Welcome to Our Lady of Grace and St. Joseph, two of the most deeply-rooted and oldest Roman Catholic churches in the United States. As of January 2008, we merged into one parish. We would like to extend a warm greeting to you and encourage you to explore the ministries and activities that occur in our parish.
We are a large community that is here to help fulfill your spiritual needs as well as help you find some peace in the busy Hoboken and Jersey City areas. We are here to help support you locally as you live the Catholic faith in a global society, and we welcome you to share your talents and interests with us. Each day we strive to create a spirit-filled and service-oriented parish that is a beacon of faith, hope, and love not only within our community but in our society as well.
Please feel free to visit us at any time, join us at one of our Masses, or attend one of our events. Welcome to our parish, and we look forward to growing in faith with you!
We invite you to attend our Lenten Speaker Series -- "From Hate to Hope: How Do We Belong?" -- on six successive Wednesdays at the end (7:30 PM) of the 7 PM Mass in the Parish Center at 411 Clinton Street. Each speaker will describe the concerning situation, any experience of prejudice and how we can turn the corner to a positive situation. Admission is free; all are welcome. Here's the schedule. Please join us!
The OLG & St. Joseph Young Adult Group has a ton of great events scheduled for this winter -- check out the lineup here! If you are between the ages of 20 to 40, we encourage you to come out, make new friends and deepen your faith!
Andy Fellows, our Pastoral Associate, hosts spiritual, service and social events for our young adults. Please spread the word. For more info, contact him at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.! You can also check out our social media pages - links on our website homepage!
The 2023 Archbishop's Annual Appeal is now underway, and we need your support! The Annual Appeal will fund essential programs and ministries at the heart of our Catholic mission in our four counties – namely to proclaim the Gospel, to pass on the faith to future generations, particularly through the celebration of the sacraments, and to care for the poor and those on the margins. Among the many important programs that receive funding are the operating costs for the new homeless shelter that is being built at St. Lucy's near the Holland Tunnel, right in our backyard!
Please help our parish meet our goal of $31,000 and hopefully our stretch goal of $32,000. If every person, couple or family pledges and pays $100, we will go over our goal. If we collect more than our stretch goal and it is paid in by June 30, 2023, we get a two percent reduction in our annual parish assessment, which is a considerable financial break for us.
Over the Feb. 4 weekend, we will do an in-pew appeal at all the Masses and ask you to make a pledge that can be paid over a period of time. Afterward, pledge envelopes can be found on the tables at the back of the churches. Or if you prefer, you can donate online and learn more about how the funds are used by clicking this link.
Our Religious Gift Shop in OLG Church is open after select Sunday Masses. We welcome volunteers. If you are interested, contact Janet Shearer at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call the Parish Center at 201-659-0369.
Tickets for the parish's bimonthly raffle are available after Mass. The next winner will be drawn on April 24. You may take some tickets home to sell to family, neighbors and co-workers. Or contact Socorro Martinez at the Parish Center (201-659-0369), and she will mail them to you. Thank you for your support!
The 2023 Mass books are open for in-person reservations at each church during office hours. You may also complete and mail in or drop off the reservation sheet on the church tables.
It is customary to reserve Mass intentions, which are printed in the bulletin and announced at Mass. You may reserve Masses for the deceased and also for living intentions like a birthday or wedding anniversary. If you plan to notify someone about the intention, we have Mass cards for living and deceased.
Have you connected with the parish yet on social media? Don't miss out -- follow the parish's Facebook and Instagram pages to catch the latest news and events, and don't forget to tag us in any parish-related photos that you post on Facebook or Instagram. Links to all the parish's social media accounts can be found on the left side of our webpage. Check us out today!
WEEKEND LITURGIES
Saturday Vigil at OLG - 5 PM
Sunday at OLG - 9 AM, 10:30 AM, 1:30 PM (Spanish), 7:30 PM
Sunday at St. Joseph - 10 AM (Spanish), 12 PM (English)
DAILY MASS IN OLG CHAPEL
Monday to Friday - 12:30 PM
Monday to Thursday - 7 PM