Modern, secular liberals do not generally like others to pray. In this they show themselves more believing Read More
Question #2 — “Where can a pilgrim stay Thursday night, to be ready for step-off early Friday morning?”
Once you’ve registered and requested the shuttle, it’s time to make plans to Read More
So, what are you waiting for?
If this one picture doesn’t mean it’s time to register, what thousand words will move you?
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Send them packing … on a traditional, walking pilgrimage.Calling all Romans … of the East, too
Christus resurrexit! Xristos anesti! Khrystos voskres!
For years the several — and not numerically insubstantial — pilgrim-veterans of the Eastern Catholic churches have talked about forming an Eastern brigade, in order to make the Pilgrimage for Restoration in the manner of Eastern Romans.
Are you an Eastern Christian with that kind of aspiration? Or do you know an Eastern Christian to invite to join in the fun? Read More
Fellow pilgrim debuts at Metropolitan Opera
Meet Emalie Savoy, soprano.
Emalie’s father, Tom Savoy, is founder and former director of the New York Catholic Chorale. The Chorale has from the start provided sacred music at the Mass which ‘crowns’ the pilgrimage on its last day.
Here is what Tom had to say to a recent inquiry. Read More
Follow Pilgrimage on Twitter
The Pilgrimage’s identity on Twitter is Auriesville Pilgrims @St_Rene_Goupil.
If you’re a Twitter user, Read More
Why not join Pilgrimage Facebook group?
If you’re on Facebook, then please consider joining the Pilgrimage’s Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pilgrimage.for.restoration/
New Liturgical Movement reports pilgrimage
Check it out.
Click here to read about the pilgrimage to Auriesville on the website of the New Liturgical Movement.
Out thanks to NLM founder and editor, Shawn Tribe, for publishing the news.
Please send him an e-mail thanking him.