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1825 11th St S, Fargo, ND 58103 Located at the Corner of University Drive and 18 th Ave S.

PARISH OFFICE: 232-2414 PARISH OFFICE HOURS: Monday-Friday: 8:00 am-4:30 pm WEBSITE & FACEBOOK:

www.nativitycatholicchurch.net ‘Like’ us on Facebook: Nativity Church of Fargo

EMAIL: office@nativitycatholicchurch.net

EUCHARISTIC LITURGIES: SATURDAY: 8:00 AM & 5:00 PM SUNDAY: 7:45, 9:15, & 11:00 AM MONDAY-FRIDAY: 8:00 AM

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: INDIVIDUAL: SATURDAYS 3:30-4:30 PM MONDAYS 4:30-6:00 PM OR CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT.

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: Infant baptism preparation: Contact Chris Steffan 232-2414 (ext. 127)

to register for sessions.

For information regarding the adult process, please contact Chris Steffan 232-2414 (ext. 127)

MARRIAGE PREPARATION: Contact the parish office (232-2414) at least 6 months in advance of the wedding date.

PRAYER AND DEVOTIONS: EUCHARISTIC COMMUNAL ADORATION: MONDAY: 8:30 AM TO 10:00 PM TUESDAY: 4:00 AM TO 7:00 AM LITURGY OF THE HOURS:

MONDAY:10:15 AM, 12:00 NOON, 1:45, 3:30, 5:15, 7:00, 8:45, AND 10:30 PM

TUESDAY: 6:00 AND 7:30 AM ROSARY: MONDAY–FRIDAY, 8:35 AM

EUCHARISTIC CHAPEL IS OPEN FOR PRAYER DAILY.

PRAYER CHAIN TERRI DAHL, 235-8980 SANDI GRUHOT, 235-6408

"With the Lord there is mercy, and fullness of redemption.”

~ Psalm 130:7bc

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B*))-$! D-/1)! - Articles are due to Bev in the parish office Tuesdays

by Noon for the following Sunday. Drop them off in the

office or email: bevn@nativitycatholicchurch.net.

G'1’% G!($ 2018 U51/$- Thanks to all our parishioners who have made their

gift to the 2018 God’s Gift Appeal. Nativity Church is

80% towards our goal of $131,192. If you have not yet

made a gift or pledge, please fill out a commitment card

located in our information center in Mercy Hall or you

can make an online donation at

http://www.fargodiocese.org/godsgiftappeal. Please

participate in the support of our diocesan church.

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Our Advertiser of the Week is

Laney’s. Thank you for your

support. See back of bulletin

for all advertisers.

E+-0"- :; F''1 P/ $0; D' /$!' % are picked up from Nativity each week. Please leave

any non-perishables on the cabinet near the northwest

entrance to the church. Donations are needed and much

appreciated.

M-+,-0%#!5 M--$! " The next Knights of Columbus membership meeting

will be at the Nativity Rectory garage on Thursday,

June 14. There will be a social at 6:30 p.m. followed by

the meeting at 7:30 p.m. See you there!

J', O55'0$* !$!-% JPII Catholic Schools is looking to hire the following

positions:

· Curriculum/Tech Specialist

· Library Media Specialist

· PhyEd/Health Teacher

· Elementary Music Teacher

· Pre-K Teacher

· Resource Teacher

· School Counselor

· Science Teacher

· Science/Smart Lab Teacher

· Art Teacher

For more information visit our website at https://

www.jp2schools.org/central-office/careers/ or contact

Human Resources at 701-893-3231 or

Human.Resources@jp2schools.org.

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D!0-:$'0 '( C#!)10- ’% M! !%$0; The director will plan and lead activities for the children

(infants-Grade 2) while their parents attend i.d.9:16

Disciples Nights. Recruit and oversee ministry volunteers.

Disciples Nights are the first Thursday of every month

from 5:15-9:00 p.m. Plus four additional hours during

the month on your own time.

Sent resume to jackieg@nativitycatholicchurch.net.

