49 West North Street
Clayton, New Jersey 08312
Main: (856) 881-9155 Fax: (856) 881-9166
"To bear witness to God the Father, to follow the teachings of Jesus Christ,
and to be guided by the Holy Spirit."
Welcome!
Welcome and thank you for visiting the Parish of Saint Michael the Archangel online! We hope that our website highlights the wide variety of worship, fellowship, and service opportunities available.
Please feel free to read more about our Parish and our churches, or stop by for a visit in-person! We would love to greet you and to share with you our love for Jesus Christ and for you, our neighbor.
Church of the Nativity
2677 Delsea Drive
Franklinville
Saint Catherine of Siena
700 North Delsea Drive
Clayton
Liturgical Schedule**
Weekend Mass Schedule
Saturday at 4:00p - Nativity
Sunday at 8:00a - Saint Catherine of Siena
Sunday at 10:00a - Nativity
Daily Mass Schedule
Monday at 9:00a - Saint Catherine of Siena
Tuesday at 9:00a - Nativity
Wednesday at 9:00a - Nativity
Thursday at 9:00a - Saint Catherine of Siena
Holy Day Mass Schedule*
Vigil (night before) at 7:00p - Saint Catherine of Siena
Holy Day at 9:00a - Nativity
Holy Day at 7:00p - Nativity
*Please confirm
with the Mass Intention Schedule
in the bulletin.
Confession Opportunities
Saturday from 3:00-3:30p - Nativity
or By Appointment - anytime
Please call the Parish Office to schedule.
** Due to Homeland Security guidelines, our liturgical events begin promptly at the times indicated.
The doors will be monitored to allow individuals who are running just a bit late to enter.
Once the Gospel is proclaimed, the church doors will remain locked.
Please sanitize your hands upon entering the Gathering Space of the church.
Face masks are recommended by the CDC and the Diocese for all individuals who are not fully vaccinated.
Saint Michael the Archangel Regional School provides Pre-K through Grade 8 education through a faith-centered curriculum steeped in strong Catholic values with an emphasis on simplicity, prayer, and service. Through a family-oriented environment, our students develop intellectually, physically, socially, and spiritually in preparation for higher education, a culturally-diverse society, and becoming contributors to the community-at-large.
Children fight sleep to stay awake when they want to be part of something, want to know what’s going on, or want to see the end of a game or movie. Try as they might, though, soon their eyes flutter shut and heads nod. Sleeping is hard to fight. This is true not only for children, but for all of us when we don’t take the time to get the rest we need. Our physical sleepiness can alert us to spiritual sleepiness. Jesus admonishes us in this weekend’s Gospel to “stay awake.” Try as we might, however, it is difficult to “stay awake” and keep our eyes constantly on Christ’s comings. We get distracted by all of the everyday demands on our time.
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