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1 Na t i v i t y C A T H O L I C INSIDE: of Our Lord C H U R C H College Students Offer S p i r i t u a l I n s p i r a Jt io o ni N U S F O R IN THE F I F T H S U N D A Y O F L E N T PA N C A K E S CAFETERIA! A P R I L 2,

2 Images Bulletin photo credits Cover: Ladies at Family Service Morning 2017 by Therese Steinhoff (pictured: Celine Vachon, Cece Tennis, Addie Frattallone, Olivia Laughlin, and Mallorie Taft) Inside: Girl Making Rosaries at Family Service Morning 2017 by Therese Steinhoff; Boys Making Blankets at Family Service Morning 2017 by Therese Steinhoff Photos Wanted! Have any great photos that you took at Nativity? From weddings to Doughnut Sunday, we d love to highlight the vibrancy, faith, and beauty of our parish in the bulletin and other print publications, on the website, and through our various social media outlets. Please send photos to ihuss@nativity-mn.org and let us know who should get the credit. Thank you! Respect Life 40 Days for Life - Ending April 9 Invite your friends and family and join the movement! Thanks to all who are praying for the vulnerable unborn and their families. Our next adopted day of prayer is this Tuesday, April 4. Sign up sheets can be found at the back of church or on the Respect Life page at saintmark-mn.org. For more information on this amazing worldwide movement, visit 40daysforlife.com, or contact Karen at karmccann@comcast.net or (612) with questions. God bless you all! Jericho March - April 3 9, 3pm During Lent, the Jericho March around Planned Parenthood sponsored by Pro-Life Action Ministries will begin April 3 by marching around the Planned Parenthood on Vandalia in silence once a day for six days. On the seventh day, we will march six times in silence and on the seventh time making a lot of noise! We pray that hardened hearts will crumble because of our witness and our prayers to God for an end to abortion. If you have questions, please contact us by or call (651) The Jericho March is part of our Lenten 40 Days for Life. Annual Good Friday Prayer Vigil - April 14 Join us on Good Friday as we remember the unborn victims of abortion while meditating on the Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ. Pastors of various denominations will lead us in Scripture and prayer. There is no protesting or signs, just solemn prayer from 8:30am-4pm. Area pastors of various denominations will lead those gathered in the reading of Scriptures and prayers throughout the day. Sacred Music Choir Anthems - April 2-5th Sunday of Lent 1. Libera Me from Requiem, Maurice Duruflé 2. Agnus Dei from Requiem, John Rutter NCCW Rosary Making - Monday, April 3, 6-7:30pm This Monday will be the final Lenten rosary making session in Steiner Hall. Supplies will be provided and helpers available to teach newcomers. All rosaries are then sent to missions. Children under 12 are welcome with an adult. Call the parish office at (651) to register. First Friday Fellowship - Friday, April 7, 8:45-9:45 All are welcome to join us this Friday in Steiner Hall for coffee, doughnuts, and camaraderie! 2017 Spirit of Mary Award - Nominations due April 19 The Nativity Council of Catholic Women will again present our Spirit of Mary Award at the Madonna Dinner on Wednesday, May 3. Each year the NCCW recognizes an outstanding young woman who has demonstrated acts of faith, humility, generosity, and kindness through her school, parish, and community involvement. Female parishioners who are currently seniors in high school may apply or may be nominated. The award is a cash prize of $500, with $100 designated to the recipient s charity of choice and the remaining $400 for her ongoing educational pursuits. Nominations are due by Wednesday, April 19, and forms are available in the back of the church, at the School and parish offices, and at NativityWomen.org. The nominees and winner will be recognized at the Madonna Dinner on Wednesday, May 3. For more information, please contact Susan Neuville at (651) or susan.neuville@gmail.com. Funeral Lunch Chair Needed The NCCW funeral lunch committee is seeking a new chairwoman. This ministry has been an important part of parish life for many, many years, and special thanks goes to Joan Barry for her ten-year service in the role. Responsibilities include helping families plan the funeral lunch, overseeing the linen supply, and communicating with the linen service as well as volunteers. Please contact Emily Thurman if interested at (612) or erthurman@yahoo.com. Bread for New Life Are you expecting or adopting a baby or know someone who is? The Nativity Council of Catholic Women (NCCW) sponsors an ongoing Bread for New Life Ministry that coordinates meals for families who are welcoming a new child. Families are able to set meal preferences, times of day, and frequency of the deliveries. Friends, parishioners, or school members can then sign up to bring a meal or donate a restaurant gift card. All meals are coordinated by Bread For New Life Chair Carolyn Wollan through the Meal Train website. If you know of someone who would benefit from this ministry or have additional questions, please contact Carolyn Wollan at cswollan@aol.com.