Questions, call Jackie at 701-232-2414 ext. 137

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N--1-1 With our youth minister going on maternity leave in

August, we are working hard now to find men and

women willing to serve as catechists and small group

leaders for the 2018-2019 school year. Training is

provided, and you don't need to feel like you have all

the answers! What is needed is that you're a practicing

Catholic who is striving to grow in your relationship with

Jesus and you are willing to spend an hour each

Wednesday with a small group of young men or women.

We're looking for parents, grand-parents, young adults,

or other adults willing to help our students in Grades

6-12. Contact Jackie for more information at

701-232-2414 or jackieg@nativitycatholicchurch.net

P0/;-0% / 1 S;+5/$#; We extend our prayers and sympathy to Herb and

Bonnie Schlegel on the death of their granddaughter,

Alyssa Anderson

A*"*%$! - I %$!$*$- CD’% & B''9% Have you had a chance to check out the Books, CD’s

and Booklets on the Augustine Institute stand?

Here is the latest CD title: “Discovering the Biblical

Significance of Mary”

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In one of the most inspiring CDs we have ever offered

on the Virgin Mary, Dr. Scott Hahn reveals incredible

insights on the Biblical basis for the Catholic teachings

regarding Mary as the Ark of the New Covenant. This

presentation will help shatter many misconceptions and

clearly demonstrate how Catholic teachings are

unmistakably rooted in Sacred Scripture.

Parishioner Comments

Wow! This is by far one of the most inspiring CDs I

have heard so far! I can't say enough about it!

William - Spring Hill, FL

Excellent! Great presentation - important information.

This increases devotion and reverence for our Holy

Mother.

Alina - Doral, FL

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T !" $%& T$'"%( T)"$*+)"* Our children’s envelopes have a space for them to

share what they have done to give of their time and

talent. Be inspired by the wisdom of our children… “I

helped my friend with their math.” “I put my little

brothers to bed so my mom could get some sleep.” “I

helped a friend who was hurt.”

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D) - %. F/)" A D 00")"%1" Question: How would you like to spend the day golfing

and at the same time help those in our community who

are facing an unplanned pregnancy?

Answer: Join the FirstChoice Clinic “Driving Fore a

Difference Golf Team by calling Mona at 701-237-5902

for all the details. Golf Event will be held on Tuesday,

June 19, at Rose Creek Golf Course.

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C2$3'$ % Riverview is seeking a Director of Mission Integration

and Chaplain. This full-time position will provide

leadership in integrating mission and core values into

every element of operations by working with all

employees, especially managers. In addition, the

Director working with a team will provide for the spiritual

and religious care of residents. The ideal candidate will

have an educational background in theology or a related

field; experience in working with the elderly; skills in

adult formation and spiritual care; and be a Catholic in

good standing. Riverview is a leading Catholic senior

living community in Fargo, North Dakota, which offers

residents the option of independent or assisted living in

a setting that meets their physical, social, and emotional

needs through an integrated program of services

involving the individual, family members, health care

professionals, and the spiritual service team. The

organization is a member of CHI Living Communities,

the long-term care ministry of Catholic Health Initiatives.

For more information, see https://www.homeishere.org/

riverview/about-us/. To learn more about the position

or to apply, contact Sr. Nancy Surma, OSF, VP Mission

Integration at: NancySurma@CatholicHealth.net.

R+)$' L 0" C"'"4)$( /% The Diocese of Fargo 1st

annual Rural Life Celebration is

on Sunday, June 24, 2018. Mass at 12:30 p.m., meal,

speaker, and entertainment at 2:00 p.m. Hosted by

St. Cecilia Church at the Ron and Janine Schmitz farm,

rural Harvey, ND. For directions to the farm and for

more information please visit www.fargodiocese.org/

rural-life. Please RSVP for the meal at: 701-356-7950

or tamara.splonskowski@fargodiocese.org.

This event is free.

M/(2")-D$+.2(") D$5* Mother Daughter Days will be held at St. Francis

Retreat Center in Hankinson, North Dakota, again this

summer.

This is an opportunity for mothers and their daughters

to spend cherished time together, grow in their faith,

and have some fun. They join the Sisters for prayer,

Mass and meals.

Two sessions will be offered this summer: you can

choose from: June 28-30 or July 26-28. Note the program

begins Thursday evening and concludes Saturday

afternoon.

