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Come along with us for a journey back in time as we celebrate 100 years of Nativity of Our Lord.

Thank you to all who participated in our Totus Tuus Summer Camp and Steubenville Conference: our host families and other volunteers, parents, and last but not least, the teens. And special thanks to the Men's Club for their generous donation to sponsor the full calendar year budget!

We currently have openings in our full day programs as well as our after school program, and are hiring part-time teachers who can be a positive and energetic presence in our classrooms. 

Everyone's favorite weekend of the year is just around the corner! Click here for some exciting news for the big weekend now less than two months away, including needs for volunteers and Bingo prize donations.

We are looking for memorabilia for our 100th Anniversary celebration, and are writing a booklet to tell the story of our 100 years as a faith community. ​​​​​​​If you have any old pictures, stories, or memories of the church or school, please let us know!

Thanks to your generosity, the Nativity Conference of the St. Vincent de Paul Society has continued to serve the poor in the first half of 2022 — helping 40 families with 78 members, including 32 children.

The leadership of the Girls, Cubs, and BSA Scouting programs at Nativity of Our Lord are proposing changes to the future of Scouting at Nativity and wish to gauge your family's interest level. 

SVdP needs volunteers to make weather-proof canvas toiletry bags for homeless people. All ages can help cut, mark, and/or sew the bags!

Families whose children have graduated or are otherwise no longer attending the Early Learning Center are asked to return their NELC key fobs to the parish office.

Volunteers are needed to lead Word and Communion Services monthly at the Alton and Wellington homes in the area, as well as to deliver Communion to our homebound parishioners weekly.

Please consider joining the Friends of Dorothy Day in serving dinner to residents of the St. Paul Higher Ground shelter, located within the Catholic Charities campus downtown. 

Beware of reports of a theft, and another attempted theft, of a catalytic converter, as well as strangers attempting to open the doors of parked car doors in the past few months.

Archbishop Hebda is asking all Catholics to pray in preparation for the upcoming Synod Assembly on Pentecost weekend -- click here for more information as well as the Holy Spirit Novena prayers.

Congratulations to parishioner and now-Reverend Mr. John Rumpza and the now-Reverend Mr. Will Kratt, our teaching parish seminarian, for their ordinations to the Transitional Diaconate!

Nancy Shatek-Suek has resigned her position as Pastoral Care Coordinator at Nativity of Our Lord after 16 years of faithful service. 

The readings for the celebration of Easter talk a lot about death, at least for a day when we are celebrating the opposite. But that’s for good reason: without Christ’s death, there would be no resurrection — not for him, and not for us.

Join us Friday, April 22 for a night to remember! Registration and ticket sales for our annual fundraiser in support of Nativity School are now open. The online Silent Auction opens April 15.

Each year, the NCCW recognizes an outstanding young high school senior who has demonstrated acts of faith, humility, generosity, and kindness through her school, parish, and community involvement.

Any boy K-5th grade can join the Pack in time to participate in the annual Pinewood Derby at the end of March. Any boy 5th grade or older can join the Troop.

We currently need new volunteers for the following rosters, for both weekday and Lord’s Day Masses: Greeters, Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors, Ushers. Can you help?