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Registration for the 29th annual Pilgrimage 2024 is scheduled Read More
No one makes Pilgrimage alone.
At the Pilgrimage for Restoration, pilgrims form in brigades and walk together in song, prayer, and fellowship.
Almost without being noticed, pilgrim-organizers (all volunteers) guide and shadow the sometimes mile-long column of brigades to assist them at every step of The Way, allowing pilgrims to concentrate on the “one thing alone necessary” – seeking and being with Christ.
Follow a brigade of students from Thomas More College in the video below.
The 28th annual Pilgrimage for Restoration is scheduled to take place Read More
What is it like to be on traditional, walking pilgrimage for three whole days? Student pilgrims from Thomas More College of Liberal Arts share their experience in the video below.
The 27th annual Pilgrimage for Restoration is scheduled to take place Friday-Sunday, September 23 – 25, 2022 A.D.
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Read Morehttps://pilgrimage-for-restoration.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Pilgrimage_Impossible_Latin_Mass_Magazine_Winter-Spring_2021_by_Susie_Lloyd.pdf
“Pilgrimage Impossible”, The Latin Mass magazine, Spring 2021
Dig this: students of Thomas More, in the Brigade of Ss. Ferdinand & Isabella of Castille record their steps — in music, THEIRS! — on pilgrimage, in 2016.
Viva Cristo Rey! … S A N F E R – N A N – D O !
Were you there that Friday evening in 2003, at the “Canawagha Castle”, above the then-Blessed Kateri Shrine in Fonda?
(The sun was shining brightly that year — for a welcomed change! — even after 5pm. And those were the days the pilgrimage took four days, ending on a Saturday.)
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By all accounts it was a grace-filled pilgrimage.