If you're interested, please call Sr. Jean Louise

at: 701-208-1245 or email: ndfranciscan@yahoo.com at

least three weeks prior to the session for which you are

registering. Register early because space is limited.

W/!"%’* R"()"$(: W$'6 %. W (2 J"*+* Maryvale Convent, in Valley City, invites you to their

Women’s Retreat on Friday July 13-Sunday, July 15.

Come to this retreat and let Jesus teach you. Spend

time with Jesus in prayer and gain a glimpse into the

heart of God. This retreat will connect us to those

gospel people who witnessed the Resurrection and were

sent out by Jesus to proclaim the Gospel message.

Suggested donation: $85.00. Should anyone be unable

to make this donation, the Spiritual Life Center will

accept any offering within one’s means. Contact

Sr. Dorothy Bunce at dorothy.bunce@fargodiocese.org

for more information or questions. Registration deadline

is July 7.

C'"$% %. (2" F'/,") B"&* Thank you to Bonnie Faller and Mike O’Leary who cut

down the potentillas on the northeast side of the

Church. With the help of Brenda and Eric Krueger and

Carol Johnson watch those flowerbeds flourish this

summer. Thank you for your time and commitment to

those plants and bushes.

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L!& T'! S"()&% C*+! I) This summer the Youth and Young Adult Ministry

Department is offering two new retreats for students

ages 13-17 that are gender specific. The retreat for

young women will be held from July 18-21, the young

men’s retreat will be held from July 22-25. The

uniqueness of these retreats is that young adults will be

creating and running these retreats. A priest will be

attending each retreat to give a talk, to have Mass each

day and to be available for reconciliation! The cost is

$150/student. Scholarships are available for those in

financial need. The retreats will be held at the Franciscan

Sisters of Dillingen Convent in Hankinson, ND. Deadline

to register will be Monday, June 18. For more

information and to receive a registration form please

contact Kathy Loney at 701-356-7902!

J*() U%! F "%! , L&..’% 17&' A))0"2 V*20)&!! C"+3 Volunteering is good for you and your community!

Kids that volunteer feel good about themselves when

they make their community a better place to live. Camp

is five mornings of fun starting at 8:30 am and ending

at noon.

August 6-10, 2018

Ages 9-14

Cost: $15

Registration information available at www.fraserltd.org

J*4 O3!)()5%: L(&&2! F2*$! S6'**2 P ()6(3"2 * E.06"&(*)"2 L!".! Little Flower School in Rugby, ND is seeking a Principal

or Educational Leader for the 2018-19 school year and

beyond. Full time and Part time applications considered.

Compensation includes salary based on experience and

a health care benefit. National Standards and Benchmarks

for Catholic Education based strategic plan. Boys Town

Education Model implemented for social skills

development.

E2!+!)&" 8 T!"6'! Little Flower School in Rugby, ND is seeking a 3rd and

4th grade teacher (combined classroom) for the 2018-19

school year and beyond. Full time position with salary

and benefits based on experience.

See our complete listing on

www.little-flower.k12.nd.us or contact Fr. Tom Graner

for more information thomas.graner@fargodiocese.org

J*4 O3!)()5: S&. J*%!3'’% P" (%' St. Joseph’s parish is seeking a full-time parish

administrator/stewardship coordinator for the parish

office. Duties include managing daily parish operations,

personnel and facilities management and coordinating

the stewardship program for the parish. The qualified

candidate will have a four-year college degree, experience

in human resource management and the ability to

support and create new opportunities to promote

stewardship as a way of life within the parish. The

candidate must be a practicing Catholic. Salary and

benefits will be commensurate with experience. Send

resume and references to: St. Joseph’s Catholic Church,

Attn: Search Committee; 218 10th St. S., Moorhead, MN

56560 or e-mail: knoel@stjoesmhd.com.

