Holy Childhood Rummage Sale
donation Drop off: Monday - Wednesday
4/27-29, 10am - 6pm
Items we cannot accept: Large furniture, cribs (including mattresses), blinds, curtain rods, car seats, chemicals, TV/computers/printers/large electronics, large exercise equipment, walkers and anything that is damaged or worn.
Way of the Cross
Join Maternity of Mary and Holy Childhood parishes this Good Friday for a living Stations of the Cross.
Starting at Maternity of Mary at 12:30pm, we will be journeying through the beautiful Como Park before finishing our Stations of the Cross at Holy Childhood.
A - Starting at Maternity Parking Lot
B - Cottage (opposite Dale Rec Center)
C/D/E - Grotto
F/G - Folsom
H - Corner of Churchill and Horton
I - Como Park Picnic Pavilion (off Midway)
J/K/L/M - Midway Parkway
N - Holy Childhood
The Veneration of the Cross will be held at 3pm at Holy Childhood Parish.
Easter Triduum Retreat
We encourage you to take time off this Holy Week to join your parish family in celebrating this four day feast, and the greatest days of the year.
Puzzle Palooza
join us for an afternoon of Jigsaw puzzling, conversation, a puzzle exchange! people can bring snacks to share.
Welcome to all ages!
Living a Joyful Life Gala
Join us for an evening of lasagna dinner, awesome stories of prolife, and a silent auction to celebrate the dignity of every life!
Get your tickets HERE
Las Posadas
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition.
Each evening will include a rosary, a sung reenactment of Mary and Joseph searching for room, and will finish with appetizers and fellowship.
How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
What is Las Posadas?
Las Posadas: A Cherished Advent TraditionLas Posadas: A Cherished Advent Tradition
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition that originated in Spain and is still widely celebrated in Mexico, Latin America, and North America. This nine-night celebration, which takes place from December 15 to December 23, commemorates the journey of Joseph and Mary as they searched for shelter in Bethlehem.
Schedule and Participation
The celebration will take place from December 15 to December 23. 7:00pm-9:00pm every night in Sirba Hall, We invite you to participate in the reenactment and to join us for the community celebration.
Reflection and Participation
As we participate in this reenactment, let us reflect on our own hearts. How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? How are we saying "yes" to Him, and where are we saying "no"? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
The Celebration
Each evening, a couple dressed as Joseph and Mary, accompanied by musicians and followers carrying candles or torches, will visit a designated "door." The group, known as the peregrinos, will engage in a dramatic exchange with the posaderos, who represent the inn-keepers of Bethlehem. The posaderos will initially reject the peregrinos, only to eventually welcome them.
Community Celebration
Once the peregrinos are admitted, the community will come together to celebrate. Traditional foods, such as chocolate and biscochitos, will be shared, and songs will be sung. A piñata in the shape of a seven-pointed star will be smashed, symbolizing the star that guided the Magi.
We look forward to celebrating Las Posadas with you!
Las Posadas
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition.
Each evening will include a rosary, a sung reenactment of Mary and Joseph searching for room, and will finish with appetizers and fellowship.
How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
What is Las Posadas?
Las Posadas: A Cherished Advent TraditionLas Posadas: A Cherished Advent Tradition
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition that originated in Spain and is still widely celebrated in Mexico, Latin America, and North America. This nine-night celebration, which takes place from December 15 to December 23, commemorates the journey of Joseph and Mary as they searched for shelter in Bethlehem.
Schedule and Participation
The celebration will take place from December 15 to December 23. 7:00pm-9:00pm every night in Sirba Hall, We invite you to participate in the reenactment and to join us for the community celebration.
Reflection and Participation
As we participate in this reenactment, let us reflect on our own hearts. How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? How are we saying "yes" to Him, and where are we saying "no"? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
The Celebration
Each evening, a couple dressed as Joseph and Mary, accompanied by musicians and followers carrying candles or torches, will visit a designated "door." The group, known as the peregrinos, will engage in a dramatic exchange with the posaderos, who represent the inn-keepers of Bethlehem. The posaderos will initially reject the peregrinos, only to eventually welcome them.
Community Celebration
Once the peregrinos are admitted, the community will come together to celebrate. Traditional foods, such as chocolate and biscochitos, will be shared, and songs will be sung. A piñata in the shape of a seven-pointed star will be smashed, symbolizing the star that guided the Magi.
We look forward to celebrating Las Posadas with you!
Las Posadas
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition.
Each evening will include a rosary, a sung reenactment of Mary and Joseph searching for room, and will finish with appetizers and fellowship.
How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
What is Las Posadas?
