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Homebound Visitation
Sister Patricia Hill, S.C., is the Parish Pastoral Minister. Each week she visits, prays, shares the Good News, and brings the Blessed Sacrament to our homebound sisters and brothers. She is a beacon of light and generous smiles.
If you or someone would like Sr. Pat to visit, please call her at 641.0147 x809.
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Prayer Line
641.1808
The parishioners of St. Clement are people of prayer. If you or someone you know is in need, please contact Ms. Carol Pfeiffer.
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Quilting
The Quilters started as a social gathering of women from the parish who wished to be of service to the Parish community. The group was organized by Sr. Ann Vonder Meulen, utilizing the expertise of her mother, Helen. While Helen is an accomplished quilter, the majority of the group started out as amateurs. Their primary task is making prayer shawls which are distributed to the sick of the parish by Sr. Pat.
The Quilters meet every Tuesday morning from 9:30 to noon in the Parish Center to quilt, pray and socialize. Periodically the group makes a full sized quilt which is raffled with proceeds going to groups within the parish—Tender Mercies and St. Clement School, thus far.
For further information call Janet Schwartz at 641.1529.
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Volunteers
St. Clement depends upon the committed, dedicated work of numerous volunteers to carry out all aspects of its mission. Volunteer opportunities exist in many areas.
If you or your family are interested in becoming a St. Clement Volunteer, please contact the parish office or one of the many parish ministries.
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Caregiver Assistance Network
St. Clement Parish Center
Second Monday of every month 1-2:30pm
513.929.4483
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Whether you devote as much as 24 hours a day or as little as five minutes a week to someone you care for, YOU ARE A CAREGIVER. The Caregiver Assistance Network, a program of Catholic Social Services of Southwestern Ohio for people of all faiths, offers a variety of free services to assist you, the Caregiver, TO TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF AS YOU CARE FOR THOSE YOU LOVE.
The Caregiver Assistance Network links volunteers and professionals with local agencies, faith communities and other caring institutions, all sharing a commitment to providing and expanding resources and services for caregivers.
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