Natural Family Planning
NFP classes help couples learn a beautiful way to live out the Church’s teaching on sexuality that is safe, healthy, holy, and effective! One class series consists of three classes spaced one month apart.
Contact:
Kristen Hamill
303-960-9745
coloradohamills@gmail.com
Educating on the Nature and Dignity of Women
ENDOW (Educating on the Nature and Dignity of Women) is a group study that focuses on women saints and documents of the church that highlight our role as women in the church.
Contact:
Joan Bridges
bridges84@msn.com
Student group for high schoolers
GS stands for Gioventù Studentesca (student youth) and is the CL-affiliated high school group. Our life together revolves around our Friday night meetings, from 6:00-9:00pm, where we talk, sing, eat, play, and have cultural events. We also have moments of charitable work, prayer, movie-making, vacations, and all sorts of activities that make life great.
Contact:
Fr. Accursio Ciaccio
303-469-5171, ext. 111
a.ciaccio@nool.us
High schoolers aiding and teaching R.E. classes
The High School Teaching Team is a great way for youth to get involved and learn through teaching. If you are in high school, join and be a teacher or a teacher’s aid for Religious Education classes.
Contact:
Diane Irby
303-469-5171, ext. 103
d.irby@nool.us
Sunday night group for high schoolers
The High School Youth Group gathers on Sunday nights after the 5pm Mass at the Frassati House. Together, we eat dinner, play games, and meet with our priests and sisters.
Contact:
Fr. Emanuele Fadini
303-496-5171
e.fadini@nool.us
Men’s group
M.A.S.H., Men Actively Seeking Holiness, is a small group of men who meet on the first and third Saturday of the month. We gather to pray and talk about how God fits into our daily lives. Join us for coffee and discussion.
Contact:
Mike Heneghan
303-280-5255
mheneghan99@gmail.com
Men’s group
MOE is a group of men who gather and assist each other in our faith journey. The upcoming Sunday readings are the core of conversation, allowing us to discuss how our Catholic faith informs and directs us.
Contact:
Leo Albiniak
720-420-0623
leo.albiniak@gmail.com
Annual men’s retreat
Nativity’s Annual Men's Retreat is held during Lent. The retreat offers men an opportunity to get away from the "world" and listen to God's voice through structured talks, prayer, and discussion.
2019 Men's Lenten Retreat
March 22, 23, 24
YMCA of the Rockies, Estes Park.
Click here to register online OR click here to download the paper registration form.
Contact:
Bob Patton
303-452-8012
robertlpatton@comcast.net
Catholic education for grades K-8
The mission of Nativity: Faith & Reason is to continue the ministry of Jesus Christ within the tradition of our Catholic heritage in order to educate the whole person: spiritually, intellectually, physically, socially, and emotionally.
Contact:
Holly Peterson
303-466-4177, ext. 141
h.peterson@nool.us
Catholic classes for grades pre-K through 8
Enroll your child in classes! Classes run throughout the school year on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Our curriculum is centered on the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
Contact:
Diane Irby
303-496-5171, ext. 103
d.irby@nool.us
Teaching Catholic catechetical classes
Volunteer to teach Religious education. Classes run throughout the school year on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. No experience required. Our curriculum is centered on the Catechism.
Contact:
Diane Irby
303-496-5171, ext. 103
d.irby@nool.us
Young adult group
This group is for the community of young adults of Nativity. It provides both couples and singles the opportunity to share in community, engage in catechesis, and spend time in prayer.
Contact:
Katie Connolly
414-403-8159
katie.n.connolly@gmail.com
Men’s group
St. Joseph's focuses on faith formation and fellowship for the men of Nativity. We seek to provide education and discussion to enlighten and enliven the Catholic spirit, and strengthen the men and the families at NOOL.
Contact:
Jacob Heiney
719-580-3241
catholicmensgroup@nool.us
Men’s group
St. Joseph's focuses on faith formation and fellowship for the men of Nativity. We seek to provide education and discussion to enlighten and enliven the Catholic spirit, and strengthen the men and the families at NOOL.
Contact:
Jacob Heiney
719-580-3241
catholicmensgroup@nool.us
Women and mothers’ group
TOFF connects women, especially mothers with younger children, in faith and friendship while deepening our Catholic beliefs and serving others. Childcare is provided for a small fee.
Contact:
Ashley Suppes
ajackson4232@gmail.com
Anne Gray
abcgray@hotmail.com
Catechetical program for students grades 1-12
Totus Tuus is a week-long summer program for children and teens. Eight college-aged students engage participants in the beauty of their Catholic faith through fun, energetic, and meaningful ways.
Contact:
Diane Irby
303-469-5171, ext. 103
d.irby@nool.us
Women and mothers’ group
TOFF connects women, especially mothers with younger children, in faith and friendship while deepening our Catholic beliefs and serving others. Childcare is provided for a small fee.
Contact:
Ashley Suppes
ajackson4232@gmail.com
Anne Gray
abcgray@hotmail.com
Middle school youth
Our Middle School Youth Group, led by Fr. Accu, is for all sixth through eighth graders. We meet weekly during the school year to play games, sing, and share our lives together.
Contact:
Fr. Accursio Ciaccio
303-469-5171
a.ciaccio@nool.us
Weekly Bible study
Topics vary. We have two groups that meet on Wednesdays, one at 1:00pm and the other at 7:00pm.
1:00pm Contact:
Bill McCauley
303-862-4330
303-807-6535
To join click here.
7:00pm Contact:
Theresa Cooley
720-635-8975
cooleyricktherese@msn.com
To join click here.