J*4 O3!)()5: S&. J*')’% A6".!+8 K().! 5" &!) T!"6'! St. John’s Academy in Jamestown, ND, is searching

for a kindergarten teacher for the 2018-2019 school

year. This teacher must possess a valid and current

teaching license in the state of North Dakota and be

credentialed to teach kindergarten students. The position

is full-time, with full benefit package. St. John’s Academy

is a Catholic elementary school consisting of Pre-K

through grade 6, and has a student population of

approximately 200 students. We have a strong commit-

ment to the teachings of the Catholic faith as well as

excellence in the classroom. All applications will be

considered, with a Catholic background preferred.

Applications will be accepted until a suitable candidate is

hired.

Applications and resume can be sent through email to

Lawrie Paulson, Principal, at lawrie.paulson@k12.nd.us

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“And if a house is divided against itself, that house

will not be able to stand.” - M!"# 3:25

Do your parish ministries complement each other or

do they compete against each other? Is your parish

“one Body of Christ” or a bunch of little, separate

ministries controlled by human ego? The goal of all

parish ministries is to bring people to Christ. All of our

parish work should be for the glory of God’s name, not

our own name.

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Monday, June 11

8:00 !" - Myria Salvador

Tuesday, June 12

8:00 !" - Nativity Parish Staff

2:00 #" - Liam Clark Lemar (Manor Care)

Wednesday, June 13

8:00 !" - Don & Sally Voeller

2:00 #" - (Villa Maria)

Thursday, June 14

8:00 !" - Fran Graalum

Friday, June 15

8:00 !" - Sr. Marie Therese Herve †

Saturday, June 16

8:00 !" -

5:00 #" - Archie & Ruth DeMars †

Sunday, June 17

7:45 !" - Intention of Parish

9:15 !" - Maggie Schwind

11:00 !" - Catherine & David Grandbois †

R!#%(-/& 0+$ '! W!!8 Monday: Acts 11:21b-26; 13:1-3/Ps 98:1, 2-3ab,

3cd-4, 5-6 [cf. 2b]/Mt 5:1-12

Tuesday: 1 Kgs 17:7-16/Ps 4:2-3, 4-5, 7b-8 [7a]/

Mt 5:13-16

Wednesday: 1 Kgs 18:20-39/Ps 16:1b-2ab, 4,

5ab and 8, 11 [1b]/Mt 5:17-19

Thursday: 1 Kgs 18:41-46/Ps 65:10, 11, 12-13 [2a]/

Mt 5:20-26

Friday: 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-16/Ps 27:7-8a, 8b-9abc,

13-14 [8b]/Mt 5:27-32

Saturday: 1 Kgs 19:19-21/Ps 16:1b-2a and 5, 7-8,

9-10 [cf. 5a]/Mt 5:33-37

Sunday: Ez 17:22-24/Ps 92:2-3, 13-14, 15-16

[cf. 2a]/2 Cor 5:6-10/Mk 4:26-34

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Adult Envelopes (160 envelopes) .............. $10,264.50

Plate .......................................................... $591.15

Children (3 envelopes) .....................................$2.67

Auto Deposit (Weekly Average) .................. $4,514.92

Total ................................................... $15,373.24

P$#; 0+$ '! &(@8...

Jerry Mehlisch

Roger Schwinghammer

Teresa Halvorson

Danuta Krasniewska

Marge Iverson

Sylvester Fritz

Christopher Durensky, Jr

Greg Lacroix

Linda Brolin

Msgr. Allan Nilles

Paul Nistler

Donald Gervais

Jean Kelso

Mary Kelly

Gloria Bougie

Chuck Klinkhammer

Scott Jacobson-Mathern

If you or a loved one are hospitalized or homebound or

would like to have a family member included in the

prayers for the sick, call the parish office at 232-2414.

