Parish Office
579 Boston Avenue, Medford MA 02155
In the former high school building
Please use the entrances in the alley between the school and the church.
Face masks must be worn at all times in the Parish Office. Hand sanitizer is available.
The Parish Office is open as of Monday, June 22.
Office Hours: Monday - Friday from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Phone: (781) 396-3922 / (781) 396-3112
Fax: (781) 396-2506
Email: secretarystclement@outlook.com
Parish Postal Address:
71 WARNER STREET
Medford, MA 02155
For urgent situations, please call Fr. Phong Pham: (616) 914-9380
Rectory:
71 Warner Street
Medford, MA 02155
579 Boston Avenue, Medford MA 02155
In the former high school building
Please use the entrances in the alley between the school and the church.
Face masks must be worn at all times in the Parish Office. Hand sanitizer is available.
The Parish Office is open as of Monday, June 22.
Office Hours: Monday - Friday from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Phone: (781) 396-3922 / (781) 396-3112
Fax: (781) 396-2506
Email: secretarystclement@outlook.com
Parish Postal Address:
71 WARNER STREET
Medford, MA 02155
For urgent situations, please call Fr. Phong Pham: (616) 914-9380
Rectory:
71 Warner Street
Medford, MA 02155
WE ARE OPEN
WE WILL HOLD SUNDAY MASSES ACCORDING TO
OUR NORMAL SCHEDULE: 7 AM – 9 AM – 11 AM
SATURDAY VIGIL: 4 PM
PLEASE NOTE THAT
THE CHURCH’S CAPACITY WILL BE LIMITED TO CIRCA 70
DUE TO SOCIAL DISTANCING MEASURES
CONFESSIONS ARE AVAILABLE ON SATURDAY'S FROM 3:00 - 4:00 PM
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION IS ON THURSDAY'S AT 7:00 PM
WE WILL HOLD SUNDAY MASSES ACCORDING TO
OUR NORMAL SCHEDULE: 7 AM – 9 AM – 11 AM
SATURDAY VIGIL: 4 PM
PLEASE NOTE THAT
THE CHURCH’S CAPACITY WILL BE LIMITED TO CIRCA 70
DUE TO SOCIAL DISTANCING MEASURES
CONFESSIONS ARE AVAILABLE ON SATURDAY'S FROM 3:00 - 4:00 PM
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION IS ON THURSDAY'S AT 7:00 PM
Please carefully read the guidelines provided below for downloading: both the brief guidelines and the recently updated full instructions, which explains our safety measures and reopened services in greater detail.
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American Red Cross Blood Drive
Saturday, September 26
9:00am - 3:00pm in the Parish Hall
Court St. Clementine will host another Blood Drive, sponsored by the American Red Cross. All potential donors will be required to wear a mask or other acceptable form of facial covering. The Red Cross has protocols in place to assure the safety of all who participate in this important drive. As of June 2020, all donations are being screened for the COVID-19 antibody. Please sincerely consider participating in this critical activity. You may sign up on the Red Cross App or website. Sign up sheets will be available as we get closer to the date of the drive.
We Need Volunteers!
We are looking for more volunteers for the Sunday and Vigil masses for the foreseeable future, since this situation is not going away any time soon. We need:
Ushers: to receive and accommodate our fellow parishioners. There should be ideally three ushers at each mass.
Given the fact that they will be directly interacting with the congregation, they should be 60 y.o. or younger and without any critical health condition. All of our masses are currently understaffed for ushers and we are happy to have your help for any mass time you are able to come!
Cleaners: anyone can help, as recommended by the authorities, with the after-mass cleaning of all the surfaces that come in contact with the people attending mass: pews, door handles, and all other surfaces and areas that are reasonably prone to be touched.
As per the recent mandate from the Archdiocese, Lectors, musicians and volunteers will have to have their temperature taken before every Mass they serve.
Volunteer Coordinator: Allison Fillo
allison.ahern@gmail.com
(860) 227-6429
Please contact Allison ASAP if you are willing to volunteer. Be sure to tell her which role you want to volunteer for and which mass or masses you are available to help.
Ushers: to receive and accommodate our fellow parishioners. There should be ideally three ushers at each mass.
Given the fact that they will be directly interacting with the congregation, they should be 60 y.o. or younger and without any critical health condition. All of our masses are currently understaffed for ushers and we are happy to have your help for any mass time you are able to come!
