Today, Malta is renowned for its collection of Christian sites, pilgrimage routes, and religious festivals
Panoramic interior shot of Mosta Dome ZGPhotography - Shutterstock
A Franciscan Rosary in the Vatican Square Kristi Blokhin - Shutterstock
There is a “camino” of St Francis of Assisi in Rome following his steps on his two pilgrimages in 1205 and 1209
Sunrise at the Holy Ghats of Varanasi, India silentwings_M_Ghosh - Shutterstock
Also known as Avimukta, meaning “never abandoned by Shiva,” Varanasi is considered an eternal city that grants liberation, or moksha, to those who seek it.
Monument to Queen Isabella in Madrid, by Manuel Oms Canet VD Image Lab - Shutterstock
Isabella the Catholic’s pilgrimages helped shape Spain’s history. Her personal devotion strengthened both the Jacobean tradition and the veneration of Guadalupe
Hagar Qim, ancient Megalithic Temple of Malta, is a UNESCO world heritage in Malta in the Mediterranean Mary416 - Shutterstock
For those who explore Malta’s caves, it is not just a matter of viewing geological wonders, but of experiencing a continuity of worship and devotion
A pilgrim having fun on St James Way indru360 - Shutterstock
Choosing your pilgrimage path is not about finding the “right” one for everyone—it’s about finding the path that’s right for you
Millions of pilgrims expected in Rome for Jubilee 2025 Stanley Kalvan - Shutterstock
The 2025 Jubilee will include special Masses, public events and, of course, opportunities to pass through the Holy Door of St. Peter’s Basilica
Göbekli Tepe Oktay Altay - Shutterstock
According to some scholars, this Neolithic archaeological place could be the first pilgrimage site in history
Interior of the Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche Danita Delimont - Shutterstock
Each year, visitors from all over the country come to pay their respects to Mary in this tiny chapel in Florida