Coming together in prayer and the celebration of Mass is a foundational part of spiritual life and offers an opportunity to share our intentions or honor our loved ones, either living or deceased. 

As part of our commitment to faithfully serve God, the Church and communities around the world, we welcome you to engage with us through Seasonal Novenas, our Perpetual Masses, Mass requests and the option to light a candle at St. Clement Eucharistic Shrine. We also invite you to join us online for Mass and hope you’ll consider supporting our virtual ministry. For more memorial options, learn about creating a memorial or endowment fund.

Anastasis fresco at Chora Church in Istanbul Seasonal Novenas Our seasonal Novenas, involving nine consecutive days of Masses, celebrate special holidays throughout the year at St. Clement Eucharistic Shrine’s 7 a.m. Mass. They celebrate All Souls Day, Christmas, Easter, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. Enroll in a Novena to honor a loved one, living or deceased, or to submit special intentions for prayer. Mass at St. Clement Perpetual Mass Enrollment Remember your loved one by enrolling them in the Oblates Perpetual Masses. Our Daily Masses at St. Clement Eucharistic Shrine are offered for all who have been enrolled in Perpetual Masses. Mass Cards and Spiritual Bouquets are also available for all those who enroll.
Request a Mass Request a Mass for a special intention or to remember a loved one. Oblates throughout the world celebrate Mass daily and will remember your intentions at the altar of our Lord. Mass cards are also available. Requests are fulfilled at the next available Mass rather than by specified dates. Light a Candle Let the Oblates light a candle for you at St. Clement Eucharistic Shrine. Submit an intention or remember your loved one through our online form. An Oblate priest, brother, or seminarian will light a candle and pray with you.
Mass Offering When you support our virtual ministry, you help share the love and hope of Jesus Christ to viewers around the world. Offerings like yours make it possible to provide online Mass to those who aren’t able to attend in person.