St. Peregrine Shrine
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saint pEREGRINE sHRINEWithin the walls of our beloved Cathedral is a shrine to St. Peregrine, the patron saint of those battling cancer. We are very grateful to local artist Shane Swenson, who painted our shrine, which is located in the west transcept of the Cathedral. Stop by to visit it today!
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Who was Saint Peregrine?
What is the purpose of a Catholic shrine?
A Shrine is a Catholic church or another sacred place that houses the remains, relics, or imagery of a saint or other holy person, which is the object of religious veneration and pilgrimage. A Shrine provides a remarkable opportunity for people to be spiritually renewed and to deepen their relationship with God through prayer.
When can I visit the shrine of Saint Peregrine?
Please feel free to stop by anytime Monday through Friday between the hours of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Cathedral Office in the Ribble Center, as we would love to let you into the Cathedral to see the shrine. You can also visit the shrine during any of our Mass times, listed here.
Can I submit a Mass Intention for myself or
a loved one fighting cancer?Of course! Please call the Cathedral office at (509) 358-4290, and we would be more than happy to help take care of that for you. You can also submit a Mass Intention online here.
Prayer to Saint Peregrine
O God, in Saint Peregrine You gave us an outstanding example of faith and patience,
we humbly ask You that by imitating him and by the help of his prayers,
we believe more fully in your healing help, bear the suffering of this life without wavering, and come with joy to the peace of heaven.
We ask this through Jesus Christ our Lord.Amen.