Las Posadas: A Cherished Advent TraditionLas Posadas: A Cherished Advent Tradition
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition that originated in Spain and is still widely celebrated in Mexico, Latin America, and North America. This nine-night celebration, which takes place from December 15 to December 23, commemorates the journey of Joseph and Mary as they searched for shelter in Bethlehem.
Schedule and Participation
The celebration will take place from December 15 to December 23. 7:00pm-9:00pm every night in Sirba Hall, We invite you to participate in the reenactment and to join us for the community celebration.
Reflection and Participation
As we participate in this reenactment, let us reflect on our own hearts. How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? How are we saying "yes" to Him, and where are we saying "no"? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
The Celebration
Each evening, a couple dressed as Joseph and Mary, accompanied by musicians and followers carrying candles or torches, will visit a designated "door." The group, known as the peregrinos, will engage in a dramatic exchange with the posaderos, who represent the inn-keepers of Bethlehem. The posaderos will initially reject the peregrinos, only to eventually welcome them.
Community Celebration
Once the peregrinos are admitted, the community will come together to celebrate. Traditional foods, such as chocolate and biscochitos, will be shared, and songs will be sung. A piñata in the shape of a seven-pointed star will be smashed, symbolizing the star that guided the Magi.
We look forward to celebrating Las Posadas with you!
Las Posadas
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition.
Each evening will include a rosary, a sung reenactment of Mary and Joseph searching for room, and will finish with appetizers and fellowship.
How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
What is Las Posadas?
Las Posadas: A Cherished Advent TraditionLas Posadas: A Cherished Advent Tradition
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition that originated in Spain and is still widely celebrated in Mexico, Latin America, and North America. This nine-night celebration, which takes place from December 15 to December 23, commemorates the journey of Joseph and Mary as they searched for shelter in Bethlehem.
Schedule and Participation
The celebration will take place from December 15 to December 23. 7:00pm-9:00pm every night in Sirba Hall, We invite you to participate in the reenactment and to join us for the community celebration.
Reflection and Participation
As we participate in this reenactment, let us reflect on our own hearts. How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? How are we saying "yes" to Him, and where are we saying "no"? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
The Celebration
Each evening, a couple dressed as Joseph and Mary, accompanied by musicians and followers carrying candles or torches, will visit a designated "door." The group, known as the peregrinos, will engage in a dramatic exchange with the posaderos, who represent the inn-keepers of Bethlehem. The posaderos will initially reject the peregrinos, only to eventually welcome them.
Community Celebration
Once the peregrinos are admitted, the community will come together to celebrate. Traditional foods, such as chocolate and biscochitos, will be shared, and songs will be sung. A piñata in the shape of a seven-pointed star will be smashed, symbolizing the star that guided the Magi.
We look forward to celebrating Las Posadas with you!
Las Posadas
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition.
Each evening will include a rosary, a sung reenactment of Mary and Joseph searching for room, and will finish with appetizers and fellowship.
How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
What is Las Posadas?
Las Posadas: A Cherished Advent TraditionLas Posadas: A Cherished Advent Tradition
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition that originated in Spain and is still widely celebrated in Mexico, Latin America, and North America. This nine-night celebration, which takes place from December 15 to December 23, commemorates the journey of Joseph and Mary as they searched for shelter in Bethlehem.
Schedule and Participation
The celebration will take place from December 15 to December 23. 7:00pm-9:00pm every night in Sirba Hall, We invite you to participate in the reenactment and to join us for the community celebration.
Reflection and Participation
As we participate in this reenactment, let us reflect on our own hearts. How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? How are we saying "yes" to Him, and where are we saying "no"? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
The Celebration
Each evening, a couple dressed as Joseph and Mary, accompanied by musicians and followers carrying candles or torches, will visit a designated "door." The group, known as the peregrinos, will engage in a dramatic exchange with the posaderos, who represent the inn-keepers of Bethlehem. The posaderos will initially reject the peregrinos, only to eventually welcome them.
Community Celebration
Once the peregrinos are admitted, the community will come together to celebrate. Traditional foods, such as chocolate and biscochitos, will be shared, and songs will be sung. A piñata in the shape of a seven-pointed star will be smashed, symbolizing the star that guided the Magi.
We look forward to celebrating Las Posadas with you!
Las Posadas
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition.
Each evening will include a rosary, a sung reenactment of Mary and Joseph searching for room, and will finish with appetizers and fellowship.
How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
What is Las Posadas?
