Exodus 90 is a journey of prayer, asceticism, and brotherhood that has helped over 100,000 men break free from bad habits, distractions, and lukewarm prayer. Join us at either the morning (8-9am) or evening session (5:30-6:30pm).
All men are invited to this new group to grow in prayer and deepen our relationships with Christ and others. For January, we are returning to read and reflect upon acclaimed Catholic author and psychologist Greg Popcak’s book, The BeDaditudes.
Exodus 90 is a journey of prayer, asceticism, and brotherhood that has helped over 100,000 men break free from bad habits, distractions, and lukewarm prayer. Join us at either the morning (8-9am) or evening session (5:30-6:30pm).
All men are invited to this new group to grow in prayer and deepen our relationships with Christ and others. For January, we are returning to read and reflect upon acclaimed Catholic author and psychologist Greg Popcak’s book, The BeDaditudes.
Exodus 90 is a journey of prayer, asceticism, and brotherhood that has helped over 100,000 men break free from bad habits, distractions, and lukewarm prayer. Join us at either the morning (8-9am) or evening session (5:30-6:30pm).
Archbishop Hebda has a dream: a dream in which all Catholics are in a small group. He dreams such things because being in small groups can help our faith come more fully to life, can help people come to know Jesus better. Small groups helped spread the good news of Jesus in the earliest days of the Church and they can do it again today.
Don't journey through life alone- join a small group today!
Current Small Groups
To see our current offerings of small groups, visit archspm.groupvitals.com/groupfinder. Use the Parish filter to search for Nativity of Our Lord. Select the group you're interested in and fill out the inquiry box on the right hand side. The small group leader should contact you on how to join.
Lent Season 2026 - Content on Sunday as the Lord’s Day Week after Ash Wednesday, February 18 until Holy Week
Lenten Visio Divina-SixThursday eveningsof Lent– Likelectiodivina, butusingcontemplation of sacred art.Finalmeeting will be at theMinneapolis Institute of Artto seethe works pondered. Enriching Your Sundays–Three Sunday afternoons, 2/22, 3/1, 3/8–Study ofPope St. John Paul II’sDies Dominiapostolic letter on the meaning of Sunday and the reasons for living it as a day set apart. Reclaiming Sundays. Seriously!–Three Tuesday evenings, 2/24, 3/3, 3/10-The archdiocese has provided monthly videos and ideas for reclaiming Sundays, highlighted by ourFamily Corneritems in the bulletin. We’ll share our successes andstruggleswithSundays, andlearn ways to make them more fruitful. Stewardship: Beyond the Money!–Three Tuesday evenings, 3/17, 3/24, 3/31-Steward: one who receives God’s gifts gratefully, uses them generously, and cultivates themfaithfully. Discussion of videos by Father Marc Paveglio, Pastor of St. Rose of Lima. OCIA/RCIA Alumni-Every other Sunday morningin Lentafter 7:30 am Mass-All adults who received the Rites of Initiation through OCIA (formerly RCIA) are invited to join a newly formed small group of new adult Catholics. The purpose of the group is to accompany each other as we grow in Catholic formation through prayer and learning in community. Men’s Fellowship– Every Tuesday in Steiner Hall,6:45-8:15 am.-Assisting one another to grow in prayer, deepen our relationship with Christ, our families,andeachother. Why not try something new this Lent? Make this Lent yourbest ever!Click here for further details, orcontact Emily Meyer at the parish office (emeyer@nativitystpaul.org), or Randall McClure (randallmcc715@gmail.com).
Nativity of Our Lord would like to expand the number of groups running this Fall and in Lent.
We'd also like to come up with some more "creatively" themed small groups, thinkofgroups based on various things, including:
- neighborhood groups - groupsusing a certain spirituality - areas of scripturestudy - additional demographics like "empty-nesters", Scouting families, families with high schoolers, etc. - groups of families
- type or theme of group - who or sorts of people who would be in your group - what sort of topic your group would be interested in - some times youas the leaderwould be able to meet - whether you want to fill your own group, allow open enrollment in the parish, or both
Emilyand Randall,andothers, will be there to support you as you craft and fill your group. Thank you.
In addition to the Reclaiming Sundays monthly prayer and activity guide, Father Tollefson and our Small Group team are recommending Dr. Michael Naughton’s book on keeping the Lord’s Day, Getting Work Right, for small group and parishioner use this Fall.
Audience: Parish-wide, Small Groups
Intermediate level
Activity - Living the Gift of Sunday- Archdiocese of Milwaukee
Lent is coming on February 18 and it’s the perfect time to focus on growing in our faith. Why not do it together in a small group, for friendship, support, and consistency? Click here for some new small groups that are looking for participants.
Men, are you up for a challenge in 2026? Exodus 90 is a journey of prayer, asceticism, and brotherhood that has helped over 100,000 men break free from bad habits, distractions, and lukewarm prayer. The challenge begins January 5! Click here for details.