be filled is this Wednesday 4/22! Come pause, pray, and connect over a shared meal, meaningful conversation, and a quiet time of Adoration — a peaceful silent time of prayer before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. Adoration: 5:15-6:15p (Church) Shared Meal: 6:15p-7:15 (Church Lower Level -- Andrews Hall) All ages, backgrounds, and parish affiliations -- or none! -- are welcome. Whether you're hoping to meet new people, grow in faith, or simply exploring for the first time,

Looking for More This Easter Season? Come be filled. If you’re visiting our website to find Easter Mass times, first of all— welcome ! We’re glad you’re here. Easter is a season of hope. It’s a time when many people feel a tug to return to church, to reconnect with faith, or to explore questions they may have been carrying for years. Some come with deep faith. Others come cautious or curious. Many come simply longing for peace. Wherever you find yourself this Easter, you are

Easter Sunday — Celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ Easter Sunday is the joyful celebration of Jesus Christ rising from the dead , the central event of the Christian faith. It’s a day of hope, new life, and renewal, and it’s the culmination of Holy Week. Please join us in celebrating this most joyful occasion! Lakewood Mass Times & Locations St. James | 10:30 A | 17514 Detroit Ave. St. Luke | 8A | 10A | 12 P | 1212 Bunts Ave. St. Clement | 8:30 A | 2022 Lincoln Ave

Easter Vigil Mass — April 4 at 8:00 PM St. Luke Parish 1212 Bunts Ave, Lakewood “O truly necessary sin of Adam, destroyed completely by the Death of Christ! O happy fault that earned so great, so glorious a Redeemer! The Easter Proclamation (Exsultet) The Easter Vigil is the most important and dramatic celebration of the Christian year. While similar to a typical Sunday Mass, it is an elevated experience of the liturgy, designed to engage all the senses—sight, sound, smell —

Good Friday — St. James Stations of the Cross April 3 at 12:00 PM St. James Parish Experience the Stations of the Cross , a prayerful journey following the final steps of Jesus Christ on His way to the cross. Each station tells part of the story of His suffering and love, giving space for reflection, contemplation, and personal prayer. Whether this is your first time or you’ve joined before, you’re invited to participate in this quiet, meditative devotion. Passion of Our Lor

Holy Thursday Mass — April 2 at 7P St. Clement Parish 2022 Lincoln Ave, Lakewood Join us as we remember the night Jesus Christ shared His final meal with His disciples. This meaningful service marks the beginning of the most sacred days of Holy Week , called the Holy Triduum. During the Mass, you will experience: The Remembrance of the Last Supper And Institution of the Eucharist and Holy Priesthood We recall the night Jesus shared bread and wine with His disciples, which He

Come Experience Tenebrae: A Candlelit Prayer Service at St. Luke’s on Wednesday April 1, 2026 at 8p. Step into the quiet beauty of Holy Week with Tenebrae , an ancient prayer service of the Catholic Church that helps us reflect on the final hours of Jesus Christ. During the service, candles are gradually extinguished as Scripture is read, and the church slowly grows darker—inviting us to sit with sorrow, silence, and hope. What to Expect at Tenebrae If you’ve never attended

Come as you are. You are welcome here. “If we want to be restored...We need to stop running.” -- Lisa Brenninkmeyer, Founder and Chief Purpose Officer, Walking with Purpose Too many women feel like we’ve messed up, are beyond hope, or are too far from redemption. What keeps us from repenting and turning our hearts to Christ? Join the women of Walking with Purpose on Thursday March 26 from 7:30-9pm , in the Church Lower Level , as we watch the Touching the Divine video, Jesus,

On Sunday, April 19 th , at 4pm, Sounds of St. James presents a concert of beautiful, glorious choral music to take place at St. James. “An Afternoon of Sacred Music” will feature The Early Music Singers of Case Western Reserve directed by Elena Bailey, Aeterna Chamber Choir directed by James Flood, members of Trobar and special guests performing works by Josquin, Palestrina, Bach, Mozart, Bruckner and more. Free admission; a freewill offering will be taken up. A reception wi

The holiest week of the year begins on Sunday March 29, on Palm Sunday. Join us throughout the week at the Lakewood Parishes for a variety of liturgies designed to help you enter more deeply in the mystery of Holy Week.

