Bishop Strickland: Catholics alive during this crisis must remember they were born for this
'We’re not just strolling along aimlessly. We have a destination, and that is eternal life with God.'
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Articles tagged Pilgrimage
Dominican friars hosting Rosary pilgrimage in Washington, DC this month
On September 30, 2023, the Dominican Friars of the Province of St. Joseph will lead a Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, near the campus of the Catholic University of America.
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Third pilgrimage from Arlington to D.C. will pray for an end to ‘cruel and unjust’ Latin Mass restrictions
'Pilgrimages are a wonderful, lost part of traditional Catholicism, and their beauty is a great tool of evangelization,' said Noah Peters of the Arlington Latin Mass Society.
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VIDEO: John-Henry Westen reflects on ‘intense,’ ‘beautiful’ experience walking Chartres pilgrimage
LifeSite’s John-Henry Westen described the three-day walking pilgrimage as 'an experience of uniting ourselves with the saints of old and sufferings of Christ on the cross.'
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Coalition for Canceled Priests co-founder tells Breitbart Pope Francis is pushing ‘globalist, leftist agenda’
Many within the Church are 'very much pushing a modernist agenda, sadly.'
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Ukrainian refugees flourish at Catholic boarding school in France
To date, we have directly helped about 36 boys to get to safety, with the majority staying here at Chavagnes to see out their school year.
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Mothers of traditional French priests walk 880 miles to ask Pope Francis to lift Latin Mass restrictions
The mothers said they wished 'to lay at the feet of the Holy Father the supplication of all the faithful who live the faith of the Tridentine rite and in the full communion of the Church.'
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Despite French govt’s COVID crackdown, historic Chartres pilgrimage lives on
Six groups of ten pilgrims 'relayed' from Paris to Chartres from the Vigil of Pentecost to Pentecost Monday, with virtual 'pilgrims' joining them from online.
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Chartres Pilgrimage canceled for first time in many years. Here’s what it was like
Huge campsites at night, huge celebrations of Mass, some outside, for many thousands each day. And its 60-some miles are walked at a cracking pace.
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Cdl Burke encourages Catholic faithful to renew their devotion through pilgrimages
These are Cardinal Burke’s reflections at the end of a pilgrimage he led.
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