3 Information Pastor Father Patrick Hipwell (pictured) Mass & Prayer Times Lord s Day Mass Saturday 5pm; Sunday 7am, 8:15am, 9:30am (Steiner Hall), 11am, 5pm Daily Mass Mon-Sat 8:15am, Mon-Fri 5pm Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday 3:30-4:30pm, Monday-Friday 7:45-8:10am, 4:30-4:55pm Hearing aid devices are available in the sacristy. Emergency Anointing of the Sick (24 hours) (651) (press 1) Prayer Line 9am-7pm Bette Hoffman (651) Mary Kay O'Rourke (651) Staff Contacts Pastor Father Patrick Hipwell (651) Parochial Vicar Father John Powers (651) Permanent Deacon Deacon Russ Kocemba (651) Business Administrator Laura Barr (651) Secretary/Assistant to Pastor Leah Driscoll (651) School Principal Kate Wollan (651) Early Learning Center Director Nicole McGie (651) Faith Formation Director Randy Mueller (651) Director of Music & Liturgy Patrick Henning (651) Director of Nativity Choir Rob Pontious (651) Pastoral Care Coord. Nancy Shatek-Suek (651) Development/Comm. Director B.J. Kranz (651) Facilities Director Bill Beltz (651) Communications Manager Isaac Huss (651) Pastoral Council Chair Tom Kirchner kirchner51474.tk@gmail.com Lannan Parish Center Mon-Thurs 8am-4pm, Fri 8am-Noon 1900 Wellesley Ave. St. Paul, MN Fax: (651) Phone: (651) School Office 1900 Stanford Avenue (651) Website Submissions Publishing Guidelines Content is typically required by Monday at noon for the following Sunday s bulletin, while digital content requires at least two business days prior to desired publication (see next page for upcoming early deadlines). Visit Parish.Nativity-MN.org/Content-Submissions for more information or to submit copy online for the parish bulletin, online calendar, social media, and newsletter. Images must still be sent via to ihuss@nativity-mn.org. Publishing is not guaranteed, and is generally granted on a first-come, first-served basis, giving priority to official Nativity events. Bulletin submissions can be sent to bulletin@nativity-mn.org. Isaac Huss, Communications Manager and Bulletin Editor From The Hip Dear Parishioners and Friends, I am pleased to share the news that Principal Kate Wollan (pictured) is this year's recipient of the K-8 Leader of the Year Award bestowed by Minnesota Independent School Forum (MISF). MISF is an important organization that connects and convenes independent and private schools across Minnesota through a membership with a variety of programs, services, and resources. The award is given to a principal or president of a non-public school in Minnesota who fosters passion, brings innovative ideas forward and to fruition, and is regarded as demonstrating highest integrity. As we at Nativity know, Miss Wollan leads with love, faith, integrity, respect, and laughter inspiring Nativity students and teachers to be the best versions of themselves and nurturing a love of life-long learning. Her 30 years of service and leadership for Nativity School are a testament to her dedication and generous heart. Please join me in congratulating Miss Wollan on this welldeserved award! Nativity School s Lenten Journey Since Ash Wednesday, Nativity School students have been participating in a Lenten journey of prayer, reflection, and service. This week, students in second through eighth grade will have the opportunity to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation, and all students participated in the Stations of the Cross twice this Lent. The students also will be participating in charitable projects, including: Last Saturday, Nativity parish hosted a Family Service morning in the School Cafeteria (pictured at right and on the bulletin cover). Several organizations hosted work stations with an array of different service projects. The event drew students, parents, and grandparents! Last week, the girl scouts ran a school food drive while coordinating efforts with our parish community for a parish -wide food drive to help Keystone, our neighborhood food shelf. Thanks to parishioners and students alike for this successful collection for those in need. Finally, all students were invited to participate in the Fill the Ark coin collection for Heifer International, a charity organization working to end hunger and poverty around the world by providing livestock and training to struggling communities. May God bless your week. -Fr. Patrick

