Also known as: CN., CN-
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Congregation of the Nativity (abbreviated as CN) is a religious order within the Christian tradition, typically dedicated to honoring and spreading devotion to the Nativity of Jesus Christ. Members of CN often focus their ministry on pastoral care, education, charitable works, and promoting the spiritual values embodied in the birth of Christ—humility, service, and compassion. The order may include priests, brothers, and lay members who live according to specific rules and spiritual disciplines.
Historically, religious congregations like CN have played important roles in community life, founding schools, hospitals, and mission centers. Their work often extends to remote or underserved areas, where they provide not only religious guidance but also social support and humanitarian aid. The name “Congregation of the Nativity” reflects their commitment to living out the message of hope and renewal symbolized by the Nativity story.
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