The Cammino di Oropa crosses the Piedmont plain and rises into the Biellese Alps, ending at one of northern Italy’s major Marian sanctuaries.
Pilgrims arrive to the Oropa Sanctuary faber1893 - Shutterstock
Colorful tissue paper flags (papel picado) for the Day of the Dead in Mexico. AlexML2020 - Shutterstock
From Mixquic to Pomuch, Mexico’s Day of the Dead forms a living map of remembrance—where death is honored through light, color, and community.
One of the oldest towns in the southern region of Malta, Zurrieq is decorated for the celebrations of the feast day dedicated to its patron saint, Saint Catherine of Alexandria. BBA Photography - Shutterstock
A modern route revisits the journey of Bishop Senatore de Mello in 1436, revealing the spiritual geography and medieval parishes of Malta and Gozo.
Panoramic view of the mysterious tomb on the edge of the Death Road nebula, Bolivia Don Serhio - Shutterstock
Bolivia’s Franciscan Route of Death turns danger into contemplation — a descent from the Andes to the Amazon that fuses history, faith, and renewal.
The "Batu Payung" Lombok Island, Indonesia om cayip - Shutterstock
Lombok’s sacred landscapes reflect Indonesia’s religious plurality, from volcanic pilgrimages to shared temple rites—revealing a profound and peaceful convergence of belief.
Walking the Majella National Park (L'Aquila) Francesca Sciarra - Shutterstock
Emerging from the aftermath of earthquake 2009 in the heart of Italy, the Path of Peace stands as a living testament to resilience and collaboration
The Basilica of Our Lady of Luján stands in the city of Luján Edith Polverini - Shutterstock
In the heart of the Buenos Aires plains, just an hour from Argentina’s capital, stands the Basilica of Our Lady of Luján
Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic in Kandy Jorgson Photography - Shutterstock
Explore Kandy’s Temple of the Tooth: a sacred relic uniting faith, kingship, and devotion in Sri Lanka’s spiritual heart
Stations of the Cross. Close to Ta Pinu church on Gozo island Karina Movsesyan - Shutterstock
Walk the Via Crucis of Ta’ Pinu in Gozo, a scenic pilgrimage route leading to Malta’s most revered Marian shrine, blending faith, history, and breathtaking Mediterranean views