Feast of the Martyrs of New France – Jean de Brébeuf, Isaac Jogues, and Companions
26 September
Spread the word!
Post it on your blog or website!
Pin it to the bulletin board in the vestibule at your parish!
Publish it in your parish bulletin or e-newsletter!
Put it on your parish’s e-bulletin board!Invite your Pastor and/or favorite Priest!
Question: My sister and I — and maybe a brother or fellow parishioner — are very interested in signing up for pilgrimage.
Answer: Thanks be to God for the grace of pilgrimage. What’s keeping you from registering today?
Q: We’d like to know Read More
(There is still no fee to register for Sunday-only.)
Discounts are available only to a Read More
Like Ladies Looking for a sale, keep your eyes peeled for special rock-bottom discounts on the registration fee for groups & families.
(A minimum of three pilgrims or family members must register together on one form to avail of the discount.)
All the days of Christmas in summertime fall on Read More
PASTORS, now you can ‘get rid of your parishioners’ the way you’ve always dreamt. Send them packing … on a traditional, walking pilgrimage.
We’ve made it easy for you to do so. Read More
With 20 blessed years of pilgrimage fresh in memory, your fellow-pilgrims & organizers are already planning improvements for the next 20 years.
Click here to view a ‘schematic’ reflecting the first stage of re-organization (in the directorate) of the 21st annual Pilgrimage for Restoration.
Read More
After you’ve begun to pray with fellow pilgrims, registered and Read More
This ‘schematic’ of the Modified Division gives a partial answer.
(This page of the FAQs provides a look at the ‘modified pilgrimage’ in general.)
The general Directorate and the Director of the Modified Division (MD) ask all Read More
The 
After years of loyal service, Bob Seeley needs a break from pilgrimage responsibilities. (He & Mrs. Seeley have plenty of those 
And it includes cash.
PASTORS, now you can ‘get rid of your parishioners’ the way you’ve always dreamt. Send them packing … on a traditional, walking pilgrimage.
“palmer” — a pilgrim returning from the Holy Land, palm branches in hand