Where we go

Holy destinations

Each itinerary is built around the shrine itself — its rhythm of prayer, its quiet corners, its graces. Here are the places I regularly guide pilgrims to.

Lourdes

France

Lourdes

Where Our Lady appeared to Saint Bernadette

Walk to the grotto of Massabielle, bathe in the spring waters, and join the candlelight procession. A pilgrimage of healing, quiet prayer, and tender devotion.

  • The Grotto of Massabielle
  • Baths & spring water
  • Evening candlelight procession
  • Daily international Mass
Rome & the Vatican

Italy

Rome & the Vatican

The heart of the universal Church

Venerate the tombs of Saints Peter and Paul, attend a papal audience, and walk the ancient stones where martyrs gave their witness. The Eternal City, prayed slowly.

  • St. Peter's Basilica & Square
  • Papal audience (when scheduled)
  • Scala Santa & the Holy Stairs
  • Catacombs of the early martyrs
Our Lady of Guadalupe

Mexico

Our Lady of Guadalupe

The tilma of the Patroness of the Americas

Stand before the miraculous image on Saint Juan Diego's tilma at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, and pray at Tepeyac where the Virgin appeared in 1531.

  • The Basilica & the tilma
  • Tepeyac Hill
  • Chapel of the Well
  • Old basilica & surrounding churches
Medjugorje

Bosnia & Herzegovina

Medjugorje

The quiet hill of prayer in Bosnia

A small village in Bosnia & Herzegovina where pilgrims climb Apparition Hill, pray the Stations on Cross Mountain, and sit in silence before the Queen of Peace. A slower, more contemplative pilgrimage — close to the heart of prayer.

  • Apparition Hill (Podbrdo)
  • Cross Mountain (Križevac)
  • St. James Church & adoration
  • Time for personal reflection
Camino de Santiago

Spain

Camino de Santiago

The ancient pilgrim road to the Apostle's tomb

Walk the Way of Saint James across the green hills and stone villages of Galicia, following centuries of pilgrims to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. A slow, walking pilgrimage of fellowship, simplicity, and prayer — where the journey itself becomes the destination.

  • Camino Francés walking stages
  • Cathedral of Santiago & the Botafumeiro
  • Pilgrim Mass & the Holy Door
  • Village chapels & quiet countryside

Have somewhere else in mind?

These are my regular destinations, but I'm happy to explore other Marian shrines and Catholic holy sites with you.

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