A NEW BIRTH OF FREEDOM: SAINT JOHN PAUL II AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
The Saint John Paul II National Shrine celebrates the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with this new temporary exhibit that highlights Saint John Paul II’s reflections on the principles, inscribed in the founding documents, which gave birth to a new nation: The United States of America.
MOTHER TERESA: WORKS OF LOVE ARE WORKS OF PEACE
In collaboration with acclaimed photographer Michael Collopy and the Mother Teresa Institute in Washington, D.C., the St. John Paul II National Shrine is honored to host a temporary exhibit, entitled “Works of Love Are Works of Peace,” on the life and mission of St. Teresa of Calcutta, featuring more than 80 photographs by Collopy.
THE GOOD SAMARITANS OF MARKOWA: THE SACRIFICIAL LOVE OF THE ULMA FAMILY
Learn about an venerate the first-class relics of the recently beatified Ulma family, a peasant Polish family that lived during the Nazi occupation of Poland.