Tag: Pilgrimage
Guadalupe image starts Philippines pilgrimage; Marcos leads consecration
Cardinal Jose Advincula said Our Lady of Guadalupe reflects God’s closeness to the poor, the forgotten, and those living on society’s margins
Pilgrimage of presence: Monks conclude 108-day peace trek in Washington
After 108 days, Buddhist monks conclude cross-country Walk for Peace, drawing interfaith support in Washington, D.C.
Pilgrim image of Our Lady of Guadalupe to visit Philippines
“An official visit of the Pilgrim Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe from Mexico to the Philippines will be held from June to December 2026”
Vietnamese Catholics begin 2026 with pilgrimage honoring martyrs at So Kien
Vietnamese pilgrims reflect on sacrifice and witness as So Kien emerges through pilgrimage and the return of martyr relics
Faithful throng La Vang shrine for Assumption celebration in Vietnam
The Assumption feast at La Vang brought 90,000 Catholics together in prayer, procession, and celebration of Mary’s enduring hope
Letter from Rome: Passion ends, compassion continues
As I prepare to return home to Thailand, I carry not just souvenirs or photographs, but a heart transformed
Pilgrim from the East: A journey of faith and renewal in...
The gravity of this Jubilee moment—when the Church opens wide its arms to welcome all back to God—was almost tangible.
Pope Francis to Ozamis pilgrims: ‘Be models in works of mercy’
The pilgrims composed of priests and lay are on a Marian pilgrimage in Europe as part of Ozamis’ golden jubilee celebration as a diocese
Philippine liturgists encourage pilgrimages
“Dioceses, parishes, and BECs must be encouraged to hold pilgrimages because of their spiritual value and communal service”
Rome prepares for 35 million pilgrims during 2025 Jubilee Year
The Vatican and the city of Rome are expecting an estimated 35 million people to flock to the Eternal City for the 2025 Jubilee Year of Hope

















