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Welcome to
St. Faustina Catholic Church, Clermont, FL

It is a blessing that we come together on our Website, whether you are a current parishioner in our congregation, a visitor to Central Florida, seeking your away-from-home church while on vacation, or a seasonal parishioner who visits us here in Clermont, Florida during certain seasons of the year.

No matter who you are or where you come from,
WELCOME!

We want you to feel like you are a part of the St. Faustina family immediately, and hope you will take advantage of all our Sacraments and Ministries available at St. Faustina. Depending on where you are on your spiritual journey, we hope you will take advantage of our many Sacraments, such as Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Communion, Holy Orders/Vocations, Reconciliation or even Marriage.

For the young folks in your family, we offer a rich selection of Faith Formations, such as Religious Education Classes.

St. Faustina Catholic Church Clermont, FL - Exterior and sign

Are You Looking for a Catholic Church near Disney World?

You have now found a Catholic Church near Disney World. We’re pleased to welcome visitors from around the world, who visit Walt Disney World® Resort, here in Central Florida. While we’re located in Clermont, Florida, we are very near the Orlando area, and offer a welcoming parish for all who seek to celebrate their faith at mass.

Our location in Clermont, Florida is very convenient for those in the Tourist areas around Disney World.  We’re located very close to Disneyworld, as you can see by the GOOGLE MAP HERE. Parishioners on our Hospitality ministry will welcome you and your family. Let us be your Central Florida Catholic church.

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Stay in touch with all the activity at St. Faustina via an app on your phone. CLICK HERE to get the details.
Or Text:  APP to phone number 88202 to download the app today.

Announcements

NEW EVENTS CALENDAR
Our St. Faustina web site has a new page, an Events Calendar that features all the parish’s monthly activities on one page.  Beside what is left of March, items have already been posted for April, which has shaped up to be a busy month.  To go to the calendar, CLICK HERE

There will be no Faith Formation classes on
April 2, 5, 8 and 9 for Holy Week and Easter.
                       Have a Blessed Easter.

PARISH BI-MONTHLY BLOOD DRIVE will be held on Sunday, March 26 from 7:00 am until 12:30 pm in our parking lot.  It takes about a half an hour to donate one pint of blood which can save up to three lives.  In the three and a half years of the drive, St. Faustina parishioners have donated 375 pints of blood thus saving 1,125 lives.  This is the first drive at our new location, please help make it a big one.

DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET NOVENA
The Divine Mercy Chaplet Novena is prayed starting on Good Friday and ending on Divine Mercy Sunday.
CLICK HERE to see the Novena Prayers for each day.

HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE

Palm Sunday, Regular Mass Schedule for April 1 and 2

On Holy Thursday, April 6, there is NO Daily 8 am Mass.
There is a Bilingual Mass at 7 pm.

On Good Friday, April 7, there will be NO ADORATION,
and NO Daily 8 am Mass.    THE OFFICE IS CLOSED
Stations of the Cross  at 11:30 am in Spanish
and 1:00 pm in English
Divine Mercy Novena at 2:30 pm
Service at 3:00 pm in English and 5:30 pm in Spanish

On Holy Saturday, April 8, there will be NO 8 am Daily Mass.
The Blessing of the Easter Food will be held at 10:00 am.
There is no 8 am Daily Mass.
Easter Vigil Mass at 8 pm

EASTER SUNDAY, April 9, Regular Mass Schedule

Divine Mercy Sunday, April 16
Saturday, April 15, Masses at 4:00 pm and 5:45 pm
Sunday, April 16, Masses at 7:30 am, 9:30 am, 11:30 am
5:00 pm in Spanish

Exposition and Adoration of the Most Blessed Sacrament at 1 pm
Followed by the singing of the Divine Mercy Chaplet at Benediction at 3 pm

Complete Lent Schedule (Click Here)

OUR CATHOLIC APPEAL (Please CLICK HERE for information on our parish’s OCA assessment)

Saint Faustina Knights of Columbus and the St. Faustina Parish have kicked off their joint ongoing fundraiser. The Knights have purchased a Memorial Monument commemorating the Unborn. You can participate in this fundraiser by purchasing a brick commemorating your loved ones and or yourself. The cost of the brick is $100.00.  A total of 179 bricks have been sold as of early November.  Don’t miss out on this historic opportunity.  For additional information please Click HERE for details.

Faith Formation Weekly Class Schedule
For the weekly Faith Formation schedule, please CLICK HERE. If you need further information, Please contact Marylu at 352-702-4735.

Bequests For Our St. Faustina Parish
After considering the needs of your family and loved ones, you can make a bequest of your remaining assets to St. Faustina Catholic Church.  Your bequest could be a set amount of money, a portion of your estate, or valuable collections you’d like to donate.

To observe the best method for naming St. Faustina in your will or trust, please ask your attorney to use the following terminology:

I give, devise, & bequeath (amount, article, stock, etc.)
to Bishop John Noonan, as Bishop of the Diocese of Orlando, and his successors in the office, for the use of St. Faustina Catholic Church
15551 N. Boggy Marsh Rd. Clermont, FL 34714

As always, “thank you” for your continued support of our St. Faustina parish in everything that you do.