Cleaners: anyone can help, as recommended by the authorities, with the after-mass cleaning of all the surfaces that come in contact with the people attending mass: pews, door handles, and all other surfaces and areas that are reasonably prone to be touched.
As per the recent mandate from the Archdiocese, Lectors, musicians and volunteers will have to have their temperature taken before every Mass they serve.
Volunteer Coordinator: Allison Fillo
allison.ahern@gmail.com
(860) 227-6429
Please contact Allison ASAP if you are willing to volunteer. Be sure to tell her which role you want to volunteer for and which mass or masses you are available to help.
Letters from Cardinal Sean O'Malley Regarding the Killing of George Floyd and Racism
We ask that you use the following links to read the letters from the Cardinal to the people of the Archdiocese of Boston in response to the persisting evil of racism in this country.
Statement from the Roman Catholic Bishops of MA: July 23, 2020 - regarding police reform legislation
Homily from the Cardinal's Mass for Racial Justice: June 14, 2020
A Letter to the People of the Archdiocese of Boston on Racism: June 5, 2020 - see also the Vimeo link to watch the Cardinal's message
Statement on the killing of George Floyd: May 30, 2020
Statement from the Roman Catholic Bishops of MA: July 23, 2020 - regarding police reform legislation
Homily from the Cardinal's Mass for Racial Justice: June 14, 2020
A Letter to the People of the Archdiocese of Boston on Racism: June 5, 2020 - see also the Vimeo link to watch the Cardinal's message
Statement on the killing of George Floyd: May 30, 2020
The USCCB has provided numerous resources on their website for the Catholic faithful community to reflect on our collective and individual roles in the prevailing sin of racism in the United States. Information about the Ad Hoc Committee Against Racism, videos from the Committee and Pope Francis, formal statements and guides from the USCCB are all available here in this link.
Emergency Support for Catholic Schools
Please click here to go to the Archdiocese's of Boston website and read Cardinal Sean’s message about Catholic Schools and the petition asking Governor Baker to help support our schools with emergency financial aid through the federal CARES Act. You can sign this petition to help show your support for the Catholic schools, teachers, students, family and staff who are working hard to continue providing education and community under the constraints of the pandemic.
St. Clement Bulletin
Beginning the weekend of July 11-12, our bulletin will be printed and distributed after Mass. Volunteers will hand out the hard copies as people leave the church. We will continue to post our bulletin online on Friday's.
Here is the latest edition of our bulletin. Previous bulletins can be found on the Bulletins page.
Here is the latest edition of our bulletin. Previous bulletins can be found on the Bulletins page.
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Please be advised that we have decided to discontinue our e-newsletter and delete our Facebook Page.
Collection and Offertory
Though this global crisis has created physical, spiritual and economic strain beyond compare, we ask those of you who are able to remember St. Clement through your weekly envelopes and OSV Online Giving. Collection baskets will not be passed around during Mass but will be stationed at the front of the church. We are encouraging everyone who can to utilize Online Giving in order to reduce cross-contacted objects, like the envelopes and cash.
We are inexpressibly thankful to you, our parishioners, for your generous commitment and dedication to the parish. We are proud of the courage, compassion and perseverance you have shown as brothers and sisters in Christ. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you and God Bless you!
We are inexpressibly thankful to you, our parishioners, for your generous commitment and dedication to the parish. We are proud of the courage, compassion and perseverance you have shown as brothers and sisters in Christ. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you and God Bless you!
PARISH COUNCIL
Our next monthly meeting: TBA
The Archdiocese Code of Ministerial Behavior
Please review the Archdiocese of Boston Code of Ministerial Behavior, which can be downloaded in a PDF format. Once you have read it, please email secretary@stclement@outlook.com to let us know so we may mark it in our records. All staff and volunteers are required to read this document, but parishioners are welcome to review it for their own information, as well.
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Here you can find our parish financial report for the year of 2019.
As Saint Clement parish community, we are committed to transparency and the sharing of our efforts
to follow Christ in the life of the Church, in both its spiritual and practical aspects. You can also download a PDF of the 2019 budget letter from the parish administrator.
As Saint Clement parish community, we are committed to transparency and the sharing of our efforts
to follow Christ in the life of the Church, in both its spiritual and practical aspects. You can also download a PDF of the 2019 budget letter from the parish administrator.
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Enroll at Saint Clement
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