Faith, Travel, and the Call to Walk in Christ's Footsteps
The Sea of Galilee: Where Jesus Called His First Disciples
A Sea of Galilee pilgrimage begins with a strange disappointment. The water looks ordinary — a wide, calm lake ringed by low brown hills, fishing...
The Upper Room and Pentecost: Visiting Where the Church Was Born
The disciples were behind locked doors. Christ had risen, but the men who had walked with Him were still afraid. They stayed in that room...
Shepherding Souls at Fatima: Leading a Marian Pilgrimage
There is something disarming about Fatima. After the grandeur of Rome or the layered antiquity of the Holy Land, the Cova da Iria can feel...
The Secrets of Fatima: How to Prepare Before Your Pilgrimage
On May 13, 1917, three shepherd children ran home from the Cova da Iria with a story their families could not believe. A Lady “brighter...
Leading Your Parish to Rome and the Vatican
To stand at the tomb of Peter is to stand at the foundation of the Church. To kneel before the relics of saints whose names...
Climbing Apparition Hill: The Heart of a Medjugorje Pilgrimage
Halfway up Apparition Hill in Medjugorje, most pilgrims stop. The path isn’t dangerous. The distance isn’t far — less than half a mile from the...