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Virgen de Guadalupe

The people who cross our border pack among their scanty belongings a picture of the Virgin of Guadalupe.

The face of the Virgin and the story of her meeting with Juan Diego (the Aztec declared a saint by Pope John Paul II) symbolize the powerful and dramatic birth of a community.

With her dark skin and facial features combining both the white and the brown races, Guadalupe liberates the capacity and the courage of indigenous people to travel the path of building a community.


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Service To Others

Over twenty thousand migrant workers labor in the fields of our community.

The overwhelming majority of these migrant workers are our Catholic brothers and sisters.

The Community of Our Lady of Guadalupe is a ministry dedicated to helping them, and to building a bridge between the migrant community and all other faith communities of the Diocese of Rochester.

  • Sunday Mass in Spanish
  • Celebration of the Sacraments
  • Celebration of Feast Days
  • Celebration of Special Events: Our Lady of Guadalupe, Day of the Dead, Biennvenida
  • Youth Ministry
  • Gathering and Building the Community
  • Instruction in the Faith for Children and Adults
  • Bible Study
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How You Can Help

Support social justice and our outreach efforts.

You can help by giving time as a volunteer, or by donating items or services. Financial gifts are also welcome, and tax-deductible.

Contact us to learn more.

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The Migrant Community

"Welcome the strangers who live in your land... Treat them as your own, for you were once strangers in an alien land."

- Leviticus 19 : 33-34

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