Discover Our Lady of Victory Church, Valletta’s first building and the origin of a feast at the heart of Malta’s historical memory
Interior of the Church of Our Lady of Victories in Valletta, Felix Lipov - Shutterstock
H.E. Ben Batabe Assorow, Ambassador to the Holy See Ghana Embassy to the Holy See, Courtesy
Discover Ghana’s spiritual life with Ben Batabe Assorow: Marian shrines, Catholic liturgy, religious coexistence, and ancestral memory.
View of the Cape Coast Slave Castle from the Atlantic Ocean coast in Ghana, West Africa Dave Primov - Shutterstock
Cape Coast transforms the memory of slavery into a journey of return, where historic forts, Fante culture, festivals, and the African diaspora connect past and present
Entrusted from the Cave of the "Rey Cintolo" in Galicia, Spain Imaxe Press - Shutterstock
Near Mondoñedo, Cova do Rei Cintolo hides an underground labyrinth over eleven kilometers long and a legend of kings, enchanted princesses, and vanished cities along the Camino del Norte
Visitors exploring Cathedral Beach at low tide JESUS_HIGUERAS_FOTO - Shutterstock
From As Catedrais to Santiago, discover how Ribadeo’s spectacular beach connects with the Camino del Norte through geology, ancient routes, and pilgrim history
Mural painting of El Cid in Cardeñajimeno (Burgos) By Zarateman - Own work, CC0
Discover the legend of El Cid as a pilgrim, his supposed journey to Santiago, and how the Camino turned Rodrigo Díaz into an epic, almost sacred hero
Saint Elizabeth, Queen of Portugal ("a Rainha Santa Isabel"), on pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela
By António de Holanda - Public Domain
Isabel of Portugal was a queen, mediator, and pilgrim. Her 1325 journey to Santiago turned the Camino into the final stage of a life devoted to building bridges
Maltese Cross in the Muristan of the Old City of Jerusalem, the first hospital of the Knights Hospitaller Victor Jiang - Shutterstock
From Jerusalem to the Camino de Santiago and Lourdes, discover how the Order of Malta transformed its medieval mission of protecting pilgrims into a global humanitarian network.
Interior view of the coffered dome of the Mosta Rotunda Felix Lipov - Shutterstock
Discover Mosta’s Rotunda, Malta’s vast dome, its 1942 wartime miracle, and the Santa Marija feast celebrating faith and survival