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Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish nurtures the Roman Catholic faith by enriching and nourishing the Body of Christ.  ​We strive to fulfill our baptismal call by being the Hands of Christ in sharing our
​individual time, talents and treasures to grow as sacramental people.
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Fr. Bell's Easter Sunday (4/5) Bulletin Reflection
“The doors were locked” John 20:19
​In the quiet of our hearts, we often find ourselves like the disciples in today’s Gospel, who, after Christ’s crucifixion, gathered behind locked doors. They were gripped by fear, uncertainty, guilt, and doubt. Yet, it was precisely in this moment of seclusion that the Risen Christ chose to reveal Himself to them, offering peace, hope, and a renewed sense of purpose. Read on...
April 12: Men's Ministry Group Mass & Social o
Mass at 12:00 pm followed by a social in the Brick building. All men are invited to come and discover more about our wonderful Nativity BVM Men’s Group. We journey together in prayer, service and fellowship.
April 15: Seasons of Hope is a grief support group starting April 15, rooted in the Catholic faith, aimed at helping those who mourn find comfort through God's love. The six-week sessions will be led by our bereavement team and held on Wednesdays from April 15 to May 20 at 12:00 noon in the Parish Center, welcoming all, regardless of when the loss occurred. Each season offers new themes and scripture, inviting past participants to join in this healing journey.
April 22: The Middle —7:00 to 9:30 pm at Sligo.
Join us at SLIGO restaurant for a relaxed and meaningful evening of connection, conversation, food, and faith, for Catholics in their 40s and 50s! We welcome Joshua Bean, Missionary Hub Director in Chester, sharing the energy and vision behind “hubs.” Appetizers are included and a cash bar is offered. Bring a friend! Registration Link
April Pray with the Pope - For Priests in Crisis
​In the life of the Church, priests are called to accompany, support and serve their communities. But they themselves can go through difficult moments in which they need closeness and support. With this in mind, Pope Leo XIV, in his prayer intention for the month of April, invites us to pray for priests experiencing a crisis, that they might experience the nearness of God and his people, and rediscover hope and joy in their vocation.  
Pray Here: https://popesprayerusa.net/2026/03/28/monthly-prayer-april-2026/
Pope Video Prayer for Priests: ​https://youtu.be/zhfbgZpv8AA?si=rOTLEV6RuUp1Aaku
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