History of the Bishop Baraga Association
1930
Founding of the Bishop Baraga Association in Oak Park, Illinois to promote the cause for the beatification and canonization of Bishop Frederic Baraga.
1954
The Bishop Baraga Association moves to Marquette, Michigan.
1970
Joseph Gregorich completes the work of compiling documentation on the life and labors of Bishop Baraga.
2013
Construction begins on the new Baraga Chapel built as an addition to St. Peter Cathedral in Marquette.
2014
The mortal remains of Venerable Bishop Baraga are transferred from the St. Peter Cathedral crypt to the sarcophagus in the new Baraga Chapel. Most Rev. John F. Doerfler, Bishop of the Diocese of Marquette, MI blesses the new Baraga Chapel located at St. Peter Cathedral.
2017
The BBA starts preservation on the Baraga House and opens its doors to the public in 2018. It’s given a new name and is now home to the Baraga Educational Center and Museum.
2019
Construction begins on the Prayer Gardens, rosary walk, and votive house.
