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Religious Education Registration
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August 4Registration for Religious Education Classes for the year 2020 - 2021 is open! First day of class is Saturday, October 3rd. Please call the rectory for more information.Read More
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NEW SCHEDULE OF MASSES
Our Lady of Victories is inviting our faithful community to attend our Public Masses.
Saturday - Vigil Mass - 5 pm (Bilingual) It will be live-streaming in Facebook for those who can not attend Mass in person (if sick or part of the population in risk)
Sunday - Mass in Spanish at 8 am & 1 pm
Mass in English at 10:30 am
Tuesday - Mass in Spanish at 7 pm
Thursday - Mass & Novena in honor to St. Jude at 9:30 am & 12 Noon
Friday - Mass in English at 12 Noon followed by Adoration until 5 pm -
New regulations - Please Read Before you come to Mass
! ATENTION!
Please read these safety regulations carefully before you come to the church.
By entering, you promise to comply with these new regulations.
if you think you cannot follow these regulations,
please abstain from entering the church for Mass.
Please be patient. These regulations are for your own protection,
also to protect your family and the parish communityIf you are coughing, have fever or respiratory problems, or you are covid-19 positive, please abstain from coming inside the church.
If you are part of the population at risk and/or 65 years old or older and you opt to come to mass, you are doing so under your own risk and you need to take extra precaution and protection.
The dispensation to attend Sunday Mass remains in effect for those who cannot attend Mass, you can follow the Mass (Vigil Mass that counts for the Sunday Mass) every Saturday at 5 pm. Please look for us in facebook as: “Our Lady of Victories & Lourdes churches” o in our webpage at: olvjude.org
The entrance is the one by the corner of the church only.
Please come 20 mins before the mass.
Our Church has limited seating capacity. please be patient. If you couldn’t enter in the scheduled mass, please wait for the following Mass.
Mass lasts only 30 mins. – if you come late, you won’t be allowed to enter the church and you have to wait for the next Mass.
At the entrance, we will verify if you are wearing the mask correctly, we will take your temperature and we will provide hand sanitizer.
Everybody (adults and children 2 and up) must wear mask that covers your nose and mouth – please keep using the mask at all times.
Keep your social distance to 6 ft or more all the time.
Families in the same household can sit together but 6 ft away from others.
There will be not access to the bathrooms, only if it is extremely urgent. remember the Mass lasts only 30 mins.
Children should be supervised by adults, no children are allowed to run during Mass.
Absolutely nobody in the parish hall.
No contact during the mass, except if between members of the same household.
At the moment of receiving the Eucharist, please wait for the ushers to guide you in an orderly manner and keeping social distance in the line.
The Body of Christ should be received in the hand, not in the mouth. there will be no distribution of the Blood of Jesus in the chalice.
At dismissal, please leave the church in order & always keeping social distance. Please don’t stay in the church –we need to empty out the church for disinfection in preparation for the following Mass.
We need your collaboration. At the beginning it will be difficult for all of us,
but remember that we need to help each other for the wellbeing of
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IMportant notice if you are attending Mass in person
If you are planning to attend our Masses, please take in consideration:
- Please be patient. This is our first time too and we are trying to offer the best of our presence in Christ. At the beginning it would be difficult for us and for you but, with God's help, we will get to use to the new "normalcy"
- Don't come if: you feel sick and/or you are part of the population in risk. - You can can join us in Facebook for the live-streaming of the Vigil Mass every Saturday at 5 pm.
- Expect to be checked for temperature at the entrance.
- Wear a mask and apply Social Distance at all times during the Mass. -
Welcome to the Website of Our Lady of Victories Parish!
Please feel free to visit the pages of our Parish Site, learn more about who we are as a community of faith and the services our parish provides. If you are thinking about moving to the greater Paterson area, we invite you to make Our Lady of Victories your parish home. We are a welcoming community.
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Bienvenido al Website de la Parroquia de Nuestra Senora de las Victorias!
Por favor sientase libre para visitar las paginas de nuestra parroquia, aprenda mas sobre quienes somos como comunidad de fe y los servicios que nuestra parroquia provee. Si usted esta pensando en mudarse para el area de Paterson, le invitamos que haga de la parroquia de Nuestra Senora de las Victorias su casa. Somos una comunidad que le da la bienvenida.
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Mission Statement
We, the parish family of Our Lady of Victories Roman Catholic Church in downtown Paterson, located in the Diocese of Paterson, New Jersey strive to be open to the Holy Spirit and become a community of sincere and faithful followers of Jesus Christ.
