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We welcome you to a joint parish reconciliation service during Lent at the Old Mission, San Luis Obispo at 2 PM and again at 5:30 PM on Tues. March 24th. There will be prayer and several priests on hand to celebrate the sacrament of reconciliation. For directions to Old Mission, visit: http://www.missionsanluisobispo.org/
We welcome you to a joint parish reconciliation service during Lent at the Old Mission, San Luis Obispo at 2 PM and again at 5:30 PM on Tues. March 24th. There will be prayer and several priests on hand to celebrate the sacrament of reconciliation. For directions to Old Mission, visit: http://www.missionsanluisobispo.org/
Come celebrate the Holy Week Triduum with us... one big liturgy celebrated over three days~
Holy Thursday, April 2nd at 7 PM: Mass of the Lord's Supper. We gather to celebrate the institution of the Holy Eucharist at the "Last Supper" and as Jesus did for his disciples, we wash one another's feet in an act of humility. (wear white)
Good Friday, April 3rd at Noon: Celebration of the Lord's Passion. We gather to hear the story of our Lord's passion and death as recounted in the Gospel of John. We kneel before the cross and lay our burdens at the foot of Jesus. We remember that "he was wounded for our transgressions..." (Isaiah 53:5). Although this is the one day of the year when no Mass is celebrated, Communion will be served. (wear red)
Holy Saturday, April 4th at 8 PM: The Great Easter Vigil. We gather at night around a fire. We hear the stories from Hebrew Scriptures of how our ancestors met the One, True God and how they, and we have been called and delivered to be God's own people. We light up the darkness with a new pascal candle. We celebrate the resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ. We witness the baptisms of the new members of our community. It is the most wonderful of liturgies with light, music, water and oil. It is the Mother of all Vigils! (wear white)
Easter Sunday Mass at 8 AM and 11 AM. Come and celebrate the Resurrection of Our Lord.
This is a Vigil Mass to celebrate the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God (observed on January 1st, Holy Day of Obligation). There will be no Masses offered on New Year’s Day at Nativity.
We welcome you to join us for our Advent Reconciliation Services at 10:00AM and again at 5:30PM on December 9th. There will be several priests on hand to celebrate the Sacrament.
The annual International Rosary is an opportunity to pray the rosary as a Community while hearing portions of the Rosary in other languages, including French, Spanish, German, Latin, Tagalog, IIcano, Portuguese, Polish, etc. The children from our Religious Education program, Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, participate with their family members, helping us to meditate on the prayerful mysteries of our Lord and His mother Mary. This event is timed near the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, and serves as a beautiful reminder to us all that we are united in prayer at all times with the faithful around the world.
We welcome you to join us for our Advent Reconciliation Services at 10:00AM and again at 5:30PM on December 9th. There will be several priests on hand to celebrate the Sacrament.
9:00AM Mass and 5:30PM Mass for the Feast of Immaculate Conception,
Holy Day of Obligation.
9:00AM Mass and 5:30PM Mass for the Feast of Immaculate Conception,
Holy Day of Obligation.
Join us Thursday, October 30th from 4-7pm in the parking lot here at Nativity for a Trunk-or-Treat! You can sign up to decorate your car or a table, bring some candy to share in your family-friendly costumes, and have fun! Please RSVP on the sign-up sheet at the weekend Masses, or by contacting Rose Mijares at rose@nativityslo.org, or scan the QR code here to sign up. See you there!
A funeral Mass for Tom McGuire will be held on Friday, October 17 at 11:00 am at Nativity Church. Reception will be at Castoro Winery in Templeton at 1:00 pm. All are welcome. Mass will be livestreamed.
Looking to get your flu shots with the fall season upon us? On Sunday, October 12th, from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM in Nativity’s parish hall, Vons Pharmacy will be providing a vaccination clinic. No appointments are necessary, but please bring your ID and health insurance card.
Seasonal flu shots and other vaccines (COVID, Pneumonia, Hepatitis B, Shingrix, TDaP, RSV) will be available.
WHO IS AT THE EYE OF YOUR STORM? ~ JUBILEE 2025
Each year Nativity of Our Lady celebrates our feast day -- the Nativity of Our Lady -- near the feast day. On that weekend, we have only one Mass. Come Sunday at 11:00 AM and join us under the big tent for wonderful liturgy, music and prayer. Chairs are provided for you.
Following the Mass will be a BBQ meal (tickets must be purchased in advance, available after the weekend Masses) and other fun activities!