Please join us during Lent for our annual Fish Fries! The dates and times are listed below, along with this year's menu! If you have any questions or would like to volunteer, please click here for more information. In the meantime, here's a fun video from previous Fish Fries!

A cross amidst ashes Ash Wednesday, February 18, 2026, marks the beginning of Lent, a season of reflection, repentance, and renewal for millions of people around the world. The Lakewood Catholic Parishes will offer several Mass times, along with more information about Lent, to help you begin this sacred season with intention and prayer. Ash Wednesday Mass Times for February 18, 2026 St. Luke: 8:15AM (1212 Bunts Rd.) St. Clement: 5:30P (2022 Lincoln Ave.) St. James: 7P (17

Each Friday during Lent from 4:30-5p , in the St. James Church, people from all backgrounds are invited to enter more deeply into Jesus' journey to the Cross and to " Walk with Jesus, " reflecting of how His story intersects with our own. An ancient tradition in the Church, the Stations of the Cross are a reflective walk through a story of courage, suffering, compassion, and hope. They are a series of 14 short moments — known as Stations — that follow Jesus's journey throu

January 1st is Solemnity of Mary the Mother of God, a holy day of obligation. Mass on New Year’s Eve: St Luke, 4:00 PM Mass on New Year’s Day: St Clement, 10:00 AM *No New Year's Eve or New Year's Day Masses at St. James

Join us on Sunday December 28 at 12pm in St. Luke’s McBride Hall (the building with the green awning) as we send off Fr. Kevin with gratitude and prayers for all his faithful years of service to the Lakewood Catholic Community! God bless you, Fr. Kevin!

This day a shoot came forth from the root of Jesse; this day Mary was conceived without any stain of sin; this day she crushed the head of the serpent. (Traditional Antiphon) Holy Day of Obligation December 8th is the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception and is a Holy Day of Obligation. Masses in Lakewood will be: 8:15am at St. Luke Church 5:30pm at St. Clement Church 7pm at St. James Church Learn more about this feast and why it’s a Holy Day: https://aleteia.org/2025/12/06

Join us on Saturday, December 20 at 7:00 PM in Andrews Hall (St. James lower level) for a FREE night at the movies! We will be showing “I Heard the Bells,” the true story of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, whose world is shaken by personal tragedy and national turmoil. Silenced by grief, Longfellow rediscovers his voice through the healing power of Christmas. We’ll provide popcorn and pop…just come and enjoy! Hope to see you there!

Join us Saturday, December 13 at 10:00 AM at St. James for Christmas Praise & Worship. This is a one-hour prayer service with Adoration, Benediction, Scripture, Worship songs, and prayer. The songs will be more "reflective" in nature, rather than "talking to Jesus"…and we plan to have activity sheets to keep the kiddos engaged. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows. Your RSVPs are welcome to help us plan! Hope to see you there!

As we enter this season of hope and generosity, we once again invite you to participate in our annual Holiday Giving Tree. This year, we are again honored to support Catholic Charities and the Division of Migration and Refugee Services, both of which provide essential care, dignity, and compassion to families in great need. Beginning November 30, you will find baskets filled with gift tags at the church entrances. Each tag lists a specific item that will help brighten Christm

11/23/25 UPDATE: Tickets to Breakfast with Santa are now SOLD OUT! —- Have breakfast with the jolly old elf himself on Saturday Dec. 6, from 10 am – 12:00 noon at St. James Andrews Hall. Doors open at 9:30 am. Breakfast with Santa includes a delicious home cooked hot breakfast buffet, a special visit with Santa, stories with Mrs. Claus, crafts, and fun for kids and adults alike! Bring your camera to capture the magical memories amid an enchanting Christmas wonderland. Wheth