The National Shrine of Our Lady of Champion

ChurchGreen Bay, WisconsinHours

Visit the first approved Marian apparition site in the U. S

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The National Shrine of Our Lady of Champion is a place of worship in Green Bay. We are the first and only approved Marian apparition site in the United States, offering daily Mass and devotions. Visitors can attend services at the Apparition Chapel and Oratory and visit the gravesite of Adele Brice, the visionary. Our grounds are open, spacious, and, providing a setting for reflection and prayer. We also feature an updated History Center, Eucharistic Adoration, and a Holy Rosary tour.

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Ashleen MacCrindle
a month ago

We visited the Shrine on a Saturday and Sunday. Daily mass and Sunday mass were just beautiful! This is one of the most spiritual and reverant places we have ever been. The whole campus is modest yet so stunning. What an amazing experience. If you get a chance to visit, dont hesitate! Your Mother is waiting 😉

Michael Redline
2 months ago

Attended Mass service at the Apparition Chapel and Oratory today. Also visited the gravesite of Adele Brice the visionary who saw the Blessed Virgin . It is now a National Shrine and only approved Marian site in the United States States .

Andy D.B.
2 months ago

Come and pray with Our Lady of Champion — where her apparition and blessing continue to touch hearts. The surrounding is spacious, peaceful, and open, a place to be still, to reflect, and to pour out your soul before God. With Our Lady’s intercession and the miracle of her appearance, this shrine has become an essential pilgrimage site for anyone living the Catholic faith.”

w Ruf
3 months ago

A must do Holy Experience. The grounds are immaculate the Church is beautiful. We participate in a beautiful uplifting mass. The confessions were outstanding and deeply touching. The Holy Rosary tour is highly recommended. If you want to come closer to GOD this is the place for you

Melissa Cortez
4 months ago

My last stop in Green Bay was the National Shrine of Our Lady of Champion, and it was such a peaceful and moving experience. Being in such a quiet, sacred space—so close to the history of the 1871 Peshtigo Fire, the deadliest wildfire in U.S. history—made the visit feel especially meaningful to me. It’s a beautiful place to reflect, pray, or just take a moment to slow down and be present.

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