Our Lady of Victory Church

Echoing another review for this church, I also called the church interested in finding out information to get married here. The woman who answered the phone was incredibly miserable and rudely told me that we couldn’t get married at the church because we were not parishioners, although we live locally and both of us are Catholic. I called back and asked to speak to the Monsignor as I thought her behavior was extremely rude and wanted to inform him of it.
I explained to him what happened and he basically brushed me off and said ok thank you for letting me know. It’s not surprising to me that this church is merging with another in the area likely due to the lack of parishioners and because of miserable people such as her. They could have had a couple who was interested in becoming parishioners and donating to the church for years to come but instead they slammed the door on our faces and acted very un-​Catholic like. No surprise this is why no one is interested in becoming or remaining Catholic in this day and age.

Nicely renovated Catholic church just a few blocks from Wall Street and the NY Fed. Our Lady of Victory Church is across the street from One Chase Manhattan Plaza, an easy walk for tourists from the Millenium Hotel or Downtown Marriott. Church was founded in the 1940s. Intersection of William and Pine Streets.
Chandeliers and stained glass windows are impressive. Not a large church. Saturday evening vigil mass is at 5:15pm and welcoming.

I really like this church. It’s a nice size, young congregation. And the singer on Sunday masses is phenomenal.

A really nice church. Not too big, not too small. Looks pretty new, that, or it must have been renovated recently.

A pretty Catholic church with a great singer. Sunday masses at 7:30am, 10am, and 12:15pm.