SHRINE FAQ
Do you have a defined pilgrim/pilgrimage development and growth program?
Do you have a community email list?
Do you have an online store?
Do you have a monthly donor program?
If you answered yes to any of the above questions, please consider requesting more information about establishing the Confraternity at your Shrine.
Request information about establishing the Confraternity at your Shrine
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Establishing the Confraternity utilizing your Shrine's branding and unique story increases and develops community, pilgrimages, and eCommerce activity. It also serves to connect you to a broader Shrine Community connected by the Confraternity.
The Marian Devotional Movement is a registrar for the Confraternity at Canada's National Marian Shrine. It's Directors, Dennis and Angelina Girard are seen here holding the latest Confraternity enrolments next to Bishop Pierre-Olivier Tremblay, OMI, who holds in his hands the historic 1867 Confraternity register. Fr. Luc Desilets, the priest who found a pig chewing on a rosary and began enrolling Confraternity members, experienced the renewal of his parish whereby it eventually became a national shrine. The image of Our Lady of the Cape, Queen of the Holy Rosary has been canonically crowned twice. Over one million pilgrims visited the shrine in 1954. It all began with re-establishing enrolment in the Confraternity.
Shrine Branded Confraternity Examples
Online Adult Enrolment
Online Children's Enrolment
Laminated Prayer Card
Visitation Program
Monthly Donor Program
As of February 11, 2018, Shrines fall under the Pontifical Council for the Promotion of the New Evangelization
