FAITH FORMATION

We at Nativity are honored that you, as parents and primary catechists of your children, are considering us to help with their catechetical formation. Our role is to assist and support you by helping your children grow in their understanding and application of the Catholic faith. We strive to offer an engaging experience that helps your children go deeper in their knowledge of and love for Christ and His Church.

2026/2027 FAITH FORMATION SCHEDULE

TUESDAY CLASSES: 6:00–7:30 PM
WEDNESDAY CLASSES: 4:30–6:00 PM
FAMILY NIGHTS: Times vary

Children and Youth Faith Formation Programs at Nativity have concluded for the current school year. We thank all of our catechists, volunteers, parents, and students for a fruitful year of growing in faith together. Please check back this fall. Registration for the 2026–27 Faith Formation year will open in early August. The classes will begin the week of September 14.

→ DOWNLOAD 2026–2027 RE SCHEDULE (PDF)

Faith Formation Homeschool Materials are available for first through fifth grade. Cost $85. Please contact Diane Irby at 303-469-5171, ext. 103, or d.irby@nool.us to order materials and for additional information.

Please note:

Faith Formation classes are different than our sacrament preparation classes. For information on our First Reconciliation, Confirmation, and First Eucharist classes, click here.

QUESTIONS?
Call the Faith Alive team at:
303-731-0425

volunteer teachers

Our program would not be possible without the generosity of our volunteer catechists. If you are interested in being a teacher or an aide, please contact Diane Irby. 

The Glorious Green

By Fr. Matteo Invernizzi, F.S.C.B.
November, 2025

… Once the kids made the connection with the life of Jesus, Ordinary Time ceased to be a dull and insignificant moment and immediately became a very interesting one. Jesus lived most of his life hidden in Nazareth, working humbly in Joseph’s shop. He spent long days traveling from city to city, cooking his own meals, and listening to and healing countless people who came to Him. He sanctified the ordinary time of human life, taking upon himself the same destiny. He showed us the meaning of Patience, the great virtue that leads us through our uneventful days.

Awaiting Hope

By Fr. Matteo Invernizzi, F.S.C.B.
December, 2025

… Only poets, lovers, saints, and children have the sensitivity to wait for the coming of the beloved one. Only they can teach us to live Advent as the time of awaiting hope—of that unseen blossoming hope that cannot wait to reveal itself fully in the flesh of Jesus.