The Grotto celebrates a century of peace and prayer in northeast Portland

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The Grotto, a celebrated sanctuary in northeast Portland, is marking its 100th anniversary with a series of events designed to honor its legacy. Known for its serene environment and commitment to peace and prayer, the Grotto has attracted visitors from all walks of life over the past century. The anniversary celebrations will feature activities that highlight the Grotto's rich history and its role as a community gathering space. Many locals regard the Grotto as a refuge from the hustle and bustle of city life, providing a tranquil setting for contemplation. Throughout its history, the Grotto has been a significant site for various religious and community events, reinforcing its importance in Portland's cultural fabric.

As it reaches this milestone, the Grotto invites both longtime supporters and newcomers to participate in the festivities. The event will not only commemorate its past but also inspire future generations to appreciate and engage with this cherished landmark. With its legacy of peace and prayer, the Grotto continues to be a beacon of hope for many in the community.

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