The Pilgrim’s Journey

Pope John Paul II was renowned as a profound thinker and man of deep prayer, yet few realize he was also a published poet and playwright—a true lover of beauty. He saw that the human person was oriented not simply towards truth, but also to

Every year, millions of Christians dream of tracing the final footsteps of Jesus through the narrow, sun-baked streets of Jerusalem. The Jerusalem Stations of the Cross walk—better known as the Via Dolorosa—remains one of the most profound acts of devotion in the Christian world. Whether

Pilgrims have been traveling to the Holy Land to walk in the footsteps of Christ since the earliest days of the Church. Throughout that time, it has been customary to return home with a remembrance of the long and often difficult journey.  We have shared

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:

September 19, 2024 – vatican ruling on medjugorje My alarm clock awakened me at 4:27 am on Thursday morning, September 19, 2024. Blurry eyed, but wide awake and excited, I took my ipad to watch the live Vatican press conference about Medjugorje, starting at 4:30

Oftentimes, a pilgrimage affects a person so profoundly, they can’t help but share their experience when they return. While I’m sure we’ve all sat through endless vacation photos and stories from friends and family, the memories and experiences are much more than those from an