Why pilgrims come
A sacred place worth the journey.
A Catholic Marian church on an artificial island built through the stone-laying tradition of Perast. Its origin story centers a found icon of the Virgin and Child and belongs to local sacred legend; the site is not presented as a formally recognized Marian apparition.
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The pilgrim’s guide
What makes this visit meaningful
Cross the bay to a Catholic Marian island shaped by sailors, votive memory, sacred art, and a community that still renews the island with stones.
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The Marian image
Receive the icon in the context of seafaring devotion.
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An island made by a vow
Understand the stone-laying custom without turning legend into archaeology.
Feasts, anniversaries & celebrations
Fašinada stone-laying traditionVerify the current parish and municipal program; this is not an apparition anniversary.
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