While viewing Google+ posts, I came across this video posted by Michael Sestak. He titles it, “Little Child Sings ‘Ave Maria’ for a Pilgrimage”. He was quick to joke about the pronunciation of “Ora pro nobis” as “Oh No pro nobis”. Cute video. I like that he’s got it down for whenever he makes his … Read More
The Pope is planning a pilgrimage. Are you? The Vatican Today (news.va) reported, “At the end of today’s general audience, the Pope, addressing a group of pilgrims from the Italian island of Sardinia, announced that he would like to visit the Shrine of Our Lady of Bonaria that is located in the Sardinian city of … Read More
Writing for CNA, Estefania Aguirre reports that Pentecost at the Vatican is going to be packed. According to CNA, over 50k people will be in attendance, in addition to the 70k that was already planned for. Outlining the events for the weekend when Church movements will be represented by the faithful from “150 different ecclesial … Read More
This has got to be one of the best pictures of our Holy Father yet. Come, Holy Spirit! Pilgrimage to Rome, tektonministries.org
Mexico City can be an intimidating to fly into. It’s not like San Diego when you are still flying but you’re able to see people at work through their office windows… above you. Or like Washington D.C. when your ears pop and you transition from horizontal to vertical to horizontal within thirty seconds. What makes … Read More
CNS reports that Canada’s Pro-Life movement is growing as 20-25k people peacefully marched to Parliment Hill in Ottawa, the nation’s capitol. Zenit reports that the same is true in Italy as 40k marched peacefully through Rome in support of life. These pilgrims were surprised when another pilgrim, dressed in all white, drove up in his popemobile to … Read More
I thought John Paul II was making a big splash when he canonized 120 Chinese martyrs. But who in the world is going to be strong enough to carry the Martyrologium Romanum (Roman Martyrology, the book of officially canonized Catholic saints) after this past Sunday? Pope Francis canonized the largest number of men/women in the Church’s … Read More
I never got the thing with St. Francis and the birds. I mean, I know he preached to the birds but that was only once, maybe twice, according to solid, academic, biographical resources on the saint’s life. Why are the birds such continuous companions to St. Francis art work? Even Friars themselves joke of … Read More
Guest what Pope Francis said recently concerning the Ascension… Dear brothers and sisters, the Ascension does not point to Jesus’ absence, but tells us that he is alive in our midst in a new way. He is no longer in a specific place in the world as he was before the Ascension. He is now … Read More
Andrea JoinesLast Updated: January 21st, 2021Uncategorized
Within the universal Catholic church, we are blessed with a multitude of devotions and spiritual expressions. In recognizing this, Tekton Ministries has a special category of pilgrimages we call “Out of the Box” or custom pilgrimages. Interested in exploring the history of beer-making by monks throughout central Europe? We’ve got a pilgrimage for that! Want … Read More
Fr. Peter Vasko, OFM, and pilgrims depart for the Holy Land in less than two days. JFK Airport will serve as the launch pad for yet another pilgrimage to the Holy Land. To the 25+ pilgrims, Fr. Vasko will share his wealth of experience and knowledge of the land God chose to redeem mankind. … Read More
Recently, The Catholic Moment, the diocesan newspaper for the Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana carried a story by Catholic News Service talking about Pope Francis’ trip to Brazil in July. Some may say, “Brazil?!? Why is he going to Brazil?” Well, if you didn’t know, you do now. Three little words with a huge meaning- World. Youth. … Read More
Pope Francis and Pope Emeritus- Benedict XVI Talking about pilgrimages, you can’t make a Tekton Pilgrimage to Rome and see this every day! “Get it while the gettin’s good,” as they say. This one will make it to the Time “Life” series for sure! Thanks to Fr. Rocco Palmo at Whispers in the Loggia for posting … Read More
FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students) is hosting yet another REACH event, this time in Philadelphia on May 10th. What is REACH? As they put it, “REACH is an opportunity for local community members to gather in prayer and fellowship, to encounter Jesus Christ in the Eucharist, to hear the words of inspirational speakers, and to learn more … Read More
Reading through the Catholic news this morning, I came across an article on Catholic News Agency titled, “New film shows dramatic revival of Omaha parish,” by Carl Bunderson. The name of the priest responsible for this renewal is Fr. Damien Cook. Father was a Tekton pilgrim a few years ago! Reflecting on the article helped … Read More
