When is Clement commemorated in the Catholic Church and Anglican Communion?
On 23 November
On 25 December
On 21 March
On 1 October
Answer
Commemorated on 23 November, Clement was the fourth pope and is venerated as a saint in the Catholic Church and Anglican Communion. Recognized as a martyr, his feast day is often shared with another early pope, Saint Clement I, who led the Church during the 1st century AD. Clement's legacy continues to inspire both Catholic and Anglican communities, highlighting the enduring significance of his contributions to early Christianity.
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