Our Lady of Grace R.C. Church:

The parish of Our Lady of Grace, one of the oldest Catholic parishes in the United States, was founded in 1851 under the guidence of the Reverend Antonio Cauvin. The existing church was erected circa 1878 using a design by Francis George Himpler, a Hoboken resident.

Our church is considered one of the first in the United States to be built in the German Gothic style and once the largest church in the state of New Jersey.

A National Historic site
Thanks to the hard work of many parishioners, Our Lady of Grace recieved a matching grant from the New Jersey Historical Trust in 1998 to refurbish and repair the building and it's art.

Come feel the mystery and the history at Our Lady of Grace.

EASTER COLLECTION CLOSES
Next Sunday, the Feast of Pentecost, we close out our Easter collection. Please help us reach our goal of $27,000.

MOTHER'S DAY EVENTS
This Mother's Day, May 11, we will offer a special blessing and a gift for all mothers present. We will crown the Blessed Mother statue on the corner of 4th and Willow. The 10:30 Mass procession will lead right to the statue and the children who celebrated First Holy Communion will crown her.

NEXT SUNDAY SOCIAL; MAY 18

Next Sunday is Hospitality Sunday hosted by the OLG FUNFEST Committee. Please plan to join us in the choir room after all the Masses.

3 WEEKS TO FUNFEST
The OLG FUNFEST is three weeks away, Sunday, June 1, from 10 AM to 7 PM in Church Square Park. We need your help!

VENDORS WANTED
Our Lady of Grace will host its third annual Festival – the OLG Funfest – on Sunday, June 1st from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. The Festival committee is currently accepting applications for vendors from area restaurants, retailers, non-food vendors and non-profit organizations.

Today's Readings

DAILY MASS We celebrate daily Mass in the chapel on Clinton Street at 12:30 PM Monday through Friday, at 8:00 AM on Saturday and at 7 PM Monday through Thursday. The chapel is air-conditioned and you may park in the Willow Avenue lot in the morning and in the Clinton St. lot in the evening.
			The Newark Arch Diocese	The Holy See

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