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  When I am there I feel the peace of God wash over me.

  Added May 24, 2017 by Damaris Gonzalez Mendez
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  It's awesome to be able to come to St Clement anytime I am able to, not just on Sunday's, when you need to take some alone time with Jesus, some me time so to speak. This is where you want to be, I know that we can speak to him anywhere nd anytime, but at home there are so many distractions, nd here you leave your Ph in your car, nd then you go inside nd leave everything else there good or bad , nd God is listening to everything you have to say, or if you just want to get away from everything for just awhile, well this is the place to go, you don't even need to go on vacation, but if you do go on a vacation, take Jesus with you, never leave him behind, nd you will have the time of your life, cus without him we are nobody, God bless you all, nd have a wonderful day,

  Added May 01, 2017 by Dale Hernandez
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  I guess it is wonderful if you speak spanish, are Latino/Hispanic. Not very welcoming to me or my family even after coming here for16 years, but then again, we are white, working class people with teens that don't speak spanish. I'm not too much in favor of a parish having spanish as the primary language in my own country...state...city...town...church. As you can tell by 9 out of 10 reviewers are not really American, but live here, maybe even born here but .....again, not really American. Because if we all were here to become "Americans" would we be changing everything into Spanish? Would we? Be careful, if the pastoral appeal has it's way, we will be welcoming our brother Muslims into our community, enjoying prayers to Allah as we "all worship the same God?" Correct?

  Added January 04, 2017 by cecilbolton
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  They give you fresh fruit & vegetables whenever they're available w/the rest of your food items.

  Added October 26, 2016 by Nancy Raburn