Growing as a Believer

There is a deep hunger right now in our world for hope. We believe our hope is found in Jesus Christ. We long to know Him & to have a deeper relationship with Him, his Father, and the Holy Spirit.

If you are in a stage in your life where you want to grow your relationship with Jesus, or learn more about the Catholic faith, then we invite you to participate in our BELIEVER experiences throughout the year. You will be able to spot them in our communications by the blue stamp, so be sure to bookmark this page or follow along on our app or on social media platforms to see where you will grow in faith.


No Filter, Just Faith

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of No Filter, Just Faith, a brand-new Catholic podcast created for young adults who are asking real questions and searching for honest answers.

This podcast is all about exploring faith with courage, vulnerability, and zero filters. Whether you're feeling strong in your beliefs or wrestling with them, this space is for you.

Episodes are available every Tuesday on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts, so make sure you tune in!

Follow along and invite a friend—because sometimes the best way to grow is to get real.
Learn more about our young adult community


BETA: Holy Rebels: Stories of the Saints

Tuesdays, Sep 23, 30, Oct 7, 14,21 | 7:00-8:00 p.m. | Fireside Hall

Holy Rebels: Stories of the Saints is a 5-week exploration of the bold and beautiful lives of Catholic saints—men and women who radically followed Christ in their own time and way. From warriors to mystics, missionaries to martyrs, each session explores how these saints reveal God’s character and challenge us to live with greater purpose and courage. Register & join us!


Seven Greatest Biblical Themes: Online Bible Study with Fr. Kartje

Thursdays, Oct. 2 - Nov. 13 via Zoom

Grow in faith by exploring the Seven Greatest Biblical Themes in our online Bible course, led by Fr. John Kartje, PhD—astrophysicist and renowned Bible scholar.  The bible contains countless characters, settings and stories, that it can be hard to decipher on your own. For the next seven weeks we will focus on exploring the Seven Greatest Biblical Themes and how it relates to our own expressions of faith. We invite you every Thursday night to pick up your bible and join us in thoughtful discussions.  

Register & join us!


Embark on a Pilgrimage of Faith in our Archdiocese with the Jubilee Journey Passport!

This Jubilee Year, join us as Pilgrims of Hope. The Jubilee Journey Passport guides you to sacred sites across our Archdiocese, including Holy Name Cathedral, Saint Clement Parish, Saint Hyacinth Basilica, Saint Mary of the Lake, and Queen of All Saints Basilica. Deepen your faith through special activities and reflections at each location.

Your passport includes details on Mass times, reconciliation, adoration hours, and key visitation points. After completing each activity, receive a Visa Stamp to track your progress.

Pick up your Jubilee Journey Passport today in the Saint Clement church vestibule and begin your pilgrimage of faith, renewal, and hope


Discover the Joy of Encountering God through Lectio Divina

Fridays, following the 8:30 a.m. Mass, in The Fishbowl (2nd floor above 1E/Fahey)

Through this spiritual exercise, you will learn to listen to the inner message of Scripture, guided by the Holy Spirit. Rather than merely studying the text, you will engage in a transformative communion with the Living Word. Experience the joy of encountering God in His sacred word and responding to His grace. This practice is open to all, regardless of your level of Biblical knowledge. Come and discover the profound impact Lectio Divina can have on your spiritual journey.

Register here. Questions, please contact Barb Bagnall.


O.C.I.A.

Formally speaking, OCIA is the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (formerly known as RCIA). It is the process by which new members are brought or otherwise fully initiated into the life of the Church. It is a program of prayer, conversion, learning, and faith sharing. In addition to OCIA sessions, participants will be encouraged to engage in the various faith and service opportunities and the very life of the Parish.

If you are discerning becoming a Catholic, we invite you to read more here.

The next OCIA term begins in November. As preparation, you are encouraged to take part in Alpha, beginning in September as well as our various summer events and Beta courses.


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