Oblate Missions in the United States
Lourdes Grotto & Tepeyac de San Antonio
Located on five acres in San Antonio, TX, the beautiful Grotto honors two revelations of Our Blessed Mother: as Our Lady of Lourdes in the Old World and as Our Lady of Guadalupe in the New World. Both the Grotto and the Hill of Tepeyac sites welcome pilgrims from around the world and serve as eternal signs of hope for all who visit.
National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows
Located in Belleville, IL, with over 200 beautifully landscaped acres, the National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows is the largest outdoor Marian Shrine in the United States and one of the best areas to encompass all the religious factors in your pilgrimage.
Oblate Mission with Youth
The Missionary Oblates have been ministering in the Baja California region of northern Mexico since 1971. The border mission is complex both culturally and socially, and is truly a ministry among the poor and abandoned.
St. Joseph the Worker Shrine
Located in Lowell, MA, in 1868 an abandoned church at 37 Lee Street was established as the first parish established in Lowell to serve the spiritual needs of French-speaking immigrants. In 1956, the downtown church, with its rich tradition, was dedicated as a shrine in honor of Saint Joseph the Worker.

