Elmhurst School’s Living Nativity

By QNS Editorial Posted on December 18, 2014

School children take their bows after presenting a living story about the birth of Jesus in Scripture and song at St. Adalbert Church in Elmhurst. The play was co-sponsored by the Secular Franciscan Fraternity. The boys and girls presented the re-enactment that began in 1223 in Greccio, Italy and is known as a “Greccio.”

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