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March 31
Pop over for a popover! At home, we can Reclaim Sundays in the domestic Church by praying together and sharing a special meal. Click here for ideas from the Archdiocese as well as some particular ways we here at Nativity can break bread together.Read More -
February 25
When we can share with each other the questions, topics, and concerns that really matter, we grow in our relationships and in our joy. For the month of March, let's reclaim our Sundays by intentionally elevating our conversations. Click here for ideas from the Archdiocese as well as some particular ways we here at Nativity can cultivate good talk.Read More -
January 27
Turn off the devices and turn on the connections! For February 2026, the Archdiocese invites us to reclaim the gift of Sunday rest by developing the real interactions and relationships that give us joy — while limiting our use of technology. Click here for Reclaiming Sundays suggestions here at Nativity of Our Lord and beyond.Read More
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Eucharistic Revival Blog
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2 weeks agoIn the Old Testament Book of Wisdom, there is a powerful passage that looks back on the exodus, the liberation of the Jewish people from 400-plus... -
2 weeks agoAs a writer I sometimes feel crucified on two beams. The horizontal bar, a line from the Latin writer Publius Syrus: “I have often regretted my... -
2 weeks agoIn the desert, the Israelites received manna, “bread from heaven,” each morning. It was given just enough for the day, with no way to store it up. If
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FORMED
Nativity has partnered with FORMED, a digital platform offered by the Augustine Institute that gives each one of us unlimited access to study programs, feature films, audio presentations, and eBooks. Click below and start being FORMED!
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Hallow Blog
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2 months agoTable of Contents: Things to Give Up for Lent When Ash Wednesday draws near, Catholics and other Christians seem to fall into two distinct groups when it comes to what to give up for Lent. The first... -
2 months agoAlong with prayer and almsgiving, fasting is one of the three pillars of Lent. In a message for Lent in 2008, Pope Benedict XVI described these as “specific tasks that accompany the faithful... -
3 months agoAsh Wednesday 2026: The start of the Lenten season Lent comes providentially to reawaken us, to shake us from our lethargy. Pope Francis Table of Contents What is Ash Wednesday? In 2026, like in...
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