Es un lugar muy bonito de paz un lugar bastante agradable para compartir con amistades familia

Wonderful display of the station of the cross. I enjoy listening to the short Bible story of each station and the tie in to you life at the end. Just a relaxing stop.

My second time taking a youth group to the Shrine of Jesus Christ. This is an incredible place. One, it's FREE! Two, it's open 7 days a week. Now the atomsphere and ambiance of the shrine is an experience like none other. You are literally retracing the steps of Jesus last days. It starts at the Last Supper, Garden of Gethsemane, judgement at Pilate's palace, etc. It's a place that's quiet, serene. You can meditate, reminisce and reflect on His sacrifice and journey to save us from our sin. They have a terrific gift shop and a theater . If you are a believer or just want to experience, this is the place.

Personal tour with no guide. Enjoyed walking along the trails at own pace. Not overly crowded when we (x4) did own tour ( weekend after Memorial Day).

Matthew 17:20: "Truly I tell you, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there,' and it will move."

Self guided tour of Christ's Passion. Wear good walking shoes, take a drink with you. We didn't make it to the Ten Commandments or Guadalupe.

Such an awesome place to visit and enjoy the steps that Jesus took. I will be back to complete the entire process. We only made it to station 8.

What a experience loved every bit of it ❤️

IT'S A MUST GO AND SEE!! IT WILL NEVER GET OLD, GO SEE!!

I was flabbergasted to be there, as a Catholic child I enjoyed and even cried to be in such sacred sanctuary. I learned so much about my savior, the all great father of all.

Absolutely stunning awesome so well done so blessed going there so worth the 3 and 1/2 drive

This is a beautiful and spiritually rewarding experience! Planning on returning very soon. Gorgeous!

Do not miss this. I will do this every time we are going through Chicago. It’s a free meditative prayer-walk with over 40 statues that mark the stations of the cross/Christ’s Passion. Moves me to tears. There are audio scripture recordings at each point and background music along the way. It’s 1/2 mile out and 1/2 mile back on a paved sidewalk. The gift shop is huge and has very nice bathrooms. I stopped by for the first time on the Wednesday of Holy Week while on our way to pick up our daughter from college. It was so beautiful and meaningful, I stopped again on Easter Monday with my daughter on our way back to school. This time, there were flowers on every statue of Jesus. Thank you for making this available to the public