S!$:(-/ '! A&&!,BC; J9-! 16/17, 2018

Sacristans: 5:00 #": Don & Alice Such 7:45 !": Brad Sebestl 9:15 & 11:00 !": Michelle Powers

5:00 ), 7:45 #, 9:15 #, 11:00 #,

Altar Servers: Marlee Pegors

Shelby Hoepfner

Emma Andersen Maggie Schwind

Simon Schwind

Carson Johnson-Grigel

Katherine Appel

EMHC: P1

P3

P4

C1

C2

C3

C4

Joy McCormick

Karen Lauer

Patty Craft Steve Conrad

Dale Craft

Alice Such

EMHC Needed

LaVerne Seefeld

Ed Tupa

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Sandra Gordon

Brenda Lang

Becky Elbert

EMHC Needed

Mary Blazek

Dorothy Nichols

Bonnie Faller Becky Pfau

EMHC Needed

Ann Lucy

EMHC Needed

Patty Greenshields

Marlene Olson

Jason Schwengler Dave Brunelle

Edie Beste

Dorothy Thiessen

Karen Donahue

Proclaimers: Joy McCormick

Maurice McCormick

Sandra Gordon

John Ermer

Ted Preister

Rita Hagstrom

Edie Beste

Michelle Powers

Greeters: Betty Bossart

Kathy Boucher

Judy McDonald

Virginia Schumacher

Mike O’Leary

Connie O’Leary

Mike DiAllesandro Family

Ushers: Jeff Krabbenhoft

Gerald Lauer

Karen Lauer Durran Unger

John Ermer

Joel Simons

Roger Hentges

Mary Nelson

Mike Langseth

Casinda Langseth

Leonard Rath

Fred Hammer

Mike DiAllesandro

Paula DiAllesandro

Anna Welder Christina Snider

Musicians: Pat Keogh

Chenise Nesler

Jens Andersen

LaVonne Rustad

Mike Vosburg

Nate Amundson

Mike Vosburg

Elizabeth Wilhelmi

Coffee &

Rolls:

No coffee and rolls for the summer months

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Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time June 3, 2018

GOSPEL MEDITATION ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE

10th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Have you ever felt judged by your family? St. John

Paul II noted that the family "is the cradle of life and

love" (On the Lay Members of Christ's Faithful, 40). Yet

unmet expectations and divergent priorities can cause

tension in even the most loving family situations. This is

true for us, and it was true for Jesus!

In today's Gospel, Jesus has returned home to

Nazareth. A large crowd gathered, and Jesus finds

himself facing stiff opposition from his family. This was

likely Jesus' large, extended family. The Semitic language

has no specific words for extended relatives, so everyone

is "brother" or "sister." The entire clan has gotten wind

of Jesus' preaching, and they are not amused. "They set

out to seize him, for they said, 'He is out of his mind.'"

To make matters worse, the religious authorities even

accuse Jesus of being possessed by a demon. It's a

mess by any standards.

The family's perspective is perhaps understandable.

In Jewish culture, teachers and scribes underwent

intensive schooling and apprenticeships, none of which

Jesus had done. The family knew Jesus the carpenter,

not Jesus the rabbi. For them, Jesus' bold preaching

threatened the reputation of their family!

Jesus' words to his family can seem controversial.

"Who are my mother and my brothers?" Yet Jesus

knows what he is about. He has always known he would

be about the business of his Heavenly Father. And what

is that business? It is the business of the new covenant

and the Kingdom of God. In this Kingdom, we are all

adopted sons and daughters of the King. Jesus begins,

even now, to expand the perspective of his listeners.

Being welcomed into this family does not depend on our

families of birth or ethnic origin, but a wholehearted

commitment to "do the will of God."

LIVE THE LITURGY INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK

A kingdom divided against itself cannot stand. Is the

kingdom of your soul divided? We are often confronted

with choices that appear to be good but in essence are

not. We struggle with choosing good over evil and right

from wrong. Conflicts often exist within, and we walk

through life with a divided heart. We realize what is

needed to live with God but find ourselves doing the

exact opposite. As we gather with our brothers and

sisters and seek God's gift of Christ in the Eucharist,

may we not only be united with one another in faith but

united with God within. All conflicts and divisions can

cease, and we can act with a focused, strong, and

determined heart.

EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP RECOGNIZE GOD IN YOUR ORDINARY MOMENTS

I have coached all three of my children in soccer at

some time in their lives. I loved teaching them and their

teammates the importance of functioning as one unit. If

we were not all moving together toward victory, we

would all find ourselves together in defeat. We used to

go through one drill I called the "human foosball." We

would scrimmage with players in lines like on a foosball

table. If you ever got too far behind or too far ahead of

those in your line, play would stop and the ball would go

to the other team. The goal was to help build an

awareness of where your teammates were on the pitch

and to teach the lesson that no one player is a team

onto themselves.

