This was a moving experience. Do not miss the museum next to the gift shop.

A very wonderful and blessed experience. The shrine and the grounds are so beautiful. When one enters the chapel, the experience is very moving.The entire staff is so welcoming.A must to visit

I found my visit here to be very nice for many reasons. First, what a beautiful church! I enjoyed walking through the main section and chapel and sitting for a while. I am not catholic, but I really enjoyed the peace I found here...especially due to the piety and reverence shown by the visiting pilgrims, and to the modest--yet beautiful--artwork and decor throughout. Second, the free museum in the building next door does a great job depicting the life of Stanley Rother, who the shrine is dedicated to...both interesting and tasteful. Finally, the grounds allow for a nice stroll out to a little hill where you can walk up to the top and sit for a while. Definitely glad I visited.

We arrived at 11am, planned to see the museum, go to 12:15 daily mass and get back on the road toward home. We looked at our phones at 3pm and realized we had been there a while. As we arrived, we gathered some information about what to do, watched the movie and went over to the day chapel behind the main altar for mass and then about 30 minutes of adoration. We walked through the main church, prayed and felt its peace. Then to get energy out and move a little, we walked up Tepeyac Hill and wished we had brought flowers for Our Blessed Mother. We went back to the visitor center and took our time in the museum, but time passed so quickly. The museum was captivating. Blessed Stanley Rother's story is one that draws you in. He is relatable and saintly. Will go back without a doubt and have been sharing with others what a wonderful place it is to visit.

Such an amazing experience. Everything is beautiful and points us toward God. It is worth the time to stop by and experience.