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We, the people of Our Lady of the Visitation parish, believe in Jesus Christ and embrace His teachings.  Inspired by the Holy Spirit, we embrace His call to be the Light of the World through Word, Worship, Community Building and Service to all.

 

The people of Our Lady of the Visitation Church, inspired by Jesus' and Mary's example of openness to the will of God the Father and the Holy Spirit, desire to be faithful stewards of God's gifts to us; and, believe our mission is: To understand the word of God through study, To become examples of Christ's love in the world by caring for one another through communal sharing and service, and to celebrate our joy of understanding and caring through sacraments and prayer.

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Click on Bulletin for up to date information!

Rev. Father Antonio L. da Silva, SDV  Pastor    pastor@olvparamus.org

Rev. Father   Prince Thomas S.D.V.              

Deacons: Peter Emr, Todd Rushing
Parish Secretary: Jeanette Price
Music Director, Organist 

 

Rectory Office Hours:
Monday - Thursday: 9 am to 4 pm
Friday - 9am-12pm
Closed- Saturday, Sunday

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Rectory Telephone Numbers:

Office: 201- 261-6080
Fax: 201-261-2995

Parish Email address:  
jprice@olvparamus.org

 

Director of Faith Formation:
CharleneViger
cviger@olvparamus.org

Secretary - CCD@olvparamus.org

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Everyone is welcome! Please take the
time to register your family at the
rectory office.

​      Mass Schedule
 

  • Weekday masses 7am & 8:45 am in the church.   

  • Saturday Evening: 5:00 pm

  • Sunday masses: 8:30am, 10:30am and 12:00pm.

  • Saturday morning: 9am

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We need your continued

support to keep our parish strong! Please take a moment and give on-line and pray for us.

Faith Formation

CCD Religious  Ed.
Office hours are: 

Monday through Thursday  
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Closed Friday, Saturday and Sundays

 

Please access the Faith Formation tab for more information
 

Phone: 201-265-3812

Director of Faith Formation:
CharleneViger
cviger@olvparamus.org

Secretary - CCD@olvparamus.org


Eucharistic Adoration
&
Confession

Every Monday, from
6:30pm-7:30pm.




 

We continue this season of anticipation and expectation. How special it is. Saint Paul reminds us of those in former times, how they longed for, yearned for the one who was to come as Messiah and Savior of us all. He later would tell us that we are no different, but all are one in Christ Jesus. Today when there is such hate, division, and separateness, we need to seek Jesus who unites not divides. May this be part of our advent prayer this week. ‘Come Lord Jesus.’

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