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Nat i v i t y of O ur L or d C A T H O L I C C H U R C H

28th Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Cover Art Photo of Matt Birk and Karen McCann courtesy of Therese Steinhoff Photography Photos Wanted! Have any great photos that you took at Nativity? From weddings to Donut Sun-day, 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 pho-tos to [email protected] and let us know who should get the credit. Thank you!

Men’s Club Donut Sunday - Sunday, October 16 Join us after any of the morning masses next weekend for coffee, donuts, milk, juice, and great conversation with your fellow parishioners at Do-nut Sunday in the school cafeteria. Catholic Watchmen Kickoff - October 27 “Why start another group for men at Nativity?” Because some men want MORE! Catholic Watchmen complements the Nativity Men's Club's generosity in service with: MORE opportunity to build faith with other men. MORE affirmation of our role as

Catholic men in our families, our work and in society.

MORE access to resources to help us on our faith journey (lectures, books, other resources).

MORE emphasis on the sacraments and faithful disci-plines in our lives.

Our first Catholic Watchmen (CW) event will be held Thursday, October 27 from 6:30-9pm in the upper church and Steiner Hall. It will feature a speaker, adoration and confession, din-ner, and a group discussion on how to Encounter Jesus in Sa-cred Scripture. We look forward to seeing you there! To join our email list, visit http://eepurl.com/cfQm4L. For more information, contact Pete Greenheck at (612) 558-0243 or [email protected]. Pro Liberis!

Faith Formation Volunteers Needed We are in need of four more catechists for the Children’s Lit-urgy of the Word. This indispensable program is offered every Sunday during the school year during the 9:30am mass, but we can’t do it without dedicated, enthusiastic, and generous volunteers. Can you respond to the call? The commitment is actually quite doable—just once a month. If you can help out please contact Randy Mueller at (651) 696-5454 or [email protected]. Thank you!

Respect Life 40 Days for Life United Rally - Friday, October 14 The 40 Days for Life United Tour is coming to St. Paul this Friday and you’re invited! Hear from dynamic local and national speakers, pray, fast, and stand together with pro-lifers from across our state. We will meet at noon at the Planned Parenthood at 671 Vandalia. Visit 40daysforlife.com/united/Minnesota for more information. 40 Days for Life - Now through November 6 Join the worldwide movement to protect babies and their fam-ilies from the tragedy of abortion. Nativity and neighboring parishes will have two more adopted days of prayer at Planned Parenthood on Vandalia near University Ave.: ◦ Tuesday, October 18 (St. Luke, Patron Saint of Doctors) ◦ Saturday, October 22 (Pope St. John Paul II) You are invited to participate through prayer and fasting, com-munity outreach, and peaceful vigil. Contact Karen McCann at [email protected] or (612) 964-4522 with ques-tions and to sign up for an hour or more of prayer, or visit saintmark-mn.org. Pizza & Movie Night - October 25 Mark your calendars for our next Pizza & Movie night on Octo-ber 25, featuring The Letters: The Untold Story of Mother Te-resa (PG) in Steiner Hall at 6pm. Please RSVP to Karen at [email protected] or (612) 964-4522 by October 24 so we can plan for enough pizza. Parish-Wide Book Discussion - November 3 We were very blessed to have been able to welcome Matt Birk, Nativity alum and Super Bowl champion, to share his pearls of wisdom on October 2nd! We will be discussing his book, All Pro Wisdom, the 7 Choices That Lead to Greatness at 7pm on Thursday, November 3 in Steiner Hall. We welcome friends from all walks of life and also neighboring parishes and communities. Read, get inspired by interviews with great players and coaches highlighted in the book, and come to discuss this encouraging work! Copies of the book can be purchased for $25 by contacting Karen McCann. En-joy dessert & fellowship with old friends & new! RSVP to [email protected] or (612) 964-4522 by 11/1.

