Traditional Catholic Pilgrimage - Mission San Juan Bautista to Mission Carmel, CA

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This is from Fr. Peter Carota, who will be leading a Traditional pilgrimage for St. Stephens in Sacramento starting this Friday. If you live in or near the Monterey Bay Area, please feel free to attend the scheduled Masses.

I will be leading the Traditional Pilgrimage for St. Stephen Martyr Sacramento, California on Friday May 17th starting at San Juan Bautista Mission with a 8 am Holy Latin Mass. Everyone is invited to the Holy Mass, but the pilgrimage is already full. Then we will be walking to Salinas and celebrate the Holy Mass Saturday morning at the chapel at the Queen of Heaven cemetery. This is where the Monterey Bay Area Traditional Latin Mass community hold their Latin Mass every Sunday at 10:30 am. Then we walk to Marina and spend the night there. Pentecost Sunday we walk to Carmel with Holy Latin Mass at 3 pm. All are invited to participate in the Holy Latin Mass at Carmel Mission. Afterward we will have a picnic dinner at San Juan Bautista Mission on the way back to Stockton/Sacramento. This is not part of the Pilgrimage, but just a time to get together and be thankful we are loving traditional Catholics. Bring food and chairs to sit on.

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This sounds fantastic! I love the Missions, and I’ve been to most of them at one point or another.

I live close enough, but unfortunately my work schedule gets in the way 😦

Maybe I can make one of the Masses…
 
how long a hike is it ??? can anybody do the walking !!
prettiefly said:
This is from Fr. Peter Carota, who will be leading a Traditional pilgrimage for St. Stephens in Sacramento starting this Friday. If you live in or near the Monterey Bay Area, please feel free to attend the scheduled Masses.

I will be leading the Traditional Pilgrimage for St. Stephen Martyr Sacramento, California on Friday May 17th starting at San Juan Bautista Mission with a 8 am Holy Latin Mass. Everyone is invited to the Holy Mass, but the pilgrimage is already full. Then we will be walking to Salinas and celebrate the Holy Mass Saturday morning at the chapel at the Queen of Heaven cemetery. This is where the Monterey Bay Area Traditional Latin Mass community hold their Latin Mass every Sunday at 10:30 am. Then we walk to Marina and spend the night there. Pentecost Sunday we walk to Carmel with Holy Latin Mass at 3 pm. All are invited to participate in the Holy Latin Mass at Carmel Mission. Afterward we will have a picnic dinner at San Juan Bautista Mission on the way back to Stockton/Sacramento. This is not part of the Pilgrimage, but just a time to get together and be thankful we are loving traditional Catholics. Bring food and chairs to sit on.

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prettiefly said:
This is from Fr. Peter Carota, who will be leading a Traditional pilgrimage for St. Stephens in Sacramento starting this Friday. If you live in or near the Monterey Bay Area, please feel free to attend the scheduled Masses.

I will be leading the Traditional Pilgrimage for St. Stephen Martyr Sacramento, California on Friday May 17th starting at San Juan Bautista Mission with a 8 am Holy Latin Mass. Everyone is invited to the Holy Mass, but the pilgrimage is already full. Then we will be walking to Salinas and celebrate the Holy Mass Saturday morning at the chapel at the Queen of Heaven cemetery. This is where the Monterey Bay Area Traditional Latin Mass community hold their Latin Mass every Sunday at 10:30 am. Then we walk to Marina and spend the night there. Pentecost Sunday we walk to Carmel with Holy Latin Mass at 3 pm. All are invited to participate in the Holy Latin Mass at Carmel Mission. Afterward we will have a picnic dinner at San Juan Bautista Mission on the way back to Stockton/Sacramento. This is not part of the Pilgrimage, but just a time to get together and be thankful we are loving traditional Catholics. Bring food and chairs to sit on.

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I wish I could go; I made my First Communion in Salinas, but back then ALL Masses were said in Latin! LOL :cool:
 
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