Join the women of Nativity as Liz Kelly explores “Letting God Love You” at Nativity of Our Lord. The retreat will include time for Mass, Adoration, Confession and fellowship!
This is a unique, prayerful opportunity for personal conversion using the Litany of Healing and Repentance used at the National Eucharistic Congress last summer.
Grief Support Group is open to anyone experiencing any loss in their lives and meets on first and third Tuesdays of the month from January 7 - April 15 in the Bride’s Room.
Every year, March 19 calls for the celebration of the Solemn Feast of Saint Joseph. It is the perfect day to relax our Lenten sacrificial offerings as a way of honoring the love and leadership of the spouse of Our Lady and foster father of Our Lord. Click the link above for ideas about how to celebrate!
For those who missed the first Eucharistic Consecration, there will be another opportunity on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 27. We invite you to read the Matthew Kelly’s "33 Days to Eucharistic Glory" daily on your own beginning March 26 and to click the link above to sign up.
Lent provides a chance to go deeper: both giving and giving up. Learning and praying together as a family enhances simpler meals. Lent coincides with lengthening days, enriching our patient waiting and preparing. Click for ideas to pray, eat, and work together.
Why does the priest sometimes wear green and sometimes white? What do the seasons of the Church have to do with our daily lives? All this and more in The Family Corner, a new feature where we’ll share ways to bring the liturgical seasons of the Church into our families and homes in simple, accessible, kid-friendly ways.
Pour out the same Holy Spirit on these elect,
who long for Your sacraments.
Guide them along the paths of right faith,
safe from error, doubt, and unbelief,
so that with eyes unsealed
they may come to see You face to face,
for You live and reign forever. Amen.