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Submissions Publishing Deadlines Content is typically required by Monday at noon for the follow-ing Sunday’s bulletin, while digital content requires at least two business days prior to desired publication. Visit Parish.Nativity-MN.org/Content-Submissions for more infor-mation or to submit copy online for the parish bulletin, online calendar, social media, and email newsletter. Images must still be sent via email to [email protected]. 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 [email protected].

–Isaac Huss, Communications Manager and Bulletin Editor

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 Monday-Friday 7:45am & 4:30pm, Saturday 3:30-4:30pm Hearing aid devices are available in the sacristy.

Emergency Anointing of the Sick (24 hours) (651) 696-5401 (press 1) Prayer Line 9-11am & 6-7pm Mary Kay McQuade (651) 454-7431 Bette Hoffman (651) 699-8249

Staff Contacts Pastor Father Patrick Hipwell (651) 696-5401 Parochial Vicar Father John Powers (651) 696-5440 Permanent Deacon Deacon Russ Kocemba (651) 696-5401 Business Administrator Laura Barr (651) 696-5423 Secretary/Assistant to Pastor Leah Driscoll (651) 696-5401 Principal Kate Wollan (651) 699-1311 Early Learning Center Director Nicole McGie (651) 696-5437 Faith Formation Director Randy Mueller (651) 696-5454 Director of Music & Liturgy Patrick Henning (651) 696-5430 Director of Nativity Choir Rob Pontious (651) 653-3655 Pastoral Care Coord. Nancy Shatek-Suek (651) 696-5444 Development/Comm. Director B.J. Kranz (651) 696-5441 Facilities Director Bill Beltz (651) 696-5434 Communications Manager Isaac Huss (651) 696-5425 Pastoral Council Chair Tom Kirchner (651) 785-7742

Lannan Parish Center Mon-Thurs 8am-4pm, Fri 8am-Noon 1900 Wellesley Ave. St. Paul, MN 55105 Fax: (651) 696-5458 Phone: (651) 696-5401

School Office 1900 Stanford Avenue (651) 699-1311

Website www.nativity-mn.org Email [email protected]

@NativityStPaul NativityStPaul @NativityStPaul

Liturgy Blessing of the Animals - Sunday, October 9, 12pm In honor of the feast of St. Francis, Fr. John Powers will offer a blessing of animals in the breezeway outside in between the church and school immediately after mass this Sunday, October 9. All are welcome! Sr. Grace’s 70th Jubilee Celebration - Sunday, October 16 Congratulations to Sr. Grace McKigney on her 70th Jubilee as a Sister of St. Joseph of Carondelet! Come join us as we celebrate Sr. Grace next Sunday at the 11am mass, followed by a re-ception in her honor in the cafeteria. Sr. Grace faithfully served Nativity School for many years before retiring over eight years ago when she be-came one of our favorite volun-teers. Sr. Grace has always been a tremendous ambassa-dor for Nativity School and has touched the lives of several generations of children during her time here. She has a tre-mendous gift for remembering school children and their families from over 30 years ago. Sr. Grace currently resides at Carondelet Village just down the street from Nativity. We hope you will join us next Sunday—we know she’d love to see all of you. Mass of God’s Children - Tuesday, October 11, 7pm Those who have experienced the death of a baby before or after birth are warmly invited to attend the 13th annual Mass of God's Children at 7pm this Tuesday at Nativity. The Mass is co-sponsored by Nativity parish and the Nativity Council of Catholic Women. For more infor-mation, call (651) 698-5554.

Music Choir Anthems - Sunday, October 9 1. Ev’ry time I feel the Spirit arr. Moses Hogan 2. His voice as the sound arr. Alice Parker/Robert Shaw Nativity Organist in Concert - Friday, October 14, 7:30pm Nativity organist Steve Rosenberg will present a free recital this Friday at 7:30pm celebrat-ing the 50th anniversary of the pipe organ at Fairmount Avenue United Methodist Church, where Steve is music director. All are welcome to attend this program of favorite and accessible organ classics. The church is located at 1523 Fairmount Ave., just three blocks north of St. Clair and one block east of Snelling. A reception will follow the program.

