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The Shrine

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Dedicated to the benefactors and friends of the Priests of the Sacred Heart, the Shrine of the Sacred Heart serves as a daily reminder of Christ's infinite love for us. The shrine was dedicated on the Feast of the Sacred Heart, June 1989.

This Shrine is a focal point for prayer and an external sign of devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. It was built in the hope that people from all walks of life will come to pray and experience the love of His divine Heart.

Designed by a local artist and sculpted in Italy, the marble statue of the Sacred Heart rests upon a circular fountain, surrounded by walkways, benches, and peaceful gardens.

The statue of the Sacred Heart shows Christ's arms extended and open to the entire world. Standing on a globe, this statue recalls a favorite saying of the Venerable Leo John Dehon, SCJ: "The Sacred Heart for the world! The world for the Sacred Heart!"

The fountain of flowing water recalls the living water which comes from the pierced side of Christ on the cross. This water cleanses the world of sin and restores our relationship with God. In the words of Father Dehon: "The Heart of Jesus is overflowing with compassion for all those who suffer: those beset by troubles, difficulties and hardships; for the hungry, for toilers, the destitute, the sick and infirm. His is the Heart of the Father, the Heart of a Mother, the Heart of a Shepherd."

Please call 414-425-3383 for dates and times of special events or if you would like to schedule a tour of the Monastery and grounds.

 

Daily Prayers

  • September 9

    September 9, Thursday
    St. Peter Claver, Priest

    Merciful Father,
    You offer all people
    the dignity of sharing in Your life.
    By the example and prayers of St. Peter
    strengthen us to overcome all racial hatred
    and to love each other as brothers and sisters.
     We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.

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