Devotion to this Blessed Mother under the title of “Our Lady of Good Help” dates to three apparitions of the Virgin Mary in 1859...

Dominican Sister Imelda Marie Shaw grew up believing, without a doubt, that Our Lady had appeared in Wisconsin in 1859. She also believes one of her ancestors was healed of a deadly childhood disease at the apparition site and that the little girl’s crutches are part of a permanent display at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Champion (OLC) ...

The film Return to Our Lady of Champion will premiere on EWTN the day the national shrine dedicated to Our Lady of Champion celebrates the second-annual Solemnity of Our Lady of Champion. What makes this documentary exceptional and thoroughly absorbing is that it brings together the three bishops most responsible for bringing the shrine to national attention...

I pilgrimaged to the grounds of Our Lady’s Shrine in Champion from Atlanta to ogle the sights and absorb the scents of Our Lady of Champion Shrine with the abandon of a Mother Mary fan girl spending her lottery winnings all in one place...

“Go and fear nothing. I will help you.” It is a message that has stayed with Chiara Schwartz and Gabriela Perez since they visited The National Shrine of Our Lady of Champion in Wisconsin in July. The young adults learned of the words spoken by the Blessed Mother to seer Adele Brise in 1859 while on a pilgrimage to Champion, the only approved apparition site in the U.S. ...

Our Lady will have a place at the National Eucharistic Congress (NEC) — including under the title Our Lady of Champion. A new painting showing Our Lady appearing to Belgian immigrant Adele Brise — the Church-approved apparitions involved three appearances of Mary in the Wisconsin woods in 1859 — will be unveiled at the NEC before it is enshrined Aug. 15 at the namesake Marian shrine.