Is opened to the public daily from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm and is once again allowing visitors access to pray at the Stations of the Cross. The Chapel is opened to visitors and is currently being restored and we asked our visitors for their patience.
We asked our visitors when visiting the Chapel and surrounding area associated with the Shrine:
The seeds of the building of the Shrine of Our Lady of the Sierras may trace back to the forming of the Huachuca Mountains that were formed eons ago by ourCreator in Southeast Arizona. In early times when the Native Americans occupied the area, legend confirms the mountains already had spiritual meaning to them.
Welcome of our new redesign website. In an effort to keep our visitors up to date, we will post pictures of the latest restoration. Please visit the gallery for the latest pictures of the Chapel being restored and surrounding area.
Message from Our Blessed Mother, December 21, 2012
On Friday evening supporting priests, 7 deacons and a group of 340 pilgrims gathered for a special rosary and Mass on the anticipation that Our blessed Mother would again honor us with her on site presence. Due to the destructive earlier fire of Mary’s Knoll at the Shrine of Our lady of the Sierras, the event was again held in the large hall at the La Purisima retreat center just below the shrine. As the bi-lingual rosary was concluding the visionary with our two priests in attendance, verbally spoke the following. Visionary: Extensive communicating in tongues as the room filled with angels singing their song of joyful praise and jubilation. Mother…………
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El mensaje en Español.
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