For Your Safety…
Please bring hand sanitizer for use before Communion.
Baskets are now passed during Mass, but there will be no handshakes of peace.
There is Holy Water at all fonts.
Masks are optional but recommended.
All meetings must be scheduled in advance.

Meet the Pastor

St. Faustina Catholic Church Clermont - Father Ramon, PastorFather Ramon Bolatete, Pastor
352-515-9297
rbolatete@stfaustina.org
For more about Father Ramon and our St. Faustina parish staff, PLEASE CLICK HERE.


Notice from Orlando Diocese
It has come to our attention that individuals may be receiving texts or emails from clergy or leaders within our parish asking for gift cards or financial assistance with travel. Please know that the Diocese does not allow anyone to solicit financial contributions or assistance for an individual or approves of solicitation for personal business as a representative of the Church. If you are approached by a leader, whether clergy, employee or volunteer, within your parish for any cause regarding financial assistance and you choose to respond, always require a contract and receipt upon completion of the transaction.

Parish Mission

OUR MISSION:  St. Faustina is a parish family inspired by the Holy Spirit and called to reflect God’s Divine Mercy through a responsible stewardship of time, talent and treasure in the context of ministry.

Our Parish Stewardship Prayer

O good and gracious God, we praise and thank you for the countless blessings you have bestowed upon us since the foundation of this great parish. We stand in gratitude for a beautiful building we can call our own, where worship celebrations and the administration of sacraments and ministries duly take place.

As we transition into our own place of worship, may we remain worthy stewards and willing instruments of your mercy, healing and peace to the world around us. May visitors, pilgrims and friends feel the welcome and warmth of a growing faith community here at Lake County.

May our parishioners, benefactors and associates be blest with generous and loving hearts to collaborate and work together in harmony for the growth and increase of this faith community. Jesus, I trust in you, Jesus, I trust in you, Jesus I trust in you. St. Faustina, apostle of mercy and our patroness, pray for us!

Our New Home

On Saturday, February 4, 2023, we moved into our new home on 15551 N. Boggy Marsh Road, Clermont, Florida, 34714.  All Masses, parish office hours, Religious Education classes, and ministries, as well as all other parish-related business, will be conducted from this address.  All mailings should be addressed to the above mentioned address.

Please continue to support the debt reduction fund of our new spiritual home.

Opportunities to Pray Together

There are several opportunities for us to pray together as a parish family during the course of the day, the week, and the month.  Please consider joining us for any, or all, of the following:

Daily Rosary after the 8 am Mass,

Wednesday Holy Hour from 3 pm until 4 pm,

First Friday Adoration, 8:30 am to 9:30 am after the morning Mass

Decade of the Day Rosary  Are you willing to spend five minutes of your day saying ONE DECADE of the ROSARY?  In this program you and your Decade are combined with 19 others saying their Decade each day.  A full 20 Decade Rosary is offered up every day and you are a part of it. As a member of this program you and your intentions, which are your own, are remembered in several churches and shrines around the country.
If you are interested please email:  office@stfaustina.org.
For more information, please go to our St. Faustina web page at:  Decade A Day – St. Faustina Catholic Church – Clermont (stfaustina.org)

Maria Rosa Mystica–First Thursday of each month, Maria Rosa Mystica ministry, from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM in the church.  We pray for the Pope, priests, deacons, the religious, and for the increase of religious vocations. For more information please see their web page at: Maria Rosa Mistica – St. Faustina Catholic Church – Clermont (stfaustina.org)

 Immaculate Heart of Mary First Saturday Rosary–after the 8 am Mass, from 8:30 to 9:00, to pray for peace, understanding, comfort, and the healing of all peoples. For more information please see their web page at: Our Lady of Fatima – First Saturday Rosary – St. Faustina Catholic Church – Clermont (stfaustina.org)

To learn more about our Catholic Faith, please go to the EWTN website at:Catholicism – Faith, Resources & Practices for Catholic Followers | EWTN

THE SIGN OF THE CROSS is who we are as followers of Christ.  Sometimes when something is repeated over and over and over again, it loses its meaning.  Such could be the case with the Sign of the Cross. For us as Catholic Christians, it should be a reverent prayer, one to be reflected upon as we make the sign and say the most holy words: “In the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, Amen”… (which means, “I Believe.”)

To see a couple of articles on what Pope Francis says about the “Sign of the Cross”, please go to:
Pope on Sign of the Cross – Aleteia   and/or   The sign of the cross is our badge, Pope Francis says | Catholic News Agency

Holy Days of Obligation for 2023
In addition to Sundays, the Holy Days of Obligation in the Diocese of Orlando for 2023 are:

Thursday, May 18         Ascension of Jesus
Tuesday, August 15       Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Wednesday, Nov. 1       All Saints Day
Friday, Dec. 8              Feast of the Immaculate Conception
Monday, Dec. 25          Christmas
Monday, Jan. 1 2024    Solemnity of Mary

Today’s Readings

The National Shrine
of The Divine Mercy

For information, daily messages and schedules regarding the National Shrine of The Divine Mercy, please CLICK HERE.

St. Faustina History

Learn more about St. Faustina. She is closer than you think.

CLICK to Learn More about St. Faustina and the history of our parish.