The Neocatechumenal Way is an itinerary of Christian initiation, inspired by the catechumenate of the early Church, and born in response to the Second Vatican Council’s call for renewal. It is a gift of the Holy Spirit for our time, helping baptized Christians rediscover the riches of their baptism and live the Gospel with joy in the midst of today’s world.

Walking in Faith
This Way is not a course or a program—it is a path. A path of conversion, of listening to the Word of God, and of walking in community. Through liturgy, catechesis, and fraternal life, brothers and sisters encounter the love of God in a concrete way—especially through the announcement of the Kerygma: the Good News that Jesus Christ, risen from the dead, loves us and has given His life to save us.

A Small Community, a Sign of Unity
Here at Nativity Parish, the communities of the Way gather each week to celebrate the Liturgy of the Word and the Eucharist, living the faith in a deep and personal way. In these small communities, people of every background—families, young people, the elderly—support one another, grow in faith, and bear witness in the world that Christ is alive. Through the Way, many have discovered the healing power of forgiveness, the joy of being loved, and a renewed openness to the mission of the Church.

Come and Walk With Us
If you are searching for something more—if you feel a longing for God, for truth, for love—we invite you: Come and see. Come and experience the joy of walking together as a people being formed by the Word of God and the sacraments. The Lord is calling. He walks with us. And He waits for you.