Dominican Jubilee Pilgrimage in Britain (Days 5 and 6)
The pilgrims depart Aylesford for Otford, and celebrate the feast of the Transfiguration and the 800th anniversary of St. Dominic’s death as they walk to Dartford.
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Pilgrims Climb St. Patrick’s Holy Mountain — ‘Symbol of Ireland’s Enduring Faith’
Croagh Patrick, also known as ‘The Reek,’ is a place of pilgrimage holding a deep spiritual significance for the Irish people. Traditionally, on one Sunday every summer, pilgrims congregate there for Reek Sunday to climb the mountain. Now, COVID-19 has brought challenges and some new opportunities.
New Pilgrimage Route in South of France Follows Traditional Path of St. Mary Magdalene
Winding from Camargue to Provence, the 147-mile pilgrimage trail traces the journey of the saint who, according to tradition, sought refuge in the region a few years after the Ascension of Christ.
Father Kapaun Pilgrimage Celebrates 13 Years
The 2021 walk was unique because the Wichita diocese is preparing to welcome the bodily remains of Fr. Kapaun.
Annual Fatima Pilgrimage to be Virtual Due to Pandemic
Cardinal Marto asked the faithful to make a generous commitment to make “this extraordinary spiritual pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima,” and said he has prepared the children of the diocese with catechesis to take part in it.
Despite the Pandemic, Catholic Shrine Enjoys ‘Biggest Pilgrimage Season’ in its History
Msgr. Armitage, whose five-year term as rector ends in September, said the crisis had given him new insight into Walsingham’s mission.
Chartres Pilgrimage Offers a Traditional Route to Christ and His Church
The 37th-annual pilgrimage from Our Lady in Paris to Our Lady in Chartres has gathered more than 14,000 people of all ages and from many nations, honoring a 1,000-year tradition.
Warriors of Prayer: International Military Pilgrimage of Lourdes Honors Mary
The 61st annual pilgrimage promotes fraternity among people, armies’ spirituality and support for the wounded.
