Category: brigadiers & their officers
Modified Pilgrimage Schedule – Pilgrimage 2023
The schedule of events for the modified pilgrimage is attached below.
All pilgrims participating in the modified events are asked to print it out and keep it on hand for immediate reference in the field this week during Pilgrimage.
Sacred Music – Pilgrimage 2023
The plan of sacred music for the Liturgies of Pilgrimage 2023 has been finalized, and may be found attached below.
St. Cecilia Brigade members do not need to print out this document.
Question #4 – “Where can a pilgrim stay overnight Thursday, to be ready for step-off early Friday morning?” 2023
Once you’ve registered, begun to pray with fellow pilgrims, and requested the shuttle, it’s time to make plans to Read More
The race is on. It’s now only five weeks — just 35 days — til Watch: Marching in a Brigade with the Church militant
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
12 mottos for a pilgrim-servant to live by
The “12 mottos” linked below, are taken from the letter of sainted Fr. Isaac Jogues, found here.
The pilgrim, especially a pilgrim-organzier — or “pilgrim-servant” — who Read More
Mark your calendar!Question #5 – “What’s this I heard about ‘check-in’ Thursday evening & rendezvous Friday morning?” 2022
That’s right. Every pilgrim without exception must check-in upon arrival at the step-off location Thursday afternoon or evening.
We strongly advise you to do that on Thursday afternoon or evening with the ‘early-birds’.
It’s possible Friday morning, too — but barely. There is always too little time.
That’s because every pilgrim, without exception, must also report to Read More