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  S. Clement's is quite the warm, welcoming, and inclusive church, full of the "bells 'n' smells," without the attitude. A thunderous organ and a professional choir add to the church's stunning beauty, along with the elaborate mass and lovely post-mass Coffee Hour on Sundays. -A great place to have as your spiritual home!

  Added April 23, 2017 by Michael von Siegel
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  Oh my dear, the goal here is to be more Catholic than Saint Peter's in Rome. This is all about winning a liturgical race. Why doesn't this parish join the new Anglican-Catholic wing of the Catholic Church? Why not? As it stands now, they belong to a Church (in the USA) headed by a woman Bishop, who is more Novus Ordo than the worst Novus Ordo Catholic.

  Added December 07, 2016 by Joshua Speed
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  Music is absolutely top notch. However unless you love the pre-Vatican II Catholic Mass, stay home. Utterly unapproachable liturgy (including a priest with his back to the congregation) - this is what I'd expect of a bishops ordination in Rome.

  Added November 14, 2016 by Samantha Kirk
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  Stunning music and beautifully done liturgy.
  
  S. Clement's takes seriously the command to worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness. The depth and richness of worship here is such that one can (re)discover something new each time. If you're looking for an experience of the transcendental and holy, this is a good place to start.

  Added August 19, 2016 by Daniel Stroud