I am enjoying my time in West Central Ohio, immersed in early Precious Blood History here in the United States. Yesterday I drove about 10 miles over to St Charles, passing five different churches on the way. For a tour of the Churches and pictures of most of the sites you can go here.
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So, is the Maria Stein Museum on your itinerary. A few more pieces of Fontanini might be appropriate----or not!! Enjoy the peace and quiet of midwestern life.
God's Country - what a great place to tour. More Catholics should do this pilgramage and appeciate the incredibly rich heritage of Catholics in this area. But I think the tour should include Putnam County to the north, too, Kalida, Glandorf, Ottoville -- nice churches and part of the same heritage.