Welcome to a warm parish home where faith, family, and service meet. Start your visit with clear steps to find Mass times, confession slots, livestream options, and ministries that suit your life today.
Join us for prayer, community events, and outreach that support families, singles, and visitors. We blend tradition with modern access through in-person liturgies and online options in English and Spanish.
Explore sacramental preparation for Baptism, First Eucharist, Confirmation, and marriage. See how the OCIA pathway guides those exploring the faith, and how school programs pair strong academics with faith formation.
Plan your first visit confidently with easy access to schedules, confession, and secure online giving to support ministries and outreach. Feel encouraged and welcomed as you take the next step with us.
Key Takeaways
- Find Mass, confession, and livestream schedules quickly.
- Access sacramental preparation and OCIA support.
- School programs combine academics and formation.
- Online giving helps fuel parish ministries and outreach.
- The community welcomes families, singles, and visitors.
Welcome to Nativity Catholic Church: Worship, Community, and Service
Visiting for the first time? Expect a friendly greeting and clear directions to the Chapel for weekday Masses or to the Church for weekend liturgies.
What to expect on your first visit
- You’ll be welcomed by a hospitality team who can point out restrooms, stroller space, and where children’s programs meet.
- Dress is casual to business casual; families are warmly invited to participate at every liturgy.
- Services include meaningful liturgy, Scripture-based homilies, and music that encourages full participation.
Our mission and friendly community
Our parish lives out a mission of worship, formation, and service. You can learn about sacramental preparation, OCIA for seekers, and school programs during your visit.
Find practical next steps after Mass: register as a parishioner, ask about sacraments, or learn how secure online giving supports local ministries.
Daily Mass Schedule and Chapel Information
Make daily worship part of your routine with two weekday Mass times in the Chapel. Our weekday schedule offers a calm pause for prayer before or after work. Both times are open to everyone seeking a quiet encounter with the Lord.
Daily Mass in the Chapel: Monday–Friday at 8:15 AM and 6:00 PM
Join us for daily mass in the Chapel Monday through Friday at 8:15 AM and 6:00 PM. These two times give flexible options for busy mornings or an evening pause.
How to Prepare for Daily Mass
- Arrive a few minutes early to settle into quiet prayer and read the day’s readings.
- Bring weekday intentions—offer needs and thanks at the altar.
- Use a missal or parish worship aid to follow responses if you are new to daily mass.
- Consider pairing a weekday visit with Saturday confession to enrich your spiritual routine.
“A brief, regular time of prayer can change the rhythm of your week.”
| Day | Morning | Evening |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 8:15 AM | 6:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 8:15 AM | 6:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:15 AM | 6:00 PM |
| Thursday | 8:15 AM | 6:00 PM |
| Friday | 8:15 AM | 6:00 PM |
Visitors and regulars are welcome. Invite a friend from the nativity community to meet you for one of these weekday services.
Weekend Mass Times at Nativity
Weekend worship offers several options to join the parish community and pause for prayer.
Saturday Vigil in the Church: 5:00 PM
Choose the Saturday Vigil at 5:00 PM for a peaceful start to your Sunday observance. The evening service is ideal if your weekend schedule is busy.
Sunday Masses in the Church
Sunday liturgies are offered at multiple times to fit your plans. Services are held at:
- 8:00 AM — a calm morning option
- 9:30 AM — family-friendly with music
- 11:00 AM — classic Sunday worship
- 12:30 PM — midday gathering
- 6:00 PM — evening service for busy households
Livestream Options
If you are traveling or homebound, join the livestream. English is broadcast at 9:30 AM and Spanish at 12:30 PM. Test your connection a few minutes early and create a quiet space to participate fully.
| Service | Time | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday Vigil | 5:00 PM | In-person (Church) |
| Sunday Early | 8:00 AM | In-person (Church) |
| Sunday Family | 9:30 AM | In-person & Livestream (English) |
| Sunday Midday | 12:30 PM | In-person & Livestream (Spanish) |
| Sunday Evening | 6:00 PM | In-person (Church) |
Tips: Arrive 10–15 minutes early for parking and seating. Bring the whole family and speak with an usher if you want to get involved after Mass.
