Discover the meeting of Saint Francis and Saint Dominic in Rome and how their orders transformed preaching, poverty, and medieval pilgrimage.
Fra Angelico (ca 1400) - Part of a Predella, The Meeting of St. Francis and St. Dominic Public Domain
Grave of Mevlana Jalaluddin Rumi. Eastern poet and religious scholar Nurlan Mammadzada - Shutterstock
Discover Rumi’s Mausoleum in Konya, the heart of the Mevlâna Museum and a landmark of Sufi heritage, Persian poetry, and the Whirling Dervishes
Apparition hill Podbrdo of the Virgin Mary Ivan Smuk - Shutterstock
Discover Medjugorje, a major Marian pilgrimage site shaped by prayer, peace, conversion, and the Vatican’s 2024 nihil obstat recognizing its spiritual fruits
Taoist temple carved in rock with large vistas of space below in Henshan Bei Greir - Shutterstock
Explore China’s Five Sacred Mountains, a pilgrimage landscape where Daoism, Confucianism, and Buddhism read the cosmos through stone, altitude, and ascent
Confucius among his pupils Public Domain
Discover how New Confucianism understands walking as a path of moral cultivation, inner transformation, and a renewed return to the world.
Xewkija, Gozo, Malta, June 28, 2025. Crowds gather for a Catholic religious parade in honor of Saint Peter and Saint Paul Dmitriy Bakhar - Shutterstock
Discover L-Imnarja, Malta’s oldest feast: għana folk music, rabbit fenkata, rural traditions, and Saint Paul’s legacy beneath the trees of Buskett
Acts 28:1-6 is illustrated showing Paul being perceived by the Malta inhabitants as a God Laurent de la Hyre - Public Domain
Discover how Saint Paul’s shipwreck transformed Malta into an island of refuge and walk the Peregrinatio Sancti Pauli AD 60 in his footsteps.
Romanesque church of Sant Joan de Caselles (12 century), Canillo, Andorra Josep Curto - Shutterstock
Explore Andorra’s Romanesque Trail through medieval churches, Pyrenean art, and mountain landscapes shaped by centuries of history and tradition
Golden reliquary in the Treasury Museum of Aachen Cathedral, Germany. Joseph Creamer - Shutterstock
Charlemagne built Aachen around sacred relics. Centuries later, he became one himself in one of Europe’s most fascinating pilgrim cities.