Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women
Saint Paul Deanery
The Catholic Spirit Events Calendar lists updated info for local parish events throughout the archdiocese: http://thecatholicspirit.com/calendar/
We are now accepting annual dues payments online! https://parish.nativity-mn.org/nccw-payments
If you have not received an informational letter in the mail, which includes information about ways that you may participate in our ministries, please let us know.
With a special devotion to Mary the Mother of God, the mission of the Nativity Council of Catholic Women is to worship and glorify God through celebration of the Eucharist, to support the parish through volunteer service, and promote friendship and unity among parish women and the community through social and educational activities.
The NCCW is honored to recognize an outstanding young woman who demonstrates 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.
Nomination forms are available here, in the back of the church, and at the School and Parish offices.
Nominations are due by Monday, April 15th. The nominees and recipient will be recognized at the Madonna Dinner on Wednesday, May 1st.
For more information please contact Susan Neuville 651-925-9799, susanneuville@gmail.com.
Madonna Mass and Dinner
Wednesday, May 1, 2019
All women of the parish are welcome!
Registration due by Wednesday, April 24th
Click here to download a registration form
Evening Program:
Speaker: Kjersti L.O. Duncan
Kjersti will speak about the importance of inter-generational relationships for young and old. With a Masters in social work and Gerontology from UW Madison, she has worked in a variety of settings serving older adults, including as Director for the Saint Croix County Wisconsin Department on Aging. For the last few years, Kjersti has been at home with her two children (who are students at Nativity), balancing the demands and rewards of being a family caregiver in the middle of the "sandwich generation."
“If we stand with Our Lady, she will give us her spirit of loving trust, total surrender, and cheerfulness."
- Saint Teresa of Calcutta