Baptisms Please join us in welcoming our newly baptized members of the Catholic faith!

Tara Evelina Boyle Parents: Michael and Crystal Boyle

Josephine Marie Junker Margaret Mary Junker Parents: William & Therese Junker

Lenore Marie Larson Parents: Andrew & Kathryn Larson

Luke George Wolf Parents: Joel and Anne Kruse Baptisms are typically held on first and third Sundays at 9:30am in the church. For first-time parents, required baptis-mal classes are typically held on the fourth Sunday of each month at 1:30pm in the church. Call the parish office at (651) 696-5401 to register.

Deceased Please remember in your prayers:

Paul Berrisford

May his soul and those of all the faithfully departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace, amen. Online obituaries: Parish.nativity-mn.org/faithfully-departed

Adoration "His silent Presence, hidden in the tabernacle,

says to each one of us, 'I love you. Come to Me all you who labor and are burdened

and I will refresh you. Come to the fountain of life and drink.

Tell Me your problems. Listen to My voice. I tug at your heart,

guiding your way and smoothing your path.’" -Mother Angelica, To Leave and Yet to Stay

Adorers are most greatly needed: Sunday: 12am, 2am, 4am Tuesday: 11pm Friday: 2am, 3am Saturday: 2am

Please contact Jim at [email protected] or (763) 746-8244 to sign up for a peaceful hour with Jesus!

School Come Tour Nativity of Our Lord School! This is an exciting time as we begin the pro-cess of welcoming prospective families to Nativity School. Choosing a school for your child is one of the most important decisions for parents. We will be offering individual tours this fall and early winter for those inter-ested in learning more about Nativity School. We are always pleased to meet prospective families as they seek to find a school in which their children will thrive during their formative years. Touring during a typical school day provides an oppor-tunity for parents to see the learning process which is ground-ed in our Catholic faith. We would love to partner with you as your child embarks on this educational journey. If you would like to schedule a tour, please call Mary Jo in the school office at (651) 699-1311. We look forward to meeting you! Kate Wollan, Principal Sandy Kane, Assistant Principal

Marriage Banns Please keep the following couples in your prayers as they prepare to receive the sacrament of Holy Matrimony: Saturday, October 15, 2016

Emily Fiedler & Zachary Berens Saturday, October 29, 2016 Maria McQuillan & Tim Kuzniar To be married at Nativity, the bride, groom, or one of the par-ents must be an active, registered parishioner for at least six months prior to scheduling a wedding. Contact Leah for more information at [email protected].

Pastoral Care Anointing Mass and Luncheon - Friday, October 14, 11am Please join us for our fall Anointing Mass this Friday at 11am with lunch to follow. All are welcome! Contact the parish of-fice at (651) 696-5401 or [email protected] to reserve your seat at lunch by Tuesday, October 11. Local Grief Group - Thursdays 5:30-7pm The Capital City Grief Coalition will continue to meet every Thursday from 5:30-7pm at House of Hope on Summit from September-November. Reception of Holy Communion If the weather, an illness, et al. prevents anyone from attend-ing Mass and they would like to receive Communion some-time in the week that follows, contact Nancy at (651) 696-5444 or [email protected]. Video or Audio Masses Mass is broadcast on AM 1330 from the Cathedral Sundays at 11am. Also, EWTN.com/live streams a mass live Sundays at 7am and replays it at 11am and 11pm (EWTN is also on cable TV; check local listings).

