Our Lady of Victory Basilica (Lackawanna, New York) - Gallery

Gallery

  • Artwork on the ceiling of the Basilica.

  • The engraving on top of the front entrance bearing the name of Our Lady of Victory.

  • The interior of the Basilica.

  • A sign welcoming visitors to Father Nelson Baker's Basilica and parish.

  • A close up of one of the 14 marble Stations of the Cross statues.

  • One of the five unique saints statue altars lining the rear wall behind the Main Altar.

  • One of the several statues of the Blessed Mother found inside the basilica.

  • A side view of the Great Dome exterior.

  • A close up view of the Great Dome exterior.

  • A front view of the basilica's twin towers.

  • The main altar.

  • The giant murals depicted on the interior ceiling of the basilica.

  • One of the tabernacles inside the basilica.

  • Another one of the tabernacles inside the basilica.

  • A panning shot of the side and front exterior.

  • A pan down shot of the grotto shrine to Our Lady of Lourdes containing the sacrophagus that holds Father Nelson Baker's remains.

  • A pan down shot from the Great Dome to the main altar.

  • A circular pan shot showing the detail of the artwork and stained glass windows on the interior of the Great Dome.

  • A tracking shot of a few of the saint altars that line the rear wall behind the main altar.

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