As disciples and stewards, we sometimes find ourselves

far behind or maybe even too far ahead. As a

consequence, our actions either hinder the ability of the

Body of Christ to evangelize and pass on the faith to a

new generation or present the Church as an entity that

sees itself as judgmental or too holy to be in the world.

We are called to community, and in that community, we

must be aware of our brothers and sisters in the faith.

At times, we need to help them grow in their faith.

Other times, we need to slow down and realize that we

cannot change the world on our own. We all have

unique gifts we are called to share, and we can only

bear true witness to the power of the Body of Christ

when we are all moving together and making each other

strong.

- Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS

CYCLES OF FAITH CYCLE B

QUESTION OF THE WEEK

In his second letter to the Christians in Corinth, Paul

writes with confidence that as a believer in Christ, he

will be raised with Christ. Are there people in your life

with a similar conviction of faith?

Pastoral Care Team

Priest: Fr. Kevin Boucher, Pastor (ext. 123) kevin.boucher@fargodiocese.org

Fr. David Michael, Parochial Vicar (ext. 122) David.Maria.Michael@fargodiocese.org

Deacon: Deacon Bruce Dahl bruce.dahl@fargodiocese.org

Pastoral Minister/ Parish Nurse Coordinator: Sr. Sharon Houle (ext. 126) sharonh@nativitycatholicchurch.net

Liturgy Team Liturgy & Music Coordinator: Melissa Woinarowicz (ext. 125) melissaw@nativitycatholicchurch.net

Faith Formation Team Director of Faith Formation: Kathy Bourdon (ext. 124) kathyb@nativitycatholicchurch.net

Adult Faith Life Coordinator: Chris Steffan (ext. 127) chriss@nativitycatholicchurch.net

Youth Ministry & Young Adult Coordinator: Jackie Gow (ext. 137) jackieg@nativitycatholicchurch.net

Christian Service Team Social Justice Coordinator: Cathy Schwinden (ext. 136) cathys@nativitycatholicchurch.net

Administration Team Accounting/Payroll Manager: Margaret Zeren (ext. 135) margaretz@nativitycatholicchurch.net

Office Manager: Frank LaLonde (ext. 120) frankl@nativitycatholicchurch.net

Parish Secretary: Bev Nesler (ext. 129) bevn@nativitycatholicchurch.net

Nativity Parish Support Team Kitchen Coordinator: Dorothy Thiessen

Cleaning Service: Spaeth Cleaners

Nativity School Team 701-232-7461 Principal: Kimbra Amerman Kimbra.Amerman@jp2schools.org

Administrative Assistant: Anne Leonhart

Priest in Residence Msgr. Robert Laliberte (robert.laliberte@fargodiocese.org)

Pastoral Council Minutes and meeting dates are on the website: http://www.nativitycatholicchurch.net/admin/parish-council/

Emergencies In the case of an after hours emergency, you may contact a priest by calling the parish office, and pressing one (1) when the answering machine picks up.

LOW GLUTEN HOSTS If you are gluten intolerant or allergic to wheat, oats, barley or rye, our parish has low gluten hosts. Please arrive at mass early and speak with the sacristan if you wish to receive communion in this form.

Nativity Church of Fargo - 1825 11th St S - Fargo, ND 58103 Parish Staff: 701-232-2414

BEFRIENDER MINISTRY BeFriender ministry is a lay volunteer ministry. BeFrienders offer a confidential compassionate listening presence to people in difficult transitional situations. If you are in need of a BeFriender or would like to become a BeFriender, contact Sister Sharon Houle at 232-2414 or sharonh@nativitycatholicchurch.net.

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417 Main Ave. • Fargo

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241-7842 South of Big K-MartHours: M-F 10:00 - 6:00 • Sat: 10:00-4:00

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Parishioner since 1972

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www.FargoMoorheadRealEstate.com

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Fargo, ND 58104

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3120 15th St. S.

241-7642

1324 25th Ave. So.Fargo

701-461-7373Open

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(701) 232-2222

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