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  I never knew such a gem existed in Wisconsin. I would go back and visit again and again.

  Added May 07, 2017 by Dori Summers
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  Really enjoyed the time spent there to pray and walk the churchgrounds. It's all beautifully well taken care of. I appreciated the prayers at 3 p.m. in the church. The gift shop has a nice selection of anything you could want.

  Added January 03, 2017 by Donna Flees
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  The Shrine takes you out into the Wisconsin countryside where you get a real glimpse of a farming community with devout Catholics and strong religious beliefs. The Shrine is beautiful in its simplicity.
  
  I love the main Church as well as the more intimate chapel shrine in the basement (this is where you can see some of the crutches). Both are super looking

  Added December 13, 2016 by Rickie Meeuwsen
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  Wonderfully peaceful! The new ramp to the main doors of the chapel is beautiful. Also... The handicapped accessible entrance to the lower level is SO helpful for my wheelchair-bound wife.

  Added October 03, 2016 by Jack Janssen