Faith in motion and freedom: the Mayflower voyage and the pact that sowed the spiritual and democratic roots of a new nation.
Puritan landing at Plymouth in 1620 By Antonio Gisbert - Public Domain
Pier Giorgio Frassati was canonized in St. Peter's on September 7, 2025 Marco Iacobucci Epp - Shutterstock
Portrait of Pier Giorgio Frassati, the “modern pilgrim” who united faith, mountain and service: from the peaks of Oropa to the streets of Turin, a life in motion.
Calzada de los muertos landscape at Teotihuacan Alfredo Schaufelberger - Shuttertsock
More than a ceremonial street, the Avenue of the Dead of Teotihuacán was an axis of pilgrimage and power, where ritual movement shaped the sacred order of the city.
Beautiful Standee of Disney Animation "COCO" display at the theater at Bangkok, Thailand Sarunyu L - Shutterstock
Pixar’s Coco introduced in 2017, with notable cultural sensitivity, one of Mexico’s most deeply rooted traditions.
Malta Island, Gozo, the ruins of Ggantija Temples (3600-3000 BC), the megalithic complex was erected in three stages by the community of farmers and herders inhabiting the small island of Gozo Angelo Giampiccolo - Shutterstock
Discover Ġgantija, Gozo’s megalithic temple older than the pyramids — a sacred site where stone, myth, and ritual shaped humanity’s first spirituality
Tiwanaku archaeological site, Bolivia. ABlandin - Shutterstock
Tiwanaku, the ritual heart of Bolivia’s highlands, blends astronomy, architecture, and ancestral memory in a living pilgrimage toward the sun and origins.
Aerial view of St Peter's Pool beach
Beautiful and famous St. Peter's Pool near Marsaxlok, Malta Kurka Geza Corey - Shutterstock
Marsaxlokk’s sacred shorelines reflect millennia of female devotion—from prehistoric temples to Marian faith—where myth, sea, and spirituality converge
Devil mask used at the Oruro Carnival in Bolivia Buteo - Shutterstock
In Oruro’s sacred carnival, faith meets folklore. The Virgin of Socavón and Chiru-Chiru embody Bolivia’s fusion of devotion, shadow, and survival.
Flower offering to la Virgen del Pilar national day of Spain Robcartorres - Shuttertsock
A checkered handkerchief turned symbol of faith: how the cachirulo became Zaragoza’s living emblem of pilgrimage and Aragonese identity.