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The Twin Cities Marathon may affect your route to church this weekend, as parts of Summit Avenue will be closed Saturday and Sunday, October 5-6.

Bishop Paul Sirba of the Diocese of Duluth will be celebrating Saturday’s 5:00 p.m. Mass at Nativity of Our Lord.

The home of Nativity School teacher Mrs. Katie Griffin and family was struck by lightning and destroyed by fire.

Missed Fr. Nick's homily this weekend? Listen now to hear about the great gift — and responsibility — that Perpetual Adoration is and how you can get involved.

Please pray for our 16 catechumens and candidates as they seek deeper conversion to Christ and his Church, and may their collective enthusiasm and desire for the sacraments encourage us all.

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

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

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.

More than 80 volunteers responded to Fr. Victor’s invitation to become a committed adorer or designated substitute in Nativity’s Perpetual Adoration program!

Sunday, December 3 is the first day of Advent, a time of quiet, prayerful vigil as we await the coming of our Lord, Jesus Christ.

We thank God for all those who work to keep our country free by their generous service. Please include these Nativity parishioners and their families in your prayers.

Let us pray for all priests in thanksgiving and praise to God for their courage and generosity.

Student artist Maddy Stella presents her life-size sculpture, "Outpouring Mercy" in Steiner Hall July 29 - August 1.

Imagine Williams Arena packed full of college students, and instead of cheering on the U of M Men’s basketball team, they’re belting out mass responses and praise songs and giving thanks to God.

Pick up your blessed chalk at mass for the Epiphany (January 7/8) and bless your home with these prayers.

By understanding the meaning of Advent and the Church’s intent for its celebration, Catholics can dispose themselves to the grace of the blessed time between now and Christmas.

5 things you need to know about Dcn. Chad's high school pilgrimage hike to the Cathedral

Nativity parish family members who are currently serving in the military

These saints, whose bones we venerate in the Heritage Room, “Inspire and instruct us and their prayers aid us in our efforts to do God’s will, that is, to lead holy lives, indeed, to become saints."