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Below are Parish Activities, Organizations and Volunteer Opportunities
- Weekly Coffee Socials in Church Commons after Sunday masses
- 8 am daily mass – Monday through Friday in the chapel
- Mother of Perpetual Help Novena after Tuesday daily mass
- Rosary after Friday daily mass
- Eucharist Adoration – first and third Fridays in chapel
- CCD Program: Preschool, K-8, contact Patti Smiley 858-756-1911
- Youth Program: Grades 9-12 contact Mike James 858-756-1911
- RCIA Program (Rite of Initiation for Christian Adults) contact Mike James 858-756-1911
- Nativity School Grades K-8, principal Patricia Boortz 858-756-6763
- Nativity Samaritans: community outreach providing meals, prayer, driving and parish support. Contact Patti Smiley 858-756-1911
- Annual Christmas Party early December
- Child care in Commons nursery during Sunday masses
- Contemplative Prayer in Holy Family Chapel: 9am Saturdays
- Annual Parish/School Barbecue: late summer
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Nativity Samaritans
Are our parish service group. They provide meals for shut-ins, recuperating patients and bereaved families; transportation to medical appointments; a prayer chain for all purposes; welcoming of newcomers; and friendly visits. If you have or know of a need or if you would like to offer your gifts as a Samaritan, please call Patti Smiley 756-1911 ext 6 |
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Becoming Catholic
The Rite of Christian Initiation is based on the principle that the process of conversion proceeds gradually, in stages. Progress from one stage to the next is marked by a liturgical celebration in the midst of the parish community. The experience and needs of those in each category described above differ, and so the length of time may vary for each person. Nevertheless, there are certain similarities among all the groups and the process they will experience, and these can be listed as follows: Precatechumenate, Catechumenate, Purification and Enlightenment, and Mystagogy. |
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