The World's Most Beautiful Places
Altar and Sanctuary. The Monte Cassino religious shrine, part of the St. Meinrad Catholic Archabbey in southwest Indiana, was constructed in 1870. It was named after an archabbey in Italy founded by St. Benedict.
Christ Crucifix. The Monte Cassino religious shrine, part of the St. Meinrad Catholic Archabbey in southwest Indiana, was constructed in 1870. It was named after an archabbey in Italy founded by St. Benedict.
A statue of Saint Francis of Assisi holding a crucifix, at the Mount Saint Francis Center for Spirituality west of Jeffersonville, Indiana. The Mt. Saint Francis retreat center opened in 1975 and is owned by an order of Conventual Franciscan Friars, a group affiliated with the Roman Catholic Church.