Saint Clement of Rome

Catholic Church & School

No 6:00pm Mass. 

We offer Adoration of the Exposed Blessed Sacrament on Mondays and Tuesdays from 7:00AM until 9:00PM. All are encouraged to continue with prayer in the chapel throughout the remainder of the week but with the Blessed Sacrament reposed in the tabernacle. 

If you are visiting the Adoration Chapel on school days between 11:00 a.m. and 3:15 p.m., please make sure you park in the Adoration Chapel parking lot on the east side of the Chapel so as not to interfere with Saint Clement School procedures. It is very important that these guidelines are followed for the safety of all our students.

See our webpage for more information.

• Perpetual Help Devotions - weekly after the 8:00 AM Tuesday Mass
• Sacred Heart Devotions - monthly on the first Friday after the 6:30 AM and 8:00 AM Masses 

In order to better ensure the safety of all children in Catholic schools and parishes, this program mandates that adults who work with or volunteer around children or vulnerable adults must also be in full compliance with the SEP. Please click here for more information or for instructions for reporting abuse.

We welcome all, whether a long time parishioner or someone who is looking for a spiritual home. Saint Clement is a Catholic community worshiping and growing in faith.  We welcome you and your family to our parish family and we hope that you will find a "home" with us.  Together we help one another experience the presence of the Lord Jesus Christ.

We encourage you to explore our many opportunities to join us, whether in our Liturgy, Faith Formation, or one of our many Ministries and Parish Life activities.

If you are new to our community, please contact the rectory.

From all of us at Saint Clement, God Bless You, 

Monsignor Michael Butler, Pastor. 
 

Congratulations to Ian Hartman on winning the first place prize for Grade Six boys in the Serra Club Vocation Essay Contest. Ian wrote about God impacting his life when he had a brain tumor. Ian’s essay was chosen from over 600 entries. He is the first student to win first place from Saint Clement of Rome School.

Pictured are Monsignor Butler, Ian Hartman, his sister Elin Hartman, and Sister Maria Josefa Kreienkamp.

To read Ian's winning essay, select here. 

More information on the Saint Louis Serra Club can be found here, 


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