Las Posadas: A Cherished Advent TraditionLas Posadas: A Cherished Advent Tradition
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition that originated in Spain and is still widely celebrated in Mexico, Latin America, and North America. This nine-night celebration, which takes place from December 15 to December 23, commemorates the journey of Joseph and Mary as they searched for shelter in Bethlehem.
Schedule and Participation
The celebration will take place from December 15 to December 23. 7:00pm-9:00pm every night in Sirba Hall, We invite you to participate in the reenactment and to join us for the community celebration.
Reflection and Participation
As we participate in this reenactment, let us reflect on our own hearts. How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? How are we saying "yes" to Him, and where are we saying "no"? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
The Celebration
Each evening, a couple dressed as Joseph and Mary, accompanied by musicians and followers carrying candles or torches, will visit a designated "door." The group, known as the peregrinos, will engage in a dramatic exchange with the posaderos, who represent the inn-keepers of Bethlehem. The posaderos will initially reject the peregrinos, only to eventually welcome them.
Community Celebration
Once the peregrinos are admitted, the community will come together to celebrate. Traditional foods, such as chocolate and biscochitos, will be shared, and songs will be sung. A piñata in the shape of a seven-pointed star will be smashed, symbolizing the star that guided the Magi.
We look forward to celebrating Las Posadas with you!
Las Posadas
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition.
Each evening will include a rosary, a sung reenactment of Mary and Joseph searching for room, and will finish with appetizers and fellowship.
How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
What is Las Posadas?
Las Posadas: A Cherished Advent TraditionLas Posadas: A Cherished Advent Tradition
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition that originated in Spain and is still widely celebrated in Mexico, Latin America, and North America. This nine-night celebration, which takes place from December 15 to December 23, commemorates the journey of Joseph and Mary as they searched for shelter in Bethlehem.
Schedule and Participation
The celebration will take place from December 15 to December 23. 7:00pm-9:00pm every night in Sirba Hall, We invite you to participate in the reenactment and to join us for the community celebration.
Reflection and Participation
As we participate in this reenactment, let us reflect on our own hearts. How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? How are we saying "yes" to Him, and where are we saying "no"? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
The Celebration
Each evening, a couple dressed as Joseph and Mary, accompanied by musicians and followers carrying candles or torches, will visit a designated "door." The group, known as the peregrinos, will engage in a dramatic exchange with the posaderos, who represent the inn-keepers of Bethlehem. The posaderos will initially reject the peregrinos, only to eventually welcome them.
Community Celebration
Once the peregrinos are admitted, the community will come together to celebrate. Traditional foods, such as chocolate and biscochitos, will be shared, and songs will be sung. A piñata in the shape of a seven-pointed star will be smashed, symbolizing the star that guided the Magi.
We look forward to celebrating Las Posadas with you!
Las Posadas
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition.
Each evening will include a rosary, a sung reenactment of Mary and Joseph searching for room, and will finish with appetizers and fellowship.
How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
What is Las Posadas?
Las Posadas: A Cherished Advent TraditionLas Posadas: A Cherished Advent Tradition
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition that originated in Spain and is still widely celebrated in Mexico, Latin America, and North America. This nine-night celebration, which takes place from December 15 to December 23, commemorates the journey of Joseph and Mary as they searched for shelter in Bethlehem.
Schedule and Participation
The celebration will take place from December 15 to December 23. 7:00pm-9:00pm every night in Sirba Hall, We invite you to participate in the reenactment and to join us for the community celebration.
Reflection and Participation
As we participate in this reenactment, let us reflect on our own hearts. How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? How are we saying "yes" to Him, and where are we saying "no"? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
The Celebration
Each evening, a couple dressed as Joseph and Mary, accompanied by musicians and followers carrying candles or torches, will visit a designated "door." The group, known as the peregrinos, will engage in a dramatic exchange with the posaderos, who represent the inn-keepers of Bethlehem. The posaderos will initially reject the peregrinos, only to eventually welcome them.
Community Celebration
Once the peregrinos are admitted, the community will come together to celebrate. Traditional foods, such as chocolate and biscochitos, will be shared, and songs will be sung. A piñata in the shape of a seven-pointed star will be smashed, symbolizing the star that guided the Magi.
We look forward to celebrating Las Posadas with you!
Las Posadas
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition.
Each evening will include a rosary, a sung reenactment of Mary and Joseph searching for room, and will finish with appetizers and fellowship.
How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
What is Las Posadas?
Las Posadas: A Cherished Advent TraditionLas Posadas: A Cherished Advent Tradition
Las Posadas, which translates to "The Inns," is a centuries-old Advent tradition that originated in Spain and is still widely celebrated in Mexico, Latin America, and North America. This nine-night celebration, which takes place from December 15 to December 23, commemorates the journey of Joseph and Mary as they searched for shelter in Bethlehem.
