Sainte-Chapelle: Beauty that Transcends
One of the most beautiful churches in all the world. Do you want to go?
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One of the most beautiful churches in all the world. Do you want to go?
Sainte-Chapelle: Beauty that Transcends Read More »
Ready for the experience of a lifetime?
A Pilgrimage Off The Beaten Path Read More »
Catholic road trip? Call it a pilgrimage and see these excellent destinations!
Catholic Summer Ideas for a Pilgrimage or Road Trip Read More »
A wonderful spiritual getaway, giving me true rest. I recommend to everyone who is in the Northeast.
A Morning with the Maronite Monks of Adoration Read More »
I stayed in a monastery and I’m not even a monk!!!
I Stayed at a Benedictine Monastery—Here’s What Happened Read More »
The San Miguel Chapel has seen roughly 400 years of trials and victories.
On May 12, Pope Francis gave the green light for Catholics to pilgrimage to Medjugorje, Bosnia and Herzegovina, which the sight of alleged Marian apparitions. Papal spokesman Alessandro Gisotti said in a statement the same day that this authorization of pilgrimage should not be taken as “authentication” of the alleged apparitions, “which still require an
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The tradition found its most recent surge of popularity in the 16th century when St. Philip Neri frequently traversed the Seven Pilgrim Churches of Rome.
Lough Derg is located on a small island off of Donegal county, Ireland. It is a penitential pilgrimage, and it will rock your world.
“Catholic Survivor”? This May Be the Most Intense Pilgrimage You Can Make Read More »
VATICAN CITY – For more than three hundred years, thick wooden planks covered the marble Holy Stairs. But those planks didn’t stop millions of pilgrims from climbing the hard stairs on their knees while meditating on the passion and death of Christ. But this year, pilgrims will be able to touch and climb the bare
Holy Stairs in Rome Uncovered for Pilgrims to Climb Read More »
Pittsburgh is truly one of the great American cities and that’s reflected in its cultural diversity. This diversity is reflected most beautifully and sweepingly in its Catholic churches and awesome eateries. But there’s just so much depth and beauty in Pittsburgh, that one article isn’t able to cover it all. Here are even more churches
Even More Reasons to Pilgrimage to Pittsburgh, PA! Read More »
Pilgrims are traveling to the Holy Land in record-breaking numbers. Sites like the Holy Sepulcher and Church of the Nativity are obvious pilgrimage destinations. But those popular churches are often crowded. You may have to get up before the crack of dawn just to be able to spend time in prayer at the sites without
You Need to Visit this Totally Forgotten Spot in the Holy Land Read More »
Thanks to Fr. Schrenk, we have a definitive list of the must-see churches of the ‘Burgh and not-to-miss eateries nearby.
2018 would mark the 160th wedding anniversary of Saints Louis & Zelie Martin, devoted spouses and parents of our beloved Little Flower and her holy sisters. To honor this anniversary, Bishop Jacques Habert of Seez has declared a jubilee year for pilgrims traveling to the Sanctuary located in the Martin’s home town of Alencon, opening
Time To Jubilate with the Martin Family Read More »
CAIRO – More than 2,000 years ago, Mary and Joseph fled with Jesus to Egypt in order to escape the wrath of King Herod. Starting this year, Pope Francis is encouraging Catholics to follow in the footsteps of the Holy Family in a pilgrimage. He confirmed that Egypt will now be included as an official
Pope Francis Recognizes Egypt as an Official Pilgrimage Site Read More »
Delicious food is a glorious thing – so are these pilgrimage destinations. Pick your all time favorite comfort foods and we’ll pick a destination for you next pilgrimage!
Pick Your Favorite Comfort Foods and We’ll Tell You Where to Go on Pilgrimage Read More »
Visiting the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in D.C. is a terrible idea. Let me explain… 1. It’s too small (If by “small” you mean the largest church in not only the United States, but also North America, and one of the largest in the world.) 2. There aren’t
Since you obviously won’t be visiting the Vatican, perhaps you are thinking of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception instead. Not so fast, my friend: 1. The doors are really heavy 2. There’s nowhere to sit 3. You might get lost looking at one of the 100+ side altars 4.