Our mission as a community of believers within the Diocese of Paterson is to be a people that is visible, caring, supportive, and that embraces and celebrates our cultural diversity. Nourished by the Eucharist and sustained by the Word of God, the Body of Christ, we go forth into the world to act with justice, to love tenderly, and to walk humbly with our God. It is our intention, with the help of God, to carry our mission into the future.
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Declaracion de Nuestra Mision
Nosotros, la familia parroquial de la Iglesia Romana Catolica de Nuestra Senora de las Victorias en el centro de Paterson, y las areas alrededores, localizada en la Diocesis de Paterson- New Jersey luchan para estar abiertos para el Espiritu Santo y convertirnos en una comunidad sincera de fieles seguidores de Jesus Cristo.
Nuestra mision como una comunidad de creyentes en la Diocesis de Paterson es de ser un pueblo que es visible, que se preocupa, que apoya, y que abraza, y celebra nuestra cultura de diversidad. Alimentados por la Eucaristia y sostenidos por la Palabra de Dios, nosotros el cuerpo de Cristo, vamos adelante dentro de un mundo para actuar con justicia, amar tiernamente, y caminar humildemente con nuestro Dios. Es nuestra intencion, con la ayuda de Dios, la de llevar nuestra mision hacia el futuro.
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CONTACT
Our Lady of Victories
100 Fair Street
Paterson, New Jersey 07501
(973) 279-0487
olvjude@gmail.com
Rev. Raimundo Rivera
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Weekly Offertory and Donations during Church Closing due the COVID- 19
We need your help to continue our mission! Our Church is closed due the COVID-19 Emergency. Now more than ever, we need your prayers and financial suppport to help us to pay our regular bills. Please send your donation to http://helpmyparish.thankyou4caring.org or mail your offertory to our mailing address: 100 Fair St. - Paterson, NJ 07501.
Thank you for your prayers and continuous support!
!Necesitamos su ayuda para continuar nuestra mision! Nuestra Iglesia esta cerrada por esta emergencia debido al COVID19 y ahora mas que nunca, necesitamos de sus oraciones y apoyo financiero para ayudarnos a pagar nuestras facturas. Por favor envie su donacion via internet con el link http://helpmyparish.thankyou4caring.org o enviandola a nuestra direccion postal al 100 Fair St. - Paterson, NJ 07501
!Gracias por sus oraciones y continua ayuda! -
Documents
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Adoration Times
- Friday: 1:00 PM to 5:30 PM Every Friday
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News From the Beacon
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October 22
Bishop Kevin Sweeney was the main celebrant and homilist for the Diocese’s sixth annual Firefighters Red Mass on Oct. 13 at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Paterson. The Mass honored a firefighter who died in the line of duty and five active duty firefighters who died in the past year. Concelebrating the Mass with the Bishop were Msgr. Geno Sylva, St. John’s rector and diocesan vicar of special projects, and Father Brendan Murray, a retired diocesan priest who has served as a fire chaplain.Read More -
October 22
On Palm Sunday, Dan Venezia, a personal trainer, life coach and former pro baseball player, landed in the hospital, gasping for breath and trying to hold on to hope in God while fighting his toughest — and deadliest — opponent: COVID-19. A parishioner of the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Paterson, he engaged in the fight of his life using his own “playbook” with strategies to strengthen his spirit, mind and body — in that order — to help defeat this fearsome enemy.Read More -
October 22
Bishop Kevin Sweeney made a pastoral visit to St. Joseph’s Rest Home in Paterson run by the Daughters of Charity of the Most Precious Blood on Oct. 12. The facility is home for elderly women, who are surrounded with a warm and homelike atmosphere under the care of the sisters. During the visit, the Bishop celebrated Mass in the chapel that was attended by the Precious Blood Sisters and residents of the healthcare facility. Sister Alphonsa Kunnel marked her 50th jubilee in religious life at the Mass.Read More
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 EPH 5:21-33Responsorial Psalm PS 128:1-2, 3, 4-5Gospel LK 13:18-21
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News from the Vatican
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When Pope Francis said gay people have a right to be in a family and that gay couples needed some form of civil law to protect their rights, he was not saying that gay couples should have a right to...
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As Pope Francis faces mounting criticism for not wearing a face mask amid a sharp rise in coronavirus cases in Italy and the rest of Europe, a Vatican official has acknowledged that the pope is at...
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The Catholic Church needs to rediscover its maternal heart and the world needs Mary's motherly guidance so it can become a place where everyone is welcomed as brothers and sisters, Pope Francis said.
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