We hope to see you there!
Join Nativity of Our Lady as we celebrate and reflect on the life of Pope Francis.
Mass on Tuesday, May 13 at 7:00PM
Easter Sunday Mass at 8 AM and 11 AM. Come and celebrate the Resurrection of Our Lord.
Come celebrate the Holy Week Triduum with us... one big liturgy celebrated over three days~
Holy Thursday, April 17th at 7 PM: Mass of the Lord's Supper. We gather to celebrate the institution of the Holy Eucharist at the "Last Supper" and as Jesus did for his disciples, we wash one another's feet in an act of humility. (wear white)
Good Friday, April 18th at Noon: Celebration of the Lord's Passion. We gather to hear the story of our Lord's passion and death as recounted in the Gospel of John. We kneel before the cross and lay our burdens at the foot of Jesus. We remember that "he was wounded for our transgressions..." (Isaiah 53:5). Although this is the one day of the year when no Mass is celebrated, Communion will be served. (wear red)
Holy Saturday, April 19th at 8 PM: The Great Easter Vigil. We gather at night around a fire. We hear the stories from Hebrew Scriptures of how our ancestors met the One, True God and how they, and we have been called and delivered to be God's own people. We light up the darkness with a new pascal candle. We celebrate the resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ. We witness the baptisms of the new members of our community. It is the most wonderful of liturgies with light, music, water and oil. It is the Mother of all Vigils! (wear white)
The Stations of the Cross, also known as the Way of the Cross or Via Crucis, commemorate Jesus’s passion and death on the cross. There are 14 stations that each depict a moment on his journey to Calvary, usually through sacred art, prayers, and reflections. The practice began as pious pilgrims traced his path through Jerusalem on the Via Dolorosa.
Fr. Jim Nisbet will be presenting his reflections and meditations as he leads us through the Stations of the Cross. We invite you to join us for this contemplative evening.
We welcome you to a joint parish reconciliation service during Lent at the Old Mission, San Luis Obispo at 2 PM and again at 5:30 PM on Wed. April 2nd. There will be prayer and several priests on hand to celebrate the sacrament of reconciliation. For directions to Old Mission, visit: http://www.missionsanluisobispo.org/
We welcome you to a joint parish reconciliation service during Lent at the Old Mission, San Luis Obispo at 2 PM and again at 5:30 PM on Wed. April 2nd. There will be prayer and several priests on hand to celebrate the sacrament of reconciliation. For directions to Old Mission, visit: http://www.missionsanluisobispo.org/
Internationally known preacher, evangelist and motivational speaker Fr. James Sichko will be presenting his reflections during a Lenten Retreat at Nativity. Please join us for these 3 evenings of prayer, preaching, and music at 7:00pm in the church.
The Stations of the Cross, also known as the Way of the Cross or Via Crucis, commemorate Jesus’s passion and death on the cross. There are 14 stations that each depict a moment on his journey to Calvary, usually through sacred art, prayers, and reflections. The practice began as pious pilgrims traced his path through Jerusalem on the Via Dolorosa.
Fr. Jim Nisbet will be presenting his reflections and meditations as he leads us through the Stations of the Cross. We invite you to join us for this contemplative evening.
Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent, will be commemorated with Mass and the distribution of Ashes.
9:00 AM Mass
5:30 PM Mass
This is a Vigil Mass to celebrate the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God (observed on January 1st, Holy Day of Obligation in 2025). There will be no Masses offered on New Year’s Day at Nativity.
We welcome you to join us for our Advent Reconciliation Services at 10:00AM and again at 5:30PM on December 10th. There will be prayer and several priests on hand to celebrate the sacrament of reconciliation.
The annual International Rosary is an opportunity to pray the rosary as a Community while hearing portions of the Rosary in other languages, including French, Spanish, German, Latin, Tagalog, IIcano, Portuguese, Polish, etc. The children from our Religious Education program, Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, participate with their family members, helping us to meditate on the prayerful mysteries of our Lord and His mother Mary. This event is timed near the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, and serves as a beautiful reminder to us all that we are united in prayer at all times with the faithful around the world.
We welcome you to join us for our Advent Reconciliation Services at 10:00AM and again at 5:30PM on December 10th. There will be prayer and several priests on hand to celebrate the sacrament of reconciliation.
9:00AM Mass and 5:30PM Mass for the Feast of Immaculate Conception,
Holy Day of Obligation. (Observed on Monday, December 9th this year)
