In the words (on Facebook) of one participant in the Pilgrimage for Restoration 2011, which concluded yesterday it was …
“Another GREAT Pilgrimage. Thanks to all who attended, prayed for, donated to, and otherwise supported PfR 2011! See you next year — God willing — on the road to Auriesville.”
Deo gratias!
Pilgrims are encouraged to write up their stories of pilgrimage and to submit them in the “comments” to this blog post.
Keep posted for updates, reports, and stories.
Find your options and marching orders explained on this updated page.
Now’s the time to register. It’s easy, really. And the forms actually work, for a change!
Register now and avoid the additional late-fee that kicks in at 11:59 PM PDT, September 14 — feast of the Exultation of the Cross. … Read More
YES!, [click here] I’m interested in Pilgrimage 2011, even if I cannot travel to Auriesville.
Pilgrims honor Our Blessed Lady and her Martyrs
No, [click here] I don’t envision myself having that much fun. But maybe next year! Thanks.
“But let your speech be yea, yea: no, no: and that which is over and above these, is of evil.” Jesus The Christ, Son of God – Mt. 5:37
“Where there’s a will, there’s a way.” someone who recognizes The Truth
Pilgrimage for Restoration
Come to restore. The rest will come.
16th annual Pilgrimage, 23-25 September 2011
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“palmer” — a pilgrim returning from the Holy Land, palm branches in hand
“alms” — money or goods given as an act of charity
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Call it “alms for palms”.
For as long as Christians have been making pilgrimage, they have known that no one in the Church goes it alone – ever. Read More
Is floating with ideas in the clouds getting dry?
When we’re at our best, we students pursue truth for a vocation. We’re in our books and college bubble.
Why not take the time to walk with the Truth Himself, living, walking, breathing? Not confined to books or our minds, Christ, the Way, the Truth, and the Life, is the completion of our life as students.
How about moving beyond acknowledgement of that fact and taking steps to actually live it?
And why not take several of those steps on the Pilgrimage for Restoration 2011?
“This traditional pilgrimage to the Shrine of the North American Martyrs promises ‘Answered prayers. Tons of them.’ The 2011 Pilgrimage for Restoration is set for September 23-25.”
Read more here: Auriesville Pilgrimage for Restoration Mixes Tradition, Vitality
Always wanted to make it, but just couldn’t … find the time to get away? We hear you!
What’s so different this year that makes it time now to register?
Reason #1 The Pilgrimage is shorter by a full day: Friday-Sunday, instead of Wednesday-Saturday.
Reason #2 Better yet, Read More
Sure. For example, Luke’s Gospel account at chpt. xxxiv, verses 31-35. Read More
Looks inviting, eh? Imagine: real life on pilgrimage just got even better.
New dates & days in 2011 mean you too can have ‘the time of your life’ over a ‘long weekend’, Friday through Sunday, instead of a whole week away as in years past.
That makes it lots easier for collegians, home-schoolers & high-schoolers, working families and just about everybody to participate.
Now 12.5 miles shorter and following a more direct route, it’s also easier than ever for pilgrims to join up the last day, just like most pilgrims do at our model and inspiration, the Paris-to-Chartres Pentecost Pilgrimage in France.
There’s something in the works for everybody.
The 16th annual Pilgrimage for Restoration is scheduled for 23-25 September 2011.
As you might have noticed — for example, from the video in yesterday’s post (below), the Pilgrimage is a prayerful, musical event.
Hymns, songs, and a story of the Pilgrimage are available, all on the official Pilgrimage for Restoration recording — on CD and cassette.
A listing of the 33 tracks of Songs of Pilgrimage can be found here.
Order the CD or cassette here.
Download the following … Read More
