5.0Grotto of Our Lady Lourdes(344 reviews) - Absolutely Stunning Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites
The Grotto is a location on campus that you shouldn’t pass up. It is a perfect place to pray and an ideal place for taking photos! I recommend going before or the day after the football games because they can become quite crowded. There were plenty of candles available for people to light up and there is a donation box. I highly recommend visiting!See more..
Unique open-to-the-air church, designed by Philip Cortelyou Johnson, features a walled garden measuring 130 X 230 feet and a magnificent 50-foot dome resembling Ibscacan architecture.See more..
We traveled here as a family for Spring Break 2014. The Shrine of the Christ's Passion is right next to the main road, so you can see some of the stations of the cross from the road, and the Our Lady of the New Millennium. As a family we enjoyed going through all the stations, and listening to Bill Curtis narrate us through each of them. Such beautiful bronze sculptures, and landscaping around the Shrine. We came here during lent, and really opened our young children's eyes as to what Jesus went through for us. It was moving. This place has a wonderful gift shop and very nice employees that explained to us everything about the Shrine of Christ's Passion.See more..
We visited on a Saturday afternoon and we were able to take a tour of the temple area. The woman was very kind and knowledgeable. The temple area is so beautiful. We then walked around the grounds and I loved how quiet and peaceful it was. The koi pond needs some work, hopefully they can get that fixed up. I'm sure it can be a wonderful area to sit and relax. They have 4 cabins you can rent, they're so cute! I may do that the next time I'm in Bloomington. There is a nice little gift shop and the man working there was very enjoyable to talk to. I bought The Book of Joy and several souvenirs. I definitely recommend anyone to visit!See more..
Just happened upon this beautiful place by accident. Decided to go inside and so happy that we did. The monastery dates back to 1867. There are wonderful women there who are so happy to tell you about the history of the Abbey. The grounds are beautiful and such an inspiration. The cemetery was interesting, peaceful and serene. There is a gift shop on site as well with wonderful cookies. They also have a brewery with the most delicious pretzels and craft beer. Well worth the visit. fun, spiritual and interestingSee more..
5.0North Christian Church(52 reviews) - Try to Visit in the Morning Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites
North Christian Church is entered though a dense grove of trees to the East and the morning sun lights up its magnificent roof and and spire. So, if you can, try to see it in the same light Saarinen intended for its parishioners.See more..
Saw the signs for Saint Meinrad on the way to Santa Claus (where we were staying). Stopped at Saint Meinrad on the way back. A bit of a drive, but well worth it. We did a free, self-guiding tour starting with the church itself. Also did the rock garden and took photos of some of the statues and monuments. Entire place was peaceful, serene and beautiful. Everyone we saw was friendly, even if we were asking a dumb question.See more..
This is the beginning of the renaissance of modern Architecture in Columbus. hen I first sa it I thought it as almost ugly. hen the concepts were described to us and we went inside I came to love everything about it. This alone is worth the price of the tour. Must either read up on it or take the tour and have it explained. See more..
4.5St. Bartholomew Catholic Church(33 reviews) - A vibrant and active church community Wednesday: 7:30 AM - 3:00 PM Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites
The building is beautiful and the people are even better. For a meaningful service, great music, great sermons stop in for a visit.See more..
4.5St. Peter's Lutheran Church(18 reviews) - An amazing example of architecture in this church Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites
This church is within the local region of high architectural interest in Columbus. If you are in the area and planning to enjoy the mid-century architecture, this church should be on your list. Make sure to visit the interior as this is the most impressive feature.See more..
4.5Geode Grotto(14 reviews) - Artistic Marvel made from Natural Wonder Wednesday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent 1-2 hours Religious Sites
The Mother of God Shrine and Saint Joseph Shrines were fantastic. The rainy day we went there was no other person about. The columns and fountains were all made from geodes and all the walls were covered with geodes. The place is a real treasure and life work of an artist with real faith and creativity. Do not miss this wonder if you are in the area as it will impress even the most staunch skeptic by the sheer scope and size of the grotto.See more..
Inside and out this is a unique and memorable structure by Harry Weese. A modern take on a cathedral and worth seeing.See more..
5.0The Shrine Of Saint Mother Theodore Guerin(8 reviews) - Go there! Temporarily closed - Closed until further notice Spent 2-3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites
Learn the amazing story of Saint Mother Theodore Guerin who arrived in Indiana in 1840 and founded the Sisters of Providence and Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College as well as many other schools, orphanages and pharmacies throughout state. The shrine, which opened in October 2014, is an exhibit that chronicles Mother Theodore’s journey from her early days in France all the way to her pioneer days in Indiana. Divided into rooms representing different periods of her life, you’ll find original artifacts, including Saint Mother Theodore’s writing desk, chaplet, prayer book, shoes and more. Tucked behind the exhibit of her amazing life is a small chapel room where you’ll find Saint Mother Theodore’s final resting place. Spend time with Saint Mother Theodore in this place of prayer and reflection. All are welcome.See more..
4.5Immaculate Conception Church (5 reviews) - Nice Parish, no steps Spent 1-2 hours Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals
The church on this site was built about 1950 and had a gathering space added to the east recently. The Italian mosaic of Mary facing 7th street is now protected by glass. There are some new stained glass windows made by a parishioner added during the addition. The church, parish hall and gathering space are all on ground level. The other two Catholic parishes in the county, in Garrett and Waterloo, are much older buildings with steps, but also have ramps and / or an elevator for accessibility. Both have had recent restorations and are beautiful examples of architecture from the time of their construction. See more..
5.0St. Boniface Catholic Church(1 review) - A beautiful and serene catholic church that is a refuge of peace! Religious Sites This is a great church for connecting to God. They offer weekday Masses and confessions in the afternoon as well as regular Mass services on the weekend. They have a faith filled children's religious education program, and school. The priests that are celebrants for the pastorate are so kind, devout and gifted. There is a great Spanish ministry for the community as well as wonderful faith formation activities for families and individuals. Lastly, they often have Sunday evening Vesper prayer services that are truly a retreat for the soul. Additionally, their annual vespers for the Feast of Christ the King during Advent is simply breathtaking!See more..
Welcome to the page for the Plymouth (Indiana) Seventh-day Adventist Church. Please visit our Facebook page for the most up-to-date information on services and events at our church.See more..
