Historic Saint Mary of Victories Catholic Church, just south of the Gateway Arch, is a splendid and unique part of the heritage of old Saint Louis.
Founded in 1843 for German immigrants, it became the city's Hungarian Catholic Church and cultural center in 1956. Its acclaimed architecture, beautiful old paintings, ornate statuary and noted historical personalities have earned it a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. It is one of the few consecrated churches in the Archdiocese of St. Louis, and has a magnificent high altar with hundreds of sacred relics.
Saint Mary’s accordingly offers a classically reverent style of worship in proclaiming the joy of Christ's Gospel to locals and tourists alike. The 11 a.m. Sunday Mass is mainly in English, with a touch of Hungarian in Scripture and song.
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11:00 AM Sunday - Third Sunday ONLY
Ordinary Form Mass, Traditional Music, Some Latin
Hungarian Lunch After Mass - Usually $10
Confessions: Sundays at 10:30 am
Tours Conducted Sundays after Mass
The Facilties are Not Open Other Sundays Of the Month (No Lunch)
THERE IS NO DAILY MASS AT SMV CHAPEL
Latin Ordinary Form Mass with Gregorian Chant - One Saturday Per Month
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Note: the 7 pm Saturday and 9 am Sunday Masses have been discontinued.
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