The National Shrine exhibit highlights the profound religious, cultural, and historical significance of the site, offering visitors a comprehensive look at its role in shaping the spiritual and communal life of the nation. Through carefully preserved artifacts, photographs, and written narratives, the exhibit traces the shrine’s evolution across centuries, from its founding and early architectural developments to its enduring presence as a center of devotion and pilgrimage.

Visitors can explore how the shrine has witnessed and influenced historical events, religious practices, and cultural traditions, gaining insight into the people, stories, and rituals that have contributed to its lasting legacy. By presenting both tangible objects and documented accounts, the exhibit not only celebrates the shrine’s sacred heritage but also situates it within the broader context of the nation’s history and identity.