Since the 12th century, Canterbury Cathedral had been one of England’s most significant pilgrimage destinations, owing to the legacy of Thomas Becket.
Pilgrimage to Canterbury Public Domain
Tira de la Peregrinacion, sheet 4 Public Domain - Museo Nacional de Antropología (Mexico D.F.)
This codex tells the story of the mythical migration that gave rise to the Mexico we know today
The pinecone as a symbol of strength and unity Asociación Amigos del Camino de Santiago en Ávila
Pilgrims walking the Camino de Santiago in the lead-up to the Xacobeo 2027 might receive a golden pinecone as a gift — an unexpected token of fraternity and camaraderie
Famous statue of St Peter at the Vatican Square cinemavision - Shutterstock
Rome, center of Roman Catholicism and destination of the Jubilee 2025, preserves many places related to the Apostle Peter
Is walking without eating healthy? avtk - Shutterstock
Some claim that walking on an empty stomach can enhance fat burning and improve metabolic health, while others caution against potential risks
Nativity scenes echo that challenging journey to Bethlehem Jose AS Reyes - Shutterstock
What route did Jesus and pregnant Mary take from Nazareth to Bethlehem? The Gospels don’t say, so we can only conjecture.
American soldiers fighting near Monte Cassino, Italy United States Army in World War II: The War against Germany and Italy - Pictorial Record, Washington, D.C. 1988. Public Domain
Montecassino Abbey was on the verge of being lost in the 20th century, were it not for the courage of one man, as great as he was humble.
Monument La Ofrenda in Tepeyac Garden, work of Aurelio G.D. Mendoza Belikova Oksana - Shutterstock
Beyond religious significance, the Virgin of Guadalupe embodies values of hope, compassion, and dignity
Pilgrims on the Calzada de Guadalupe clicksdemexico - Shutterstock
Each year, from December 6 to 12, nearly 12 million people visit Guadalupe, drawn by its deep cultural and spiritual significance