The heat slows you down, the crowds thin out inside, and the silence of a cathedral in July does something to you that no beach can replicate.
Stretching nearly 2,000 feet across a Lebanese hillside, the world's largest rosary is becoming an extraordinary place of prayer.
The feast of St. James is July 25. If you are thinking about walking to Compostela, you should know what most people get wrong before they start.
Cardinal Ernest Simoni's pilgrimage is more than an inspiring trip. It is the latest chapter in a life that has consistently turned suffering into hope.
As the pilgrims finish their trek with the Eucharist through the eastern U.S., Pope Leo XIV will send a personal message for the closing Mass.
You don’t have to go on pilgrimage to be a pilgrim – this book shows you how, and why that changes everything.
Memorial Day to Independence Day, nine young adults will carry the Eucharist up the Eastern seaboard in a powerful pilgrimage of faith.
Marian devotion in Malta goes back to the origins of Christianity, but the Maltese are always ready to accept new devotions that develop in other countries.
A Mediterranean nation shaped by centuries of Marian devotion, where faith, history, and culture meet in churches, shrines, and lived tradition.
A pilgrimage is like a homecoming, even if you are half way around the world.
God was giving us an opportunity. We were being given the chance, in a small way, to suffer on our way to Rome.
A unique route where you can walk "from Joseph to Mary" as Jesus did, this annual pilgrimage is growing remarkably.
Whether you’re visiting Virginia or call the Old Dominion home, check out these historical and beautiful Catholic sites.
A simple video of the world soccer star’s young family at the famous shrine highlights something refreshingly ordinary behind an extraordinary public life.
The newly rediscovered Cammino della Santissima Trinità offers a quiet alternative to the most popular pilgrimage routes in Europe.
While the sanctuary itself avoided catastrophic damage, surrounding areas experienced flooding and wind damage.
Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa of Jerusalem encouraged Catholics to resume making pilgrimages to the Holy Land, which is "absolutely safe."
