Saint John Paul II National Shrine
Cause Area
- Faith-Based
Location
3900 Harewood Road, NEWashington, DC 20017 United StatesOrganization Information
Mission Statement
The Saint John Paul II National Shrine continues the mission and legacy of Saint John Paul II through catechetical programs, special events, and liturgical life. Established in 2011 and designated a national shrine by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops in 2014, the shrine’s permanent exhibit contains moving videos, dynamic interactive displays, and personal artifacts of the pontiff. The chapel contains a first-class relic for veneration, and there are floor-to-ceiling mosaics designed by a world-renowned Catholic artist in both the shrine’s church and chapel. For more information about the shrine and its programs, please call (202) 635-5400 or visit jp2shrine.org.
Description
The Saint John Paul II National Shrine in Washington, DC is looking for dedicated individuals to help others learn more about the Shrine dedicated to our great patron. Volunteers will have the opportunity to serve as greeters and exhibit docents while also assisting with retreats, feast day celebrations, and other special events. Volunteers will help to share the Shrine’s profound depth and beauty, and all volunteers will receive hands-on training on how to serve the pilgrims and visitors to the shrine.