The Pilgrim’s Journey

The sixth day is often when something gives. The group has settled into bus seats and dining-table groupings. The early-trip courtesies have thinned. Someone has started to grate on someone else. A small grievance from yesterday has fermented overnight, and at breakfast it slips into

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 with the risen Christ and did not recognize Him. It was only later—at the breaking of the bread, in the

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 Different Way: A Catholic Guide to Pilgrim Spirituality, Rev. Clinton Sensat offers a powerful framework for approaching pilgrimage not as

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 affected and what do you need to do?  Read on to find out!Some basic information about all the new programs:

Yesterday, the world entered a period of mourning for the longest reigning English monarch, Queen Elizabeth II.  Her life and death have been marked with all the celebrations and festivities fit for an earthly queen. Over the next few days, or even weeks, there will