Community CDH “Bandcake” Breakfast & Raffle - Sunday, October 9 The Cretin-Derham Hall High School Band will hold its annual Bandcake Breakfast & Raffle this Sunday, October 9 from 8:30am–12:30pm in the CDH Cafeteria at 550 S. Albert St. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for seniors and children (ages 2-12). Enjoy a great breakfast, live music, and enter to win raffle prizes. This event is open to the public, and all pro-ceeds benefit the CDH Band. Abortion Debate at UST Law School - Monday, October 10 Is the Western European model—greater social supports, more restrictions on elective abortions—a proper or feasi-ble one for America? Join us for a Hot Topics: Cool Talk de-bate with Charlie Camosy and Robin Marty Monday from 12:30-1:30pm at the UST School of Law downtown Mpls. The program is free and open to the public. Lunch is complimen-tary for those who register online at goo.gl/Sgvfd2. Marriage Enrichment Presentation - Tuesday, October 11 Deacon Joseph Michalak will present After the Final Rose: Tapping the Grace of Sacramental Marriage this Tuesday at 7pm in the St. Thomas More school auditorium. There is no fee for the evening but a free will offering will be collect-ed. Reservations are not required but are preferred; please-contact Carol at [email protected] or (651) 227-7669 x305 to RSVP. Women’s Morning of Reflection - Saturday, October 15 All ladies are invited to the Cathedral of St. Paul for a morning of prayer next Saturday, featuring presentations by Emily Cavins. The morning will begin with 8am mass in the main church, and will include Eucharistic Adoration, private prayer, and Benediction in the Cana Chapel. Please pre-register by Monday, October 9 at www.cathedralsaintpaul.org. More in-formation can be found at the Cathedral's website or contact Jennifer Hilderbrand at [email protected] or (651) 603.0471 with any questions. Women’s Breakfast at St. Helena - Saturday, October 15 The Church of St. Helena in Minneapolis invites you to a Wom-en’s Breakfast next Saturday at 8:30am (immediately after 8am mass) with Nativity parishioner Catherine Deavel, Ph.D., who will present Our Siblings: Schools of Virtue. The break-fast is $5 (or $20 for the season of five breakfasts), and res-ervations must be made by Friday, October 14 at 12pm. Complimentary tickets are available for those in need. Call (612) 729-7321 to RSVP. Archbishop Hebda at IVC Dinner - October 20 The Ignatian Volun-teer Corps would like to invite you to “An Evening With Arch-bishop Bernard Heb-da” on October 20 at Our Lady of Grace Church in Edina! The Keynote address Celebrating Our Unity in Diversity will be at 7pm, while the Sponsor’s Dinner starts with hospitality with the Archbishop at 5:30pm and dinner at 6pm. Ticket infor-mation is available at ivcusa.org. We hope to see you there! If you would like more information about this event, contact Kathleen Groh at (651) 777-0991 or [email protected].

Archdiocese Champions for Life Awards Luncheon – Thursday, October 13 All are invited to honor those who respect life at our annual St. John Paul II Champions for Life Awards Luncheon this Thursday from 11:30am–1:30pm at the Church of St. Peter in Mendota. Our keynote speaker will be Bishop Andrew Cozzens. Reservations are $35 per person or $280 for a table of 8, and can be made at www.archspm.org/C4L. Questions? Contact (651) 291-4488 or [email protected]. Team Vianney - Thursday, October 13, 5–8pm Team Vianney is a Catholic movement of men in 9–12th grades in the Archdiocese at Saint John Vianney College Sem-inary. Meet for dinner with college seminarians, hear a short, dynamic talk on our Catholic faith, and participate in an ener-getic mass with seminarians and university students. For more information, contact us at (651) 962-6825 or [email protected] or Stthomas.edu/vianney/events/visittheseminary. Parent and Grandparent Workshop - Thursday, October 13 Join us this Thursday from 5:30–7pm at the Hayden Center (328 W. Kellogg Blvd.) for presentations by Elizabeth Brown and Julia Doffing on how you can use the latest resources and creative ideas to keep children from pre-school to high school inspired and engaged in the Catholic faith. A free will offering will be collected (suggested donation is $10). Register on the “Events” page at Rediscover-faith.org. Questions? Contact Susanna Bolle at [email protected] or (651) 291-4411. Refresher Course for Married Couples – Saturday, Oct. 15 Join us next Saturday from 9am–3pm at St. Thomas for presentations from the best speakers from the Archdiocesan Living God’s Love marriage prep program, including Dr. John Buri, to review some of the most important aspects of mar-riage. Registration is $60 per couple and includes lunch. To find more details or to register, visit Archspm.org/Events. Questions? Please call (651) 291-4488. Miryam Dinner – October 18 Father David Blume, Director of Vocations, invites you a din-ner hosted by Archbishop Hebda on Tuesday, October 18 from 6–8pm at the Archbishop’s Residence (230 Summit Ave.) The event is for women ages 16–35 who are discerning consecrated life and their pastor, a consecrated religious, or youth minister of their choice is also invited. Reserve your spot at the table before October 14 by contacting (651) 962-6890 or [email protected]. Visit www.10000vocations.org for more information. Annual White Mass for Healthcare Workers - October 18 Healthcare workers, along with their spouses and families, are invited to this special Mass on the Feast of Saint Luke, patron of healthcare workers at 7pm on Tuesday, October 18 at the Cathedral of St. Paul! There will be a reception immedi-ately following in the lower level sponsored by the Saint Paul and Minneapolis Guild of the Catholic Medical Association and in cooperation with the Archdiocesan Office for Marriage, Family & Life. Questions? Contact Sonya Flomo at (651) 291-4488 or [email protected].

