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Join Aleteia in 2024 for four spectacular pilgrimages

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Kathleen N. Hattrup - published on 04/02/24
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Organized with Magnificat and Peter's Way Tours, these pilgrimages promise to offer a true banquet of meditation, beauty, and fellowship. Which one will you choose?

Those who pray and read with Aleteia and Magnificat are invited to four incredible pilgrimages to be held this year. England and Scotland, France, Italy, and Poland: These pilgrimages promise to offer a true banquet of meditation, beauty, and fellowship.

Readers will create a community of pilgrims to benefit each other, as they enjoy in fellowship these places of grace and beauty.

The pilgrimages include:

1England & Scotland

May 31–June 11, 2024

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Join Father Sebastian White, O.P., Editor-in-Chief of Magnificat, for 12 days visiting memorable religious and cultural sites of great significance. Highlights include Buckingham Palace and Walsingham, site of a Marian apparition whose veneration is approved by the Church.

More information here.

2France

June 29–July 7, 2024

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Father Richard Veras, a sought-after speaker, leads an extraordinary 9-day journey to inspiring locations in one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Experience the splendor of Paris, the inspiration of Lourdes, the reverence of the American Cemetery at Normandy, the majesty of Mont-Saint-Michel, and much more.

More information here.

3Italy

September 9–19, 2024

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Join Father Christopher Sullivan for 11 days in Rome, Assisi, Orvieto, Padua, Ravenna, and Venice exploring the artistic, architectural, and spiritual contributions Italy has made to our glorious Faith.

More information here.

4Poland

September 28–October 8, 2024

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Join Father Joseph Johnson on an extraordinary 11-day spiritual pilgrimage in the picturesque land of saints and incredible architecture. Highlights include the shrine of the Black Madonna in Częstochowa, the birthplace of St. John Paul II in Wadowice, the convent where Saint Faustina received the message of Divine Mercy, and Auschwitz, where Saint Maximillian Kolbe and Saint Edith Stein were martyred.

More information here.

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