4 Scouts Bike Collection - Saturday, April 8, 10am-2pm The Nativity Boy Scout Troop is looking for used bikes, burleys, and bike accessories for its 9th annual Bring a Bike, Buy a Bike used bike sale fundraiser on April 29 in the Nativity gym from 9am-1pm. The Troop is looking for bikes of all sizes in average to good condition. Bikes will be collected on Saturday, April 8 from 10am-2pm at the Nativity playground, and bikes and accessories can be donated or consigned. For more information or to arrange for a home pick-up of your bike(s) for donation, please contact Dan Coughlan at troop9067bikesale2017@gmail.com. Faith Formation Lenten Evenings of Reflection - Monday & Tuesday, April 3-4 God is leading us through the desert of Lent with a particular goal in mind: Easter Joy. Learn more when local seminary spiritual directors Fr. Steven Borello and Fr. Jeff Huard present The Paschal Mystery: How Christ Brings Light Into Our Darkness this Monday and Tuesday from 7-8pm in the church. All are welcome! Catholic Kids Camp - Priority registration ends Friday, April 7 Nativity will again sponsor Catholic Kids Camp this summer (Monday, June 19 through Friday, June 23): Tracking Mary: Mysteries and Messages. Children will track Mary all over the world, with mysteries and messages revealed at each stop as we discover how Mary brings us closer to Jesus through the power of the Rosary. The program includes fun crafts, exciting games, upbeat music, delicious snacks, and more! Registration forms are available on the school and parish websites. Priority registration for parishioners ends this Friday and the final deadline is Friday, May 5. Contact Susan Neuville at (651) or Jen Rolfes at (651) for more information. Early Deadlines Upcoming early bulletin deadlines: Submissions for the Sunday, 4/16 bulletin are due by Tuesday, 4/4 at noon. Upcoming early digital deadlines: Submissions for the Thursday, 4/13 newsletter are due Monday, 4/3 at 8am. Submissions for website and social media updates from April must be received by 8am Monday, April 3. Submissions for the Thursday, 4/20 newsletter are due Wednesday, 4/5 at noon. More information is available at Parish.Nativity-MN.org/Content-Submissions. Thank you! Archdiocese Bankruptcy Update Last year, the Archdiocese submitted a plan to Bankruptcy Court for restructuring under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code. In the coming weeks, parties to the bankruptcy will be asked to vote on this plan. Archbishop Bernard Hebda has prepared a video to outline the process to date as well as expected future developments. That video is available for review at archspm.org/archbishopmessage. Community Abria Open House - Sunday, April 2 & Tuesday, April 4 The board of directors, staff, and volunteers of Abria Pregnancy Resources invite you for our 2017 Spring Open House! Please join us either this Sunday, April 2 from 1-6pm or this Tuesday, April 4 from 6-9pm for refreshments and a tour of the facility in Suite 160 at 2200 University Avenue West, just west of Vandalia. Come see why the Abria model is working! Together, we are putting a choice for life within reach for Twin Cities women and couples facing an unexpected pregnancy. Abria clients experience friendship, hope, and encouragement through positive and life-affirming medical and personal support services, education, and resources. Heritage Room Relics on display for April: St. Vincent Ferrer 4/5 St. Jean Baptiste De La Salle 4/7 St. Stanislaus 4/11 St. Benedict Joseph Labre 4/16 St. Bernadette Soubirous 4/16 St. Anselm 4/21 St. Mark 4/25 St. Louis Marie de Montefort 4/28 St. Catherine of Siena 4/29 Pope St. Pius V 4/30 For more information about Nativity s relics, visit Parish.nativity-mn.org/blog. Adoration Adorers are most greatly needed: Sunday: 12am, 2am, 4am Monday: 4pm Wednesday: 1am Thursday: 3pm Saturday: 2am Please contact Jim at mcquillanj@rjffs.com or (763) to sign up for a peaceful hour with Jesus!

