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  If you have not seen this church you should make it a trip to go do because it's one of the most beautiful churches I've ever seen

  Added May 21, 2017 by James McKnight
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  This is such an amazingly beautiful work of art! The mission is very peaceful and serene. The interior of the mission is just as beautiful! A great place for prayer and meditation.

  Added February 07, 2017 by Leonel Alvarado
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  Absolutely beautiful mission. You also must visit the grotto on the hill above the mission. Lots of history. Great gift shop.

  Added January 18, 2017 by Diane Miller
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  Very amazing place. We came right when mass started so we got to see the grounds while we were waiting. They have a small museum and gift shop. There are also food vendors right out front.

  Added October 21, 2016 by Andrew Bair
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  The mission is a work of art and obviously a work of love. Welcoming and open to everyone. I explored all over, but decided to leave as a funeral procession came down the street toward the mission.

  Added October 03, 2016 by Arizona Inventor