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Under the hilly landscape overlooking the fertile Subukia valley stands a towering white cross that welcomes visitors to the sacred grounds of National Marian Shrine of Kenya. The shrine, commonly known as, Subukia National Shrine stands on the Equator - the meeting point of the Northern and Southern hemispheres. The shrine, which has attracted both Christians and non-Christians since it was started in 1985, is owned by the Kenya Episcopal Conference and managed by the Franciscan Friars. Named by Cardinal Otunga. The shrine was named the Village of Mary Mother of God in 1984 by the late Michael Cardinal Maurice Otunga and later before 2002 General Election the Archbishop Ndingi Mwanaa’Nzeki led two archbishops, hundreds of priests and faithful in praying for peace at the shrine, The fact that Subukia is geographically at the centre of Kenya makes it suitable for bringing together people from all parts of Kenya and beyond. Reciting rosary I join a group of pilgrims on a lit...