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Puerto Rico Schoenstatt Hatillo Catholic Sanctuary by Sylvette Travels





In Puerto Rico there are three Schoenstatt these photos are from Hatillo. I used to live in Lares and on the entrance from Hatillo to Lares you can find on the GPS this beautiful Sanctuary. 

Santa Isabel
Cabo Rojo 
Hatillo




The entrance is Free, and they also have bathrooms just in case you need them in your road trip. You need to walk a hill and up in the mountain you will find the mini sanctuary.


I went to visit the Sanctuary one time and it was decorated so beautifully someone told me that the Governor was there I just pass in front of her and didn't know it. Never saw our not elected governor but thanks for decorating this sanctuary it was beautiful.




I have visited the Schoenstatt from Santa Isabel I don't have photos, but the surrounding areas are different that this one from Hatillo. It's on my agenda visiting the one in Cabo Rojo never been to that Sanctuary.


Hopefully I will have a video from these three Sanctuary stay tune in the meantime you can see all my other Church videos click the photo downlow.






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Location: Hatillo, 00659, Puerto Rico

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I'm Sylvette, a Catholic that loves to visit Churches in my Island Puerto Rico and wherever I go on my Vacations. You can see my Church Videos on my Youtube Channel and read more here in this blog. Thank You for visiting my blog.

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