Confessions and Reconciliation
Make space for renewal: our priests hear confessions on Saturday mornings and late afternoons. The Sacrament of Reconciliation is a simple, powerful way to experience God’s mercy and return to weekend worship with a lighter heart.
Saturday Confessions: 8:45 AM in the Chapel
Choose the Chapel for a quieter morning setting. Arrive a few minutes early to pick up an examination-of-conscience pamphlet if you would like guidance.
Saturday Confessions: 3:30 PM in the Church
The afternoon slot is ideal before the Saturday Vigil. If it has been a while, priests will gently walk you through the steps and offer a short prayer of reconciliation.
- Plan your visit before errands or before the Vigil to prepare your heart for the Eucharist.
- Bring older children to show the normalcy and grace of regular confession.
- Need another time? Contact the parish office for appointments or seasonal penance services.
“Leave with a sense of peace and purpose, ready to live your faith with renewed freedom and joy.”
Explore the Sacraments
Start or deepen your sacramental journey with clear steps and caring support from our parish team. Sacraments nourish faith, mark milestones, and offer grace in daily life.
Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation, and More
Begin or continue with Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation, Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, Holy Orders, and Matrimony. Families find age-appropriate formation that partners parents with parish catechists.
Marriage Preparation and Parish Support
Couples receive spiritual and practical preparation. Mentors and staff guide planning, paperwork, and pastoral care.
- Contact the parish office for Baptism prep and godparent requirements.
- Schedule Anointing of the Sick at home, hospital, or care facility.
- Discern vocations with clergy and diocesan resources.
| Sacrament | Who to Contact | Typical Prep Time |
|---|---|---|
| Baptism | Parish Office | 2–6 weeks |
| First Eucharist / Confirmation | Faith Formation | 6–12 months |
| Matrimony | Marriage Coordinator | 6–12 months |
“Celebrate milestones with reverence and hospitality.”
Grow in Faith: OCIA and Becoming Catholic
Start a paced exploration of faith that fits your life and answers the questions you bring. OCIA welcomes seekers, the curious, and people returning to parish life.
Your Journey to the Faith
OCIA meets regularly with a small team to cover Scripture, liturgy, sacraments, and daily prayer. Meetings are conversational and life-centered.
- Learn at your own pace with prayer, discussion, and community events.
- Experience milestone rites that mark progress toward full initiation.
- No prior background is required; bring questions and life experience.
Support, Community, and Next Steps
Sponsors and peers walk with you, pray with you, and offer encouragement. You will receive resources and a clear timeline so you can stay organized.
| Step | Focus | Typical Time |
|---|---|---|
| Inquiry | Ask questions; meet the team | 1–2 sessions |
| Catechesis | Scripture, sacraments, prayer | Several months |
| Rites & Initiation | Rite of Acceptance to Easter Vigil | Seasonal timing |
To begin, contact the parish office to learn start dates, meeting times, and how to register with nativity catholic.
Parish Life: Ministries, School, and Giving
Parish life thrives when people share time, talent, and prayer across ministries, school programs, and steady stewardship.
Ministries that Serve and Inspire
Find a place to belong. Join hospitality, music, outreach, or faith formation teams. Roles fit many ages and schedules.
Volunteering builds connections and gives practical help to families in need. Service days and special collections amplify local impact.
Nativity Catholic School: A Gateway to Greatness
Academic excellence meets faith formation. The school supports students with strong academics and values-based growth.
Families link school life with parish worship and service. Open houses and school events welcome friends and future students.
Online Giving and Stewardship
Simple, secure giving helps sustain ministries, outreach, and school scholarships. Recurring gifts make planning easier for the parish.
Live stewardship as a way of life: prayer, participation, and generosity help the community thrive.
