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Fraudulent emails appearing to come from "Father Patrick Hipwell" are again being delivered to parishioner email inboxes, with the intent to confuse and manipulate (updated with video).

The City of St. Paul has ended its one-sided parking ban, effective noon Thursday, March 21.

Important additions — and subtractions — to the liturgy here at Nativity of Our Lord during Lent seek to help us enter more deeply into this time of fasting, abstinence, and conversion to Christ.

The city of St. Paul has declared another Snow Emergency, and otherwise restricted parking through April 1.

May your Lenten journey be blessed with healing and a deeper relationship with Christ.

Fr. Patrick thanks parishioners for their perseverance through weather and transportation challenges. He also announces some changes in volunteer and staff leadership.

The Blessed Sacrament will be reposed from 5pm Tuesday, January 29 through 6pm on Thursday, January 31.

Dear parishioners and friends, I’m writing today thankful for the wonderful Christmas that we shared and in joyful anticipation of the coming year.

A Christmas message from our Pastor

Here are a few ways to take advantage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 to potentially lower your tax bill through charitable giving.

It is the beautiful task of Advent to prepare our hearts for Jesus' birth, and prepare to joyfully and fully welcome Him into lives.

Each November, Nativity of Our Lord prays for and commemorates in a particular way those who have passed from this life in the past year.

As we approach our annual stewardship weekend, I am reminded of the school’s theme for this year, “Called to Serve with a Joyful Heart.”

Fr. Patrick Hipwell recently hosted the fifth annual Nativity leadership meeting, which provides an opportunity to become familiar with those representing the parish on Nativity boards for the 2018-19 year.

Thank you to all who attended, volunteered, and financially supported Nativity County Fair 2018! The Fair could not happen without the whole parish community coming together to make it a success.

How wonderful and inspiring it is to return to worship in Nativity of Our Lord’s upper church!

We welcome two new employees, Marian Layman and Tim Huberty, who will be job-sharing duties at the front desk.

This month we bid farewell to Leah Driscoll, front desk receptionist and my administrative assistant for five years.

New revelations have appeared in international news concerning clerical sexual abuse and cover-up. Pope Francis has responded with a "Letter to the People of God." Please keep all affected by this news in your prayers.