The Sacraments
Celebrating
the Sacramental Life
People often need signs and symbols to express what cannot be said in words. The Church uses signs and symbols to help convey the mystery of God and to help us grow in faith. St. Augustine described the Sacraments as outward, visible signs of inward, invisible grace.
Catholic Christians believe the Sacraments are much more than rituals. Through the Sacraments, God shares His grace in a special way. He communicates His love to us and leads us to express that love through our daily walk with Him.
the Sacramental Life
People often need signs and symbols to express what cannot be said in words. The Church uses signs and symbols to help convey the mystery of God and to help us grow in faith. St. Augustine described the Sacraments as outward, visible signs of inward, invisible grace.
Catholic Christians believe the Sacraments are much more than rituals. Through the Sacraments, God shares His grace in a special way. He communicates His love to us and leads us to express that love through our daily walk with Him.
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Sacraments
of
Vocation
MATRIMONY
Christian marriage is a covenant relationship
between a man and a woman,
with the priest being the official Church witness
to their exchange of wedding vows.
Couples wishing to marry
should contact the Parish office
at least six months before their hoped-for date.
At least one party must be a Catholic and
living within parish boundaries
or be a registered member of the parish.
Wedding dates are set during the initial meeting with Father. Information regarding weddings at
St. Clement's, is also presented at that time.
Christian marriage is a covenant relationship
between a man and a woman,
with the priest being the official Church witness
to their exchange of wedding vows.
Couples wishing to marry
should contact the Parish office
at least six months before their hoped-for date.
At least one party must be a Catholic and
living within parish boundaries
or be a registered member of the parish.
Wedding dates are set during the initial meeting with Father. Information regarding weddings at
St. Clement's, is also presented at that time.
Please also see:
Father Peter's June 25/17 message to recently-engaged couples
@ FROM the PASTOR'S DESK.
It explains the current Canonical and Diocesan protocols
which must be followed.
Father Peter's June 25/17 message to recently-engaged couples
@ FROM the PASTOR'S DESK.
It explains the current Canonical and Diocesan protocols
which must be followed.
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HOLY ORDERS
This sacrament is conferred
on men who,
after years of theological studies
and pastoral experience,
are ordained to preside
at liturgical and sacramental functions
and to be multi-faceted shepherds
to God’s people.
This sacrament is conferred
on men who,
after years of theological studies
and pastoral experience,
are ordained to preside
at liturgical and sacramental functions
and to be multi-faceted shepherds
to God’s people.
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Vocations to the Priesthood
& Religious Life
Any parishioner who feels God is calling them
to the priesthood or to the religious life
is invited to contact the Parish Office
and make an appointment
with Father Peter or Sister Elaine.
They will be happy to provide you with information
and help you in the discernment process.
*To learn more about vocations to the priesthood and
religious life, please visit the Diocesan Vocations
Office: http://vocationinfo.ca/
to the priesthood or to the religious life
is invited to contact the Parish Office
and make an appointment
with Father Peter or Sister Elaine.
They will be happy to provide you with information
and help you in the discernment process.
*To learn more about vocations to the priesthood and
religious life, please visit the Diocesan Vocations
Office: http://vocationinfo.ca/
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