Faith, Travel, and the Call to Walk in Christ's Footsteps
How Pilgrimage Changes You: What to Expect When You Return Home
The real pilgrimage begins the moment you walk back through your own front door. On the road to Emmaus, two disciples walked side by side...
How to Prepare for a Catholic Pilgrimage: The Magi Principle
Book Summary If you’re wondering how to prepare for a Catholic pilgrimage, the answer isn’t just about packing lists and flight itineraries. In By A...
2025 International Travel Requirements
Recently, several countries have changed their entry requirements for US citizens. Some have not yet taken effect but are in the works. What countries are...
A Different Kind of Passport
For pilgrims planning to walk the Camino de Santiago in Spain, a “passport” has two different meanings. Firstly, is the official government passport that allows...
Where Holy Week (Semana Santa) is a tradition of its own
Catholics around the globe share similar traditions during Holy Week—Stations of the Cross, Passion plays, and, of course, Holy Thursday and Good Friday services. But...
Jubilees Abound in Spain
In Santiago de Compostela, Spain, a jubilee year is held every time the Feast of St. James the Greater falls on a Sunday. The most...