Roman CTHLC Archbishop

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San Francisco, CA 94133
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The National Shrine of Saint Francis of Assisi in San Francisco, CA is a renowned destination for pilgrims and visitors seeking spiritual solace and a deeper connection to the life and teachings of St. Francis. With its rich history and captivating architecture, the shrine offers a serene and sacred space for prayer, reflection, and participation in Franciscan liturgy.

Managed by the Capuchin Franciscan Order, the shrine provides a range of services and events, including Masses, confession, and special plenary indulgences. Visitors can explore the beautiful church interior, admire the stunning stained-glass windows, and pay homage to the Communion of Saints. The shrine also offers opportunities for individuals to request Mass intentions in honor or memory of loved ones, ensuring a meaningful and personalized experience for all who visit.

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