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It has been my personal pleasure to work with Randy for the past decade or so as he has led some of the most important parts of our mission here at Nativity.

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

Fr. Patrick congratulates the Nativity School 8th grade Class of 2019 and sends them off with a word of exhortation.

Fr. Patrick passes on the Archbishop's re-invitation to contribute to the Catholic Services Appeal in support essential ministries in our local Church.

Kathy and Stewart Laird were honored earlier this month at the Cana Family Institute’s Cana Banquet.

Sr. Grace was the last Sister of St. Joseph who served at Nativity School, working in our school office and in our community up to and through her retirement years.

Congratulations to Deacon Joe Connelly and Deacon Zane Pekron on their upcoming ordinations to priesthood, Brother Florian Rumpza on his first profession, and Deacon Jerry Devine on 40 years in the permanent diaconate.

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.

Easter tidings from our pastor, Fr. Patrick Hipwell

Fraudulent texts claiming to come from "Father Patrick" are again being delivered to parishioners — this time utilizing text messaging — with the intent to confuse, manipulate, and steal.

Masses in need: Saturday at 5pm; and Sunday at 8:15am, 11am, and 5pm.

Due to inclement weather, the parish office is closed today, Thursday, April 11.

Fr. Patrick reflects on our Lenten efforts and offers and update on the church structure.

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.

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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.