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The Savannah Cathedral that Rose from Ashes

Discover the remarkable history of Savannah’s Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist, a sacred landmark shaped by Catholic perseverance, immigrant faith, and a community that rebuilt from ashes. Today, the basilica continues to welcome pilgrims and visitors seeking beauty, prayer, and an encounter with God.

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May 22: National Eucharistic Pilgrimage Begins in St. Augustine

When the Spaniards first landed in America in 1565, their first actions were both Eucharistic and evangelistic. Soon after their landing, Father Francisco López de Mendoza Grajales celebrated one of the earliest documented Masses in what is now the United States. Members of the native Seloy tribe curiously approached and were invited to participate in the Holy Mass.

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Experience the Holy Land in Washington, D.C. This Easter Triduum

Those who live near Washington, D.C. have a unique opportunity to be transported right to the sacred sites of the Holy Land during these holy days of the Easter Triduum.

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The Maryland Shrine That Brings Assisi to America

Pope Leo XIV declared an Extraordinary Jubilee Year of St. Francis of Assisi, which extends from January 10, 2026, to January 10, 2027. This year, thousands of pilgrims will surely flock to Assisi to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the death of St. Francis.

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Pilgrims of the Cross

Lent is often compared to a “pilgrimage” - a time of walking with Christ on the path to Calvary.

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A Camp Like No Other

Be restored this summer at Annunciation Heights.

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Your First Catholic Pilgrimage: Simple Steps to Prepare Heart, Mind, and Backpack

Going on a pilgrimage for the first time (even locally) is a lot like visiting extended family you haven’t met or seen in years. There’s a sense of anticipation, familiarity, and yet very much unknown. There's spiritual preparation as much as there is material preparation.

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The Ice Cream that Didn’t Melt: A Sweet Miracle in Detroit, Michigan

The lame will walk. The blind shall see. And…the ice cream won’t melt?

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Standing at Venerable Father Peyton's Grave: How One Pilgrimage Sparked Our Family Rosary Tradition

A reflection on the graces we received from visiting the grave of Venerable Father Patrick Peyton.

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