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Jerome22
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I was wondering who all has been on a Pilgrimage? It can be explicitly Catholic or you could have made it Catholic and what ones you know of to recommend.
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bardegaulois
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I see you’re in the US. If you haven’t taken the journey to the National Shrine of the North American Martyrs in Auriesville, NY, I would heartily recommend it.
But there are perhaps thousands of destinations of pilgrimages around the world; what specifically are you looking for?
God bless.
But there are perhaps thousands of destinations of pilgrimages around the world; what specifically are you looking for?
God bless.
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svid2
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Pax Christi!
Yes, Auriesville is a good recommendation. I went there as a Boy Scout uh, well…
Let’s just say “many” years ago!
Really, any journey can become a pilgrimage if it is offered up as such. It doesn’t have to be a trip to a particularly reserved or designated site. Just offer your efforts up to God.
God bless.
P.S. Okay, here’s my suggestion: Nôtre Dame de Chartres! This window in particular: Nôtre Dame della belle Vieux. Around 5 p.m. Take extra kleenex.
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Yes, Auriesville is a good recommendation. I went there as a Boy Scout uh, well…
Let’s just say “many” years ago!
Really, any journey can become a pilgrimage if it is offered up as such. It doesn’t have to be a trip to a particularly reserved or designated site. Just offer your efforts up to God.
God bless.
P.S. Okay, here’s my suggestion: Nôtre Dame de Chartres! This window in particular: Nôtre Dame della belle Vieux. Around 5 p.m. Take extra kleenex.
G.b.
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esieffe
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Great question, should I ever be able to claw my way out of student loan debt.
If you had to choose between the Vatican and Jerusalem, which would be the better trip? Which would be more expensive?
If you had to choose between the Vatican and Jerusalem, which would be the better trip? Which would be more expensive?
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Deo_Gratias42
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There’s the Chartres Pilgrimage in France that’s coming up in June.
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the_phoenix
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Fatima, Portugal.
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tawny
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Excellent suggestion. Beautiful site.I see you’re in the US. If you haven’t taken the journey to the National Shrine of the North American Martyrs in Auriesville, NY, I would heartily recommend it.
But there are perhaps thousands of destinations of pilgrimages around the world; what specifically are you looking for?
God bless.
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CalCatholic
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I went to Israel in 2008 on a 10 day Catholic pilgrimage. It was wonderful! We had Mass everyday at each of the Holy sites we visited. On the bus en route to our destination, we would recite the Rosary or Divine Mercy. We were led by a Franciscan Priest who lives in Jerusalem. Unfortunately, the company went bankrupt, so I can’t give you their name for contact.
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