I’m a returning Catholic – where do I start?

Plugging into a new community can sometimes be daunting, but we’ll try our best to make you feel welcome! Here are a few places you might want to start: 

  • Join us for a Sunday liturgy
    Sundays at Saint Clement are a wonderful time to come together as a community and lift our hearts towards God. All are welcome! View which Mass time is right for you.
  • Register in the parish
    Registering in the parish allows us to keep you up-to-date on parish happenings and helps us to know who we serve! Once you register, you will be invited to our new parishioner gatherings and receive additional information about our community.  Register online here.
  • Join a ministry or prayer group! 
    Saint Clement offers a variety of prayer groups, small faith sharing communities, outreach ministries, and parish life groups (such as our Young Adult Community, Clement Moms, Clement Dads, Clement Couples.
  • Attend a Parish-wide Event
    Throughout the year we offer some signature parish-wide events that engage our members across the spectrum! Each fall we host Fall Fest, where parishioners can come together and learn more about the various parish groups and ministries. Around the start of Lent in February, we gather for Prayer Day to deepen our understanding of prayer and gain practical insight into the many ways and forms of prayer. Springtime brings Service Day, when over 400 Saint Clement Parishioners are sent across the city to do active service, then gather for prayer and reflection over a meal.
  • Browse our website or bulletin
    Interested in seeing what our community has to offer? Feel free to browse other sections of our website, downloading our latest bulletin, or checking out our calendar.

Resources

 Here are some websites and books you might find helpful along the way:

I would like to become Catholic

Whether you are simply inquiring into the process or ready to begin the journey we look forward to meeting you! The traditional process for men and women who have not been baptized in the Catholic faith but who wish to join the Church is through the Rites of Christian Initiation for Adults, or RCIA.  If you are interested in learning more about this process, contact our Director of Evangelization and Adult Formation Michael Bayer.