“Prayerful generosity keeps our community strong and ready to serve.”
| Focus Area | Who It Serves | How to Join |
|---|---|---|
| Hospitality & Greeters | Visitors & Parishioners | Sign-up at weekend Mass or online |
| Music & Liturgy | All Ages | Attend a rehearsal or contact music director |
| Outreach & Service | Local Neighbors | Volunteer at service days or donate supplies |
| Faith Formation | Children, Teens, Adults | Register through faith formation office |
| School Programs | Families & Students | Visit during open house; contact admissions |
Conclusion
Find clear schedules for Daily Mass, weekend liturgies, and confession so you can plan your visit. Weekday Mass meets Monday–Friday at 8:15 AM and 6:00 PM. Weekend options include the Saturday Vigil at 5:00 PM and Sunday services at 8:00 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:00 AM, 12:30 PM, and 6:00 PM.
Join online or in person. Livestream is available Sunday at 9:30 AM (English) and 12:30 PM (Spanish). Confessions are Saturdays at 8:45 AM (Chapel) and 3:30 PM (Church).
Take the next step: attend a liturgy, inquire about sacraments or OCIA, explore school programs, or set up secure online giving. Reach out with questions—we’re ready to help your family feel at home and grow in faith, service, and fellowship.
FAQ
What are the daily Mass times and where are they held?
Daily Mass is offered Monday through Friday at 8:15 AM and 6:00 PM in the chapel. Arrive a few minutes early to find seating and a bulletin. Weekday services are brief, prayerful, and open to all.
When are weekend Masses and which ones are livestreamed?
Saturday Vigil takes place at 5:00 PM in the main worship space. Sunday Masses are at 8:00 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:00 AM, 12:30 PM, and 6:00 PM. The 9:30 AM (English) and 12:30 PM (Spanish) services are available via livestream for those who cannot attend in person.
How do I prepare for daily Mass or a Sunday service?
Dress modestly and arrive early to settle in. Bring a hymnal or download the parish worship aids if available online. Participate respectfully in responses and communion rites; visitors are welcome to come forward for a blessing if not receiving communion.
Where and when can I go to confession?
Confessions are held Saturdays at 8:45 AM in the chapel and again at 3:30 PM in the main worship space. If those times don’t fit your schedule, call the parish office to arrange a private appointment with a priest.
How do I arrange a baptism for my child?
Contact the parish office or baptism coordinator to schedule preparation and the ceremony. Parents typically attend a brief preparation session and provide a copy of the child’s birth certificate. Godparents should meet parish requirements and complete any required paperwork.
What steps are involved in preparing for marriage at the parish?
Couples should meet with a parish priest or deacon at least six months before the intended date. Preparation includes meetings, paperwork, and possibly a retreat or enrichment course. The parish staff will guide you through scheduling the ceremony and any required documentation.
How can I learn about becoming a member through OCIA?
The OCIA program welcomes those curious about the faith and those preparing for sacraments. Sessions cover beliefs, practices, and community life. Reach out to the parish office to sign up or get details about meeting times and formation leaders.
What ministries are available for volunteers and how do I get involved?
The parish offers a range of ministries, including liturgy, youth programs, outreach, music, and hospitality. Visit the parish website or stop by the welcome desk after Mass to find a ministry that matches your gifts and availability.
Tell me about the parish school and enrollment.
The parish school provides academic and spiritual formation for elementary students. Contact the school office for tour dates, curriculum information, and enrollment requirements. Financial aid and scholarship options may be available.
How can I make a donation or set up online giving?
The parish supports stewardship through one-time gifts, recurring donations, and online giving platforms. Visit the parish website or contact the business office for instructions on electronic donations, envelopes, and special collections.
What should I expect on my first visit to the parish?
Expect a warm welcome from greeters and a relaxed atmosphere. Bring any family needs to the attention of ushers. Bulletins and visitor information are typically available at entrances, and staff can answer questions about programs and sacraments.
How does the parish support newcomers and families?
The parish offers newcomer welcome events, family ministries, religious education, and social gatherings. Staff and volunteers help new families find programs for children, teen faith formation, and adult small groups to build community and faith.