This weekend we celebrate the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. It’s a celebration of the special grace that was afforded to Mary for her unique role in salvation history. [Click to read more.]
This weekend we encounter the famous Old Testament prophet Elijah. Within this short reading we see Elijah exhausted and ready to throw in the towel. Having had enough, he gives in, for the moment, to physical and mental fatigue. [click to read more.]
Over the next few weeks, the Sunday Gospel from St. John will primarily focus on the gift of the Holy Eucharist. This week we encounter people searching for Jesus. [Click to read more.]
In our Gospel this weekend, we see the concern of the disciples for the welfare of the crowd that has gathered to listen to the preaching of Jesus. Two disciples are mentioned, with two similar outlooks on the situation. [Click to read more.]
This week, let us look at Psalm 23. This psalm is very popular and very familiar. [Click to read more.]
We hear in this weekend’s gospel about the mission of the disciples. They are sent to bring the compassion of God to the lives of the people and communities they visit. [Click to read more.]
This weekend we find Jesus returning to his native place. He is amazed at the people’s lack of openness to what he wants to reveal. [Click to read more.]
The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity reminds us of the profound revelation that Jesus revealed to us about God. [Click to read more.]
What beautiful Easter days with which we have been graced, and how easy it is to experience the resurrection of our Lord.
As we approach the most sacred time in the life of the Church and prepare to celebrate another Easter Season together, I want to acknowledge the challenges, difficulties and blessings we have experienced during the past year of the pandemic. [Click to read more.]
The Saint Clement Scholarship Committee is pleased to announce that in furtherance of Catholic education. [Click to read more.]
We are so grateful to all who donated to Saint Clement at #weGiveCatholic! The donations amounted to $31,175. Saint Clement Parish was awarded a $500 prize for 4th place small parish division sponsored by the Catholic Community Foundation for a total of $31,675. Again, we thank everyone for their generous support to our parish!