5 Pastoral Care March Food Drive - Ending Sunday, April 2 Help us feed the hungry in our community! The 2017 Minnesota FoodShare March Campaign at Nativity ends this weekend. Bring non-perishable food to the back of church for delivery to the Keystone Community Services Food Shelf. Cash and other monetary donations can be placed in the collection baskets (in an envelope marked food shelf; checks can be payable to Keystone, with food shelf on the memo line). 100% of your donations goes towards hunger relief! Today, 1 in 10 Minnesota families experiences food insecurity. In 2015, there were over 3.2 million food shelf visits in Minnesota, half of which were made by children and seniors. Visit Mnfoodshare.org/marchcampaign for more information. Thank you for your donation! Grief Support - Thursday, April 6, 9-10am Nativity s grief group will meet this Thursday in the bride s room. All are welcome! The Capital City Grief Coalition will continue to meet every Thursday from 5:30-7pm at St. John the Evangelist Episcopal Church on Kent Street through May. Liturgy & Piety Chrism Mass - Thursday, April 6, 7pm All are invited to the Cathedral this Thursday evening for the annual Archdiocesan Chrism Mass. This is the yearly celebration at which the Archbishop blesses the sacred oils for sacramental use as well as when our priests renew their promises to God and to the bishop. Please note that there will be no 5pm mass or afternoon confessions at Nativity that day. Stations of the Cross - Friday, April 7, 7pm Stations of the Cross will be offered in the church this Friday at 7pm (with Compline) for the last time in Lent. Penitential Regulations Abstinence: Catholics 14 years of age and older must abstain from eating meat on Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, and all the Fridays of Lent. Other Observances: Each weekday of Lent (with the exception of solemnities) is also an obligatory day of penance to be marked by prayer and increased devotion to spiritual practices. Some recommendations are daily Mass, Adoration, increased personal prayer time or spiritual study, selfimposed fasting or abstinence, works of charity, almsgiving, Stations of the Cross, the Rosary, retreats, and especially the sacrament of Reconciliation. For more Lenten resources, visit Parish.Nativity-MN.org/Lent. Nativity Early Learning Center Summer Camp 2017 The Nativity Early Learning Center (NELC) Summer Camp is a 12 week program designed for children from ages 33 months 6 th grade. Each week is filled with hands-on activities, arts and crafts, field trips, outside time, gardening, the Bookmobile, trips to the park, and much more! It is an educational, fun filled way for your child to spend their summer! The NELC is accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). K-6 th Grade Field Trips Saints Game Downtown Library Grand Slam Crayola Experience Cinema Grill Café Gibbs Farm Cascade Bay Edina Aquatic Center Base Camp Richfield Outdoor Pool Nickelodeon Universe The Grove Aquatic Center And more! For more information, please contact Nicole McGie at (651) or nmcgie@nativity-mn.org. COME PLAY AND EXPLORE WITH US! Preschool Field Trips Como Zoo (All ages) Bruce the Bug Guy Eagle s Nest Stepping Stone Theatre (All ages) The New Children s Museum (All ages) Puppet Show Dodge Nature Center Reptile and Amphibian Zoo (All ages) Snuffy s for Lunch Highland Park Pool Trips for the Munchkins And more!

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7 Carbone s Pizza Consider Remembering Your Parish in Your Will. For further information, please call the Parish Office. Daily Lunch Specials Soups Sands. Salads Wed. Spaghetti Dinner Family Owned for 42 Years 1698 Randolph Bob Lawrence Insurance and Retirement Services Grand and Fairview Auto Home Life Bank Health Business Stephanie Wells - Parishioner Molly Hardy - Parishioner THOMAS LIQUOR You ll Love the Taste and the Price Highland Office Brian Glendenning Wedding/Party Cakes Randolph Ave. Realtor Nativity Graduate Sellin or Buyin...Call Brian Year-round Music Lessons John G. Griep for Children, Ins Agcy Inc. John Griep, Agent Teens and 551 Snelling Avenue S Adults Snelling & Randolph St. Paul s Finest Wine Selection Grand at Prior P.J. Murphy s Bakery Prior Avenue N., St. Paul St. Paul, MN Bus Fax john@johngriep.com Featuring the Minnesota Irish Music Weekend June Chris Jensen Please Cut Out This Thank You Ad Aligning Smiles for a Bright Tomorrow and Present It The Next Time You Dr. Aamodt Patronize One of Our Advertisers Parishioner Moving & Selling Prep Home Organizing Estate Sales Property Cleanouts NMLSR ID cjensen@stearns.com Complimentary initial exam for children & adults Orthodontic Specialists We offer Traditional Braces, Clear Braces & Invisalign Eagan 2130 Cliff Road, Suite White Bear Lake 4790 White Bear Pkwy Parishioner Thank you for advertising in our church bulletin. I am patronizing your business because of it! Brian or Sally, coordinators CST an Official Travel Agency of Apostleship of the Sea-USA BIRTHRIGHT Crisis Pregnancy Center Urgently Seeking Caring Volunteers. 