Since its establishment in 1931, by Guglielmo Marconi (for Pius XI), Vatican Radio has been broadcasting Mass from the Vatican on a daily basis, currently Pope Francis’ “Santa Marta” Mass. As radio and television outlets multiplied over the subsequent decades, so too did the broadcast of Mass, and with the advent of the Internet availability […]
Nativity Staff 2024-2025 Here at Nativity, we measure our years from Labor Day to Memorial Day. Within that time frame, we also mark major weekends or seasons that correspond to the Church’s Liturgical year and our parish’s strategic initiatives for the year. Here’s how the coming year is shaping up. Kick Off Weekend | September 7 […]
We’re excited to announce the return of our 5:30 Sunday night Mass this fall. This Mass had been a favorite in our parish for nearly two decades, particularly among youth and young adults. It also offered a unique, relaxed setting at the end of the weekend, making it a popular choice for many families as […]
As I watched the recent Olympics opening ceremony, I couldn’t helpbut feel frustrated. The Olympics proposes to be a celebration ofhuman achievement, and the coming together of nations forpeaceful, mutually respectful competition. As such it stands as one ofthe noblest events in our war torn and tumultuous world. However,this year, a particular segment of the […]
Guest Post By Henry White Recently, I had the incredible opportunity to attend the National Eucharistic Congress, an event that brought together roughly 60,000 Catholics from across the country. This gathering was an awe-inspiring and a powerful testament to our shared faith and devotion to the Eucharist. As I reflect on this experience, I find […]
The Eucharist, literally meaning “thanksgiving,” also called the Blessed Sacrament, Holy Communion, the Lord’s Supper, or more simply, Mass, is the heart of Catholic worship and devotion. It’s a sacrament that is incomparable in value, rich in meaning, rooted in scripture, and vital to the spiritual life of the faithful. The origins of the Eucharist […]
As the sun starts to shine brighter and the days get longer, there’s no better time to immerse yourself in a good book. Whether you’re lounging by the pool, relaxing at the beach, or enjoying a quiet afternoon in-doors, a summer reading list can provide the perfect escape. With a variety of themes to choose […]
In our walk of faith, it’s natural to encounter moments of doubt. Doubt can arise from various sources and it can often leave us feeling unsettled and uncertain. However, as followers of Christ, we’re called to navigate these doubts with faith and courage, trusting in the promises of God’s word even in the midst of […]
Eastertime and springtime…there’s something undeniably special about this season. A time, above every other time of the year, of rebirth and renewal. If you’re looking for a path or a plan, check out the 5 steps in Rebuilt Faith. _________________________________________________________________________________________ Serve We are called to embrace the privilege of serving others with hearts overflowing with love […]
Guest Blog Post: As the Lenten season comes to an end, Christians worldwide prepare to celebrate one of the most sacred events of our faith: Easter. Beyond the colorful decorations and joyful gatherings, Easter holds unequaled significance as a time to reflect on and celebrate our central Christian belief. At the heart of Easter lies […]
