The statue of Marija Bambina is placed in the hall which is transformed into a chapel for the day. The Mass is normally celebrated by Father John Taliana, Provincial of the MSSP, along with another three co-celebrants. The Maltese Choir of Victoria takes part with Maltese hymns. After a break of half an hour, where those present can have a cup of tea or coffee with some Maltese food, such as pastizzis , mqaret, qaghad tal-ghasel , etc, the program continues with a concert of marches and other music provided by a marching band. The Saturday after, the Vitorja Dance is held.
People enter the dance floors with flags, banners etc. and dance to the music of the brass band.
A lot of distinguished guest attend this dinner dance such as the Consul General of Malta in Victoria, Mr Clemente Zammit and Mrs Zammit. Then on Sunday is the day of the Feast of Vitorja. In this very church the early Maltese had their marriages, baptisms and funerals there and these early settlers remember this church very well. This year the Mass was celebrated by our new Auxiliary Bishop of Melbourne, Mons. Joseph Grech, with around 12 co-celebrants.