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The Catholic St. Peter and Paul Church was hand-dug in the mining town of Coober Pedy.
Catholicism in the South dates back to the 1500s, and remains strong today.
These centers offer quiet and solitude, along with access to Mass, confession, and spiritual direction.
And it’s even older than the Camino de Santiago.
High atop a cliff in the Judaean Desert, the ancient fortress was built by Alexander Jannaeus, and transformed into a monastery centuries later by Saint Euthymius
It once competed in splendor with Cairo and Constantinople, but all its inhabitants left in the 14th and 15th centuries.
Also known as “The Crypt of Original Sin,” the cave had already been inhabited back in the Paleolithic era.
When you visit these Italian monasteries, you can eat as monks have eaten for centuries.
From the Walk of St Francis to St. Benedict’s path, Italy is rich with pilgrimages inspired by saints.
Check out these five volunteer programs located abroad to give back to communities most in need.
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