St. John Paul II said, “The best, the surest, and most effective way to establish peace on the face of the earth is through the great power of Perpetual Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.”
Sign up for a weekly hour using the link below or drop in Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm, Thursday 8:00 am to 12:00 pm, or Saturday between 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Adoration is in the church Thursday from 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm.
For more information, visit www.nool.us/adoration
To sign up for an hour, click here.
To inquire, contact:
adoration@nool.us
Educating Children in the Faith
Enroll your child in Religious Education classes for grades 1 - 5. Classes run throughout the school year on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Our curriculum is based on Catholic scripture, tradition, and magisterium.
For more information, visit www.nool.us/religious-education
To inquire, contact:
Diane Irby
303-469-5171, ext. 103
d.irby@nool.us
Middle school youth group led by Fr. Accu
Venturers is our middle school youth group, led by Fr. Accu and affiliated with Communion and Liberation. All 6th through 8th graders are invited to join us weekly throughout the school year to play games, sing songs, and share our lives together. Venturers offers middle school students a beautiful opportunity to take their faith seriously and learn to recognize God’s presence in every moment of their lives.
For more information, visit www.nool.us/middle-school
To inquire, contact:
Fr. Accursio Ciaccio
303-469-5171, ext. 111
a.ciaccio@nool.us
Coordination of donated Christmas gifts for families in need
Established in 1990, the Giving Tree project is a service that allows parishioners to purchase food boxes and Christmas gifts for children, families, and the elderly who may not otherwise receive a gift. Volunteers coordinate donated gifts.
To inquire, contact:
Yvonne Fernandez
Kristen Caldwell
Joann Napierkowski
givingtree@nool.us
Supporting Foster Care and Adoptive Families
Springs of Love is a national Catholic organization that promotes and supports Foster Care and Adoptive Families and families discerning a call to foster and/or adopt. The need for foster care and adoptive families is huge and the success of those families is much improved when they have a community to support them. The Springs of Love Chapter here at Nativity of Our Lord is hoping to become a blanket of love and support around existing foster and adoptive families in our community. If you are interested in praying for families, providing for material needs (i.e. clothes, diapers, furniture), a warm meal, or respite care for a couple to have a date night, this is the group for you.
For more information: https://springsoflove.org
To inquire, contact:
family4family2024@gmail.com
Hem and embroider baptismal bibs
The Women’s Guild provides special bibs to families for their child’s Baptism. The material is provided by the parish; volunteers hem and hand embroider the Nativity emblem on the bibs. Join us.
To join, contact:
Janet Carpenter
720-939-7192
janetacarpenter@comcast.net
Maintaining the church’s cleanliness and beauty
We clean on the second Saturday of each month starting at 7:45 am and finishing by 9:00 am. We clean the altars and tabernacle area, dust all statues, and clean the gathering area. This service is provided through the Women’s Guild.
To join, contact:
Marge Lay
303-931-3115
margelay@gmail.com
Serve the meal following a funeral Mass
As part of the Women’s Guild, this group prepares, serves, and cleans up the meal following a funeral Mass, serving those who have lost a loved one. We invite all available during the day to volunteer.
To join, contact:
Linda Kent
303-332-4723
2LKent5@comcast.net
Nicki Battista
303-469-0670
paul.battista@comcast.net
Making rosaries for missions and prisons
St. Joseph Rosary Makers, part of the Women’s Guild, makes rosaries to be distributed to missions and prisons worldwide. A day group and a night group meet monthly. A small fee is collected for supplies.
Contact:
Caron Horner
303-910-9289
caronhorner@comcast.net
Linda Kent
303-332-4723
2LKent5@comcast.net
Caring for the small altar linens
The Sacristy Laundry Ministry (also known as the Altar Linen Ministry) involves the reverent cleaning of the linens used during Mass, such as purificators, corporals, and lavabo towels. Volunteers pick up soiled linens from the parish, carefully wash and iron them at home, and return them for future liturgies. Caring for these linens requires strict adherence to liturgical norms to prevent any particles of the Precious Body or Blood from being washed into standard sewer systems. Please reach out if you are interested in helping with this simple yet deeply meaningful service that supports our weekend liturgies.
To join, contact:
Patti Panfil
303-913-0945
papanfil2011@gmail.com
Caring for sanctuary flowers and plants
Help maintain a beautiful worship space by watering and pruning all live flowers and plants in the sanctuary spaces. This is done three times throughout the week by dedicated volunteers.
To join, contact:
Jesse Oliver
j.oliver@nool.us
Help at Parish celebrations and community building events
Provide a welcoming face and socialize with the parish community. Celebrate special events by decorating, setting up, serving, cleaning up, and welcoming others.
Contact:
Ilene DuBey
303-469-5171, ext. 116
i.dubey@nool.us
Fellowship and service opportunities for women
We promote fellowship among the women of the parish by offering the opportunity to gather for a common purpose. There are several committees under the Guild including Rosary Making, Baptismal Bib Committee, Church Cleaning, Sacristy Laundry, and Funeral Reception Committee.
To inquire, contact:
Nicki Battista
303-469-0670
paul.battista@comcast.net
Maintaining vigil candle prayer spaces
Inspire prayer in our church by helping to maintain beautiful vigil candle prayer spaces. Remove old candles and debris, replenish with new candles, and clean around the candle stands.
To join, contact:
Evette Shileny
303-887-6922
evetteshileny@comcast.net
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