Life Remodeled will mobilize over 10,000 volunteers across 6 days from August 5-10, 2019! The project will continue to focus on the 30 blocks near the Durfee Innovation Society in Detroit. Join fellow St. Clare Parish members and Eastside church and community groups on Wednesday August 7. Sign-up for a half or full day. Go to their website to register: Liferemodeled.com/volunteer. When asked who...
If you would like your loved one who is buried at Mt. Olivet Cemetery remembered during our prayer service on August 11, 2019, please add their names to the lists located near the Family Room or at the back of the church. You may also call the parish office at 313 647-5000 to leave the information. We will be gathering at 3:00 p.m. at Mt. Olivet to pray for them and all the deceased of our parish on our Cemetery Sunday celebration day. All are welcome to come. Please bring a lawn chair if attending.
Thank you for the continued support of the Knights of Columbus. By supporting us we are enabled to assist Fr. Andrew, the church and all its ministries as well as the school and community in enhancing our unleashing the gospel efforts. On July 27, the Knights will be hosting our only designated fundraiser likened to the Bonanza tickets sold by St. Clare. Monies collected will assist us in our continued efforts supporting our...
Parishes around the Archdiocese of Detroit have been a constant target of fraudulent requests for money from criminals posing as the pastor. Email addresses and phone numbers of staff and parishioners have been taken from online bulletins throughout the archdiocese. Fr. Andrew will NEVER call, text or email you asking for money, gift cards, or emergency funds. The criminals set up bogus email accounts in the name of the pastor through Google, AOL, etc. They can even make it look like it is from his @stclarem.org address. Please call the office if you have any concerns at 313-647-5000.
This past weekend we celebrated the last of the Solemnity Sundays, the Feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ – Corpus Christi. It is one of the most revered days in our Catholic calendar, an expression of our faith in the Real Presence of Christ in the Blessed Sacrament. At 11 am Mass we will take the Blessed Sacrament in procession around the church as a sign that we want to carry the liturgy out of the church and into the homes, places of work and streets of our neighborhoods. We come together in all our diversity and rejoice in our unity, ever grateful for this amazing gift of the Lord.