Archdiocesan Marian Shrine, National shrine in Milwaukee, US.
The Archdiocesan Marian Shrine is a Catholic shrine in Milwaukee featuring a small indoor chapel and stone sculptures representing the fifteen rosary mysteries. The site provides space for prayer and religious reflection in an intimate setting.
The shrine was established in 1948 when Dominican Sisters took over the site for religious worship purposes. It became the first shrine in the United States dedicated to Our Lady of Fatima.
The shrine serves as a place where visitors come to pray and contemplate within a peaceful setting. The stone representations of the fifteen rosary mysteries reflect the deep religious significance this location holds for the local Catholic community.
Contact the Archdiocese of Milwaukee before visiting to confirm opening hours and site accessibility. This helps you plan your visit effectively.
A marble statue of Saint Joseph holding Jesus was donated by a brewery worker as a memorial. The sculpture honors the memory of Frederick C. Miller and his son.
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