Divine Mercy Shrine

It's Sunday and family day. We decided to go to the famous Divine Mercy Shrine in Ulaliman, El Salvador. We have to attend church since it's the fiesta of Divine Mercy. There are lots of people just to see the Shrine and to pray of course. Here are some photos of the shrine.
  
A photo at the back of the shrine. They have this area where people offers a candle and pray for their own petitions. The candle varies into colors and sizes as well.



There's an area where people would fetch water which believes to be miraculous. It says that it can heal whatever sickness you may have.







I was surprised cause the place changed a lot since the last time we've visit. I love the changes of the place. We had fun touring the place again. They have a new landscape like the Guadalupe place in Tablon, currently under construction. It's pretty nice.










We really had a great time. I enjoyed it though it's so hot and dusty and lots of people. I dunno why but visiting the place makes me at peace. It's a wonderful place. I am looking forward to visit again. :)

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