Carfin Grotto — Attraction in Scotland

A beautiful place to come and pray and contemplate. So many statues to view, so many different places to pray. The grounds are beautiful. My only issue preventing 5 stars would be that my wife and I had to take turns looking around as we have to take our dog on day trips and sadly dogs aren't allowed in the grounds at all. But that aside, it truly is a wonderful place to go. Our visit was a very brief one today, but it would be so easy to spend a day of prayer here as there are so many places to dedicate prayers to/through. We look forward to future visits...

Father Grant appears to be cut from the same cloth as the other kiddie fiddlers and degenerates rampant in the church, berating a wedding photographer for doing her job - pulling a power trip and trying to physically intimidate her and telling her “I’m the boss here”. Sorry padre, you aren’t the boss in that house. Your flock who give their hard earned money to the church and Jesus H. Christ himself are in charge in that house and you should try to be their humble servant. Pathetic...

Interesting place, such a scottish bright mountain ..., a lot of interesting places depicting the sculptures of saints. A place where statues and events connected with faith and religion were gathered into one place. The statue of John Paul 2 (not similar), the wings of the Polish hussars decorate the sculpture of the Mother of God and the miniature from Jasna Góra from Częstochowa fits beautifully behind the monument. You can spend time in reflection and concentration. I recommend...