3 Hour Shifts Day, Evening or Saturday Snelling Ave. N., St. Paul Leitner s Garden Center Fresh Cut Flowers 945 Randolph Ave. St. Paul, MN Landscape Products Center U Cart Concrete W. 7th St. & Randolph Ave Pat McGill, CRS BURNET Offering hospice Living and Working and home care. Complete Catering Service We Specialize in Funeral Lunches Reasonable Efficient Unique PARKWAY AUTO CARE Complete Auto Repairs ASE Certified Technicians Ford Parkway at Snelling Regina s Candies 2073 St. Clair Ave., St. Paul S. Robert St., West St. Paul YOUR ONE STOP BUNNY SHOP!! Making Quality Candy Since FUNERALS from $1850 CREMATION from $ crescenttide.com in the Parish 1991 Ford Parkway St. Paul, MN PARKWAY MOBIL Full & Self Service Gasoline Touch Free Car Wash Convenient Store Ford Parkway at Kenneth Waters Plumbing LLC Parishioner-Chris Waters Commercial - Residential - Remodel Licensed - Bonded - Insured FAMILY DENTISTRY RICHARD C. EHRMANNTRAUT, D.D.S. 91 N. Snelling Home of Kamikaze Buttermilk Pancakes/ Sourdough French Toast With Pecans, Blackberries & Bananas Clair s Automotive The New Generation of Service Independently Owned and Operated By NRT, Inc. American & Foreign Towing Awesome! Grand & Fairview Hrs. Mon. Sat. 6 AM 3 PM Breakfast Served All Day Long Try Our Tex-Mex Breakfast Dale Frable St. Clair Ave. St. Paul, MN Nativity of Our Lord Church (A) For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc

8 Parish Calendar April 3-9, 2017 Monday, 4/3 Tuesday, 4/4 Wednesday, 4/5 Thursday, 4/6 Friday, 4/7 Saturday, 4/8 Sunday, 4/9 5th Week of Lent St. Isidore Respect Life Prayer Vigil Offsite 6am-6pm St. Vincent Ferrer* Catholicism Video Study Gather Room 8:45-10am Grief Group Bride s Room 9-10am St. John Baptist de la Salle* (Abstinence See penitential guidelines on page 4.) Passion (Palm) Sunday Rosary Making Steiner Hall 6-7:30pm Lenten Evening of Reflection Steiner Hall 7-8pm Boy Scouts Troop Meeting School Cafeteria 7-8pm Grandparents Apostolate Rosary Marian Chapel 8:45am RCIA Lannan Center Conference Room 7-9pm Lenten Evening of Reflection Steiner Hall 7-8pm Respect Life Committee Mtg. Gather Room 7-8:30pm Faith Formation School 6:45pm Men s Club Board Meeting Offsite 6-9pm Chrism Mass Cathedral 7pm (no 5pm mass or afternoon confessions at Nativity) Young Adult God & Science Video Study Study Group Lannan Center Lannan Center Conference Room Conference Room 7:30-8:30pm 7:30-9pm First Friday Fellowship Steiner Hall 8:45am Children s Adoration Adoration Chapel 9-10am Stations & Compline Church 7pm Cub Scouts Pinewood Derby School Gym 8am-4pm Scouts Bike Collection School Playground 10am-2pm Children's Liturgy of the Word Gather Room 9:40am *Denotes Nativity relic on display in Heritage Room Men s Club Raffle Remember to return your Men s Club raffle tickets to be eligible for the $1000 grand prize in October and other prizes from May through September. All Tickets must be received before May 7 to be eligible to win. Still need tickets? Order tickets online at raffle. Pro Liberis! Mass Intentions 8:15am 5pm M Toni Bernabei + Erin Wareham T Martin McGinley family Andrew Bednanczyk W Mary Lou Ramackel + Mary Harrold Th Ed & Leslie Gross Carol Stupka + F Norene Eiden + and Donn Eiden Augusta Berthiaume Sa Donn Eiden - Nativity School School Play - Saturday, 4/1, 6:30pm and Sunday, 4/2, 1pm All are invited to this year s 7th and 8th grade production of Disney s Lion King, Jr. Under the direction of Suzanne Graff Gomes, Jay Korte, and Michael Loonan, the students have worked hard and are eager for you to enjoy this spectacular show with them. Show times are this Saturday, April 1 at 6:30pm and a matinee on Sunday, April 2 at 1pm. All performances will be in the Nativity School Auditorium. Tickets are $5/adult, $3/student, and children under the age of 5 are free. Tickets are available at the door. Mass Readings Monday: Dn 13:1-9, 15-17, 19-30, 33-62; Ps 23:1-6; Jn 8:1-11 Tuesday: Nm 21:4-9; Ps 102:2-3, 16-21; Jn 8:21-30 Wednesday: Dn 3:14-20, 91-92, 95; Dn 3:52-56; Jn 8:31-42 Thursday: Gn 17:3-9; Ps 105:4-9: Jn 8:51-59 Friday: Jer 20:10-13; Ps 18:2-7; Jn 10:31-42 Saturday: Ez 37:21-28; Jer 31:10, 11-13; Jn 11:45-56 Sunday: Mt 21:1-11 (procession); Is 50:4-7; Ps 22:8-9, 17-20, 23-24; Phil 2:6-11; Mt 26:14 7:66