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Monday, 10/10 Tuesday, 10/11 Wednesday, 10/12 Thursday, 10/13 Friday, 10/14 Saturday, 10/15 Sunday, 10/16

28th Week in Ordinary Time

Columbus Day

*Denotes Nativity Relic

St. John XXIII

(pictured below right)

Grandparents’ Apostolate Rosary

Marian Chapel 8:45am

RCIA Lannan Center

7-8:30pm

Mass of God’s Children Church

7pm

Faith Formation School

6:45-8pm

2nd Grade Parents Sacrament

Meeting Steiner Hall

7pm

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Gather Room 7pm

Men's Club Board Meeting

Offsite 6-9pm

St. Callistus I

Anointing Mass & Luncheon

Church & Steiner Hall 11am-2pm

St. Teresa of Jesus

29th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Donut Sunday School Cafeteria

After all morning masses

Children's Liturgy of the Word

Gathering Room 9:40am

Sister Grace’s 70th Jubilee Celebration Church &

School Cafeteria 11am

Parish Calendar · October 10 - 16, 2016

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Mass Intentions

Mass Readings Monday: Gal 4:22-24, 26-27, 31—5:1; Ps 113:1-5, 6-7; Lk 11:29-32 Tuesday: Gal 5:1-6; Ps 119:41, 43-45, 47-48; Lk 11:37-41 Wednesday: Gal 5:18-25; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 11:42-46 Thursday: Eph 1:1-10; Ps 98:1-6; Lk 11:47-54 Friday: Eph 1:11-14; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 12-13; Lk 12:1-7 Saturday: Eph 1:15-23; Ps 8:2-7; Lk 12:8-12 Sunday: Ex 17:8-13; Ps 121:1-8; 2 Tm 3:14—4:2; Lk 18:1-8

Heritage Room Relics on display for October St. Therese of Lisieux 10/1 St. Francis of Assisi 10/4 St. Francis Borgia 10/10 St. Edward 10/13 St. Theresa of Avila 10/15 St. Gerard Majella 10/16 St. Margaret Mary 10/16 St. Luke, Evangelist 10/18 St. Jude, Apostle 10/28 For more information about Nativity’s relics, visit Parish.nativity-mn.org/blog.

Pope Francis The Pope's Monthly Intentions For October Universal: For Journalists That journalists, in carrying out their work, may always be motivated by respect for truth and a strong sense of ethics. Evangelization: World Mission Day

That World Mission Day may renew within all Christian com-munities the joy of the Gospel and the responsibility to an-nounce it.

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Scouts Get your furnace inspected and tuned up for winter, and support Nativity Scouting at the same time! For only $50, Minneapolis St. Paul Plumbing, Heating and Air will send a licensed HVAC tech to your home and complete a 23-point furnace inspection. All of the proceeds will go to benefit Nativity Boy Scout, Cub Scout, and Girl Scout programs. Visit www.nativitymen.org/scouting to sign up.