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 28th annual Pilgrimage for Restoration is scheduled to take place Friday-Sunday, September 29 – October 1, 2023 A.D.
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‘Something for everybody’ to participate in 2023!
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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
The plan of sacred music for the Liturgies of Pilgrimage 2022 has been finalized, and may be found attached below.
(St. Cecilia Brigade members do not need to print out this document.)
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.
Pre-register or register for the 2022 Pilgrimage for Restoration today.
Subscribe to this blog for updates.
Visit the website, or the Facebook group or Facebook page.
‘Something for everybody’ to participate in 2022!
NOTE: This post originally wrongly reported Rory, Mr. Burke’s son, as the victim of the auto accident. I beg pardon of The Burke Family and pilgrim-friends for the error. — G. Lloyd, Director
With profound sadness news touches fellow pilgrims far and wide, telling of dreadful, life-threatening injuries to pilgrim and Father of generous veteran organizer Rory Burke of Baltimore, Maryland. Read More
A young homeschooling Mother teaches what surprised her to learn on pilgrimage — about life. What about you?
http://pilgrimage-for-restoration.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/A_Moms_Journey_on_pilgrimage_by_K_Martin_Latin_Mass_magazine_5-2020.pdf
“A Young Mom’s Journey”, The Latin Mass magazine, Spring 2020
“These things I have spoken to you, that in me you may have peace. In the world you shall have distress: but have confidence, I have overcome the world.” Jn. xvi, 33
Christ is risen! Truly he is risen!
The following is a good word from Pilgrimage Chaplain, Rev. Fr. Gregory Pendergraft, who addressed the following lines via e-mail this morning to his Roman flock at St. Stephen of Hungary Parish in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
As we are subjected to yet more weeks of social distancing, it is important to remember that fear has been used in every Read More
“Pray without ceasing.” It’s never too early to join fellow pilgrims in prayer. To make it easier to remember and recite the short prayer each day, every pilgrim is asked to print it out, post it to the refrigerator in the kitchen, leave it at one’s night table next to the bed, tape it to the mirror in the bathroom … Ok, you get the point.
So, click here to download the prayer of St Nicholas of Flüe.
Spread the word, too!
Post the file to your Facebook page or blog.
Print it out, and take copies to your parish or church events, and distribute them to friends, family, parishioners, and fellow Catholics everywhere. Read More
Mark your calendar!
Read it, and weep. Then … 
Day of Recollection – Pilgrimage 2019