Schedule and Participation
The celebration will take place from December 15 to December 23. 7:00pm-9:00pm every night in Sirba Hall, We invite you to participate in the reenactment and to join us for the community celebration.
Reflection and Participation
As we participate in this reenactment, let us reflect on our own hearts. How are we welcoming Jesus into our lives? How are we saying "yes" to Him, and where are we saying "no"? Let us use this celebration as an opportunity to open our hearts and minds to the true meaning of Christmas.
The Celebration
Each evening, a couple dressed as Joseph and Mary, accompanied by musicians and followers carrying candles or torches, will visit a designated "door." The group, known as the peregrinos, will engage in a dramatic exchange with the posaderos, who represent the inn-keepers of Bethlehem. The posaderos will initially reject the peregrinos, only to eventually welcome them.
Community Celebration
Once the peregrinos are admitted, the community will come together to celebrate. Traditional foods, such as chocolate and biscochitos, will be shared, and songs will be sung. A piñata in the shape of a seven-pointed star will be smashed, symbolizing the star that guided the Magi.
We look forward to celebrating Las Posadas with you!
Joyful Family Festival
Come Celebrate Gaudete Sunday with us!! We will have FREE kids games, lunch for purchase, and then you end the afternoon with the Hark the Herald Angel Musical put on by our youth choir!
Hark the Harold Angel
Our Youth Musical Group is performing in Hark the Herold Angel! Come get your tickets now
Get your Tickets HERE!
Joyful Hands & Welcoming Hearts
Volunteer Dinner and Training!
All volunteers who use Sirba Hall kitchen and those who are Mass greeters.
This will be a night of fellowship, dinner, a talk on hospitality, and breakout sessions on kitchen use and greeting.
Thank you for all you do!
The Holy Influence of Beauty - Seven Sisters Apostolate
Join the Seven Sisters Apostolate for their 12th Annual St Paul and Minneapolis Archdiocesan day of Reflection and Renewal:
The Holy Influence of Beauty - through the priesthood, through the saints, and through our prayers
Check-in begins at 7:15 am, the day ends at 2:30pm, and will include:
-Fellowship and vendor visits
-Holy Mass with Archbishop Hebda
-Reflections from Fr Joseph Johnson, Fr Lennie Andrie and Fr Spencer Howe
-Delicious Luncheon
-Schola of priests
-Vintage vestment display and much much more!
You do not need to be a current sister to attend, please book here
Puzzle Palooza
Join us for an afternoon of puzzles, snacks, conversation, and a puzzle exchange! Whether you're a seasoned puzzler or just in it for the snacks, everyone is welcome!
Alpha
Everyone is welcome! You’re invited no matter what your background or beliefs, Alpha is for you! Each week we will begin with a shared meal, followed by a short video and a time for discussion about life’s big questions! At Alpha you can ask anything - it’s a safe space to question life, faith and meaning. See page dedicated to Alpha
Well Read Women
Love great stories and meaningful conversations? Come be a part of our Book Club, where we dive into captivating reads, share insights, and enjoy good company! For more info or to sign up, contact Julie Esboldt (esboldtj@mmsaschool.org)
MOMBA LEAGUE Championship
Join our young adults for the close of the season Championship where all the teams complete one last time!
CEND
Come join our young adult professionals for adoration at 6:30pm followed by a social and a talk by a guest speaker!
Bicycle Blessing
Join us at Maternity of Mary at 10:00am for the bicycle blessing! After the blessing, some riders will be heading all the way to Stillwater—but you're welcome to join us for any portion of the ride.
Food Truck Festival
Come join us at the Maternity of Mary Neighborhood Food Truck Festival! We will have live music, kids games and food trucks such as Eggroll Queen, Gray Duck Concessions, and Tatertot Temptations! This will be a night of fun, food, and fellowship!
Motorcycle Blessing and Ride
Come join us at Holy Childhood Campus for the Motorcycle blessing and Ride!
Fotus Fuus
Come join our fun youth ministry event for our middle schoolers and highschoolers! Every night will have a different focus and game! We will meet on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday!
Fotus Fuus
Come join our fun youth ministry event for our middle schoolers and highschoolers! Every night will have a different focus and game! We will meet on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday!
Fotus Fuus
Come join our fun youth ministry event for our middle schoolers and highschoolers! Every night will have a different focus and game! We will meet on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday!
ARISE Summer Performance
Please mark your calendars for the children’s production of Emmaus- Seek and be Found this July!
6pm on Saturday July 19th and 2pm July 20th!