About National Shrine of the Divine Mercy
The National Shrine of the Divine Mercy is a Roman Catholic pilgrimage church located in Santa Rosa I, Marilao, Bulacan, Philippines. Established as a small chapel in 1992 and elevated to a National Shrine in 2017, it is dedicated to the Divine Mercy devotion. The complex features a main church, chapels, life-size Stations of the Cross, Rosary Hill, and a 45-foot Divine Mercy image, attracting pilgrims nationwide for Masses, healing services, and prayer.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large religious complex centered on the main church with an altar featuring the Divine Mercy image. The grounds include an Adoration Chapel, Rosary Hill with mysteries depicted, life-size Stations of the Cross, a Calvary Hill, votive candle area, and a 45-foot statue of the Divine Mercy. The environment is designed for prayer and pilgrimage with open pavilions, gardens, and halls for Masses and healing services. Souvenir shops and food stalls are available within the compound.
Key highlights
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Main church with prominent Divine Mercy image on the altar
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45-foot Divine Mercy statue overlooking the complex
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Rosary Hill and life-size Stations of the Cross for prayer walk
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Adoration Chapel and healing Mass services
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Pilgrimage halls and votive candle shrine