It is time we built a Niche for Our Lady
A Water Color of our Proposed Grotto
Thanks to your continued support, we are planning to build a beautiful Grotto to complement our parish and provide a place for our congregation to pray and light candles... but most especially to give honor to the highest honor of our race. For how can one have a church dedicated to Our Lady of Lourdes without a Grotto? We now have the plans according to which we hope to hollow out a place in the rock worthy of Our Lady of Lourdes. Yet, the planned Grotto is modest, with modest statuary to match our modest church. It will be a place of repose and meditation with a water feature set in beautifully landscaped hillside.
The Italian Mosaic for the Cave and Our Lady's Niche . . .
The Candles Racks are here . . .
Elevar Design Group Architectural Plans for Grotto
OLOL-BOA_ArchPlans.pdf
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OLOL-BOA_ArchPlans.pdf
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Our Lady of Lourdes Responds to Renewed Concerns over Grotto
Our Lady of Lourdes Responds.pdf
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Our Lady of Lourdes Responds.pdf
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Fr. Mark Keene's Letter in support of the Grotto
OUR LADY OR LOURDES - Letter to Adjuster[...]
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OUR LADY OR LOURDES - Letter to Adjuster[...]
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Help us build a Grotto for Our Lady...
A cave of refreshment in dark times.
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