Flatrock is a town in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador. The town had a population of 1,214 in the Canada 2006 Census. Flatrock, is primarily a Roman Catholic town. The first settlers, were Roman Catholic Irish fishermen, and also Roman Catholics of French descent.
The grotto has been designed by Michael Curtis of the nearby city of St. John’s. Since its inception, a number of additional monuments have been erected including: a lifesize statue of the crucifix, a statue of St. Michael, a statue of the Blessed Mother that is placed in the cave portion, a statue of St. Bernadette and it contains the fourteen Stations of the Cross which are frequently venerated by parishioners. As well, there as a number of memorial plaques placed throughout the grotto.

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