our cultural experience. [Click to read more.]
Both parishes have a beautiful history of showing compassion for the poor. From the giving trees, the St. Augustine collections, and the community meals program, our communities have consistently supported our struggling brothers and sisters in these and so many other ways. [Click to read more.]
As we enter this month of December, we are filled with joy for the many blessings that God has showered upon us. [Click to read more.]
This weekend we begin a new liturgical year as we celebrate the first Sunday of Advent. In the gospel, Jesus uses the word “perplexed” in relationship to what the people may see or experience. [Click to read more.]