A route following in the footsteps of Saint Andrew Kim Taegon in South Korea—a pilgrimage path gaining new relevance ahead of World Youth Day Seoul 2027.
Saint Kim Dae-gon statue at Solmoe Shrine cstrike - Shutterstock.com
Castillo Almudaina in Dart Vila fortress. Santa Maria d' Eivissa cathedral. Nikiforov Alexander - Shutterstock
Discover Ibiza’s lesser-known sacred side: white churches, old Mass paths, Holy Week, patronal feasts, and traditions beyond nightlife tourism.
A photograph of Overall view of the Baptistery of Dura Europos, as reconstructed at Yale Public Domain
Discover the oldest surviving Christian church in New Haven, the Dura-Europos frescoes at Yale, and Blessed Michael McGivney’s pilgrimage route
Pilgrims praying on St. Mary's Sanctuary Buoho Grotto CadKom Media - Courtesy
Discover Buoho Grotto in Ghana, an Ashanti Marian shrine where Catholic faith, Asante history, and devotion to Lourdes meet
Baltimore Basilica built in 1821 with its neo-classical west front and cupolas was the first Catholic cathedral built in the USA LEE SNIDER PHOTO IMAGES - Shutterstock
Discover Baltimore as a cradle of American Catholicism, following the early paths of Elizabeth Ann Seton, Michael McGivney, John Neumann, and Francis Xavier Seelos.
Old church with bell tower in Quincy, Illinois Sabrina Janelle Gordon - Shutterstock
Explore how the United States is beginning to build its own pilgrimage culture through saints, shrines, and sacred roads still waiting to be walked
Fra Angelico (ca 1400) - Part of a Predella, The Meeting of St. Francis and St. Dominic Public Domain
Discover the meeting of Saint Francis and Saint Dominic in Rome and how their orders transformed preaching, poverty, and medieval pilgrimage.
Aerial view of a celebration at St. James Parish in Medjugorje Ponta shots - Shutterstock
Discover what to see in Medjugorje, from Saint James Parish to Podbrdo and Križevac, in a journey shaped by prayer, silence, and hospitality.
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