The Missionaries of La Salette wear many hats ~ from caring for the spiritual needs of visitors to our shrines and members of parish communities to serving as chaplains, teachers, youth ministers and counselors.
Inspired by the tears of Mary shed at La Salette in 1846, we respond to the brokenness of our world.
We offer this place of pilgrimage where people are reconciled to God, others, and self in a healing environment of beauty, peace, and prayer.
The La Salette Charism of reconciliation is the guiding principle enlightening all the theological, liturgical, and pastoral perspectives of the shrine.
The National Shrine of Our Lady of La Salette strives to integrate the values of ecumenism, concern for peace and justice issues, and the equality of women in all ministries.
La Salette Shrine, Christmas Light Display:
Over 250,000 lights illuminating 10 acres, this spectacular, inspiring event is free to everyone, and an annual Christmas tradition for many in the Massachusetts and Rhode Island area.
