Finding the Saints in Rome
The Eternal City is the final home to many of the Church’s most prominent saints.
What is a Jubilee “Indulgence”?
The Jubilee is a time for reconciliation and mercy. This dates back to the Jubilees of the Old Testament, when the Lord commanded the people to free slaves, forgive debts, and return property.
In Via: Journey Through Rome’s Station Churches
A timeless devotion: the journey through Rome’s Station Churches
Integrating Intentionality into Your Pilgrimage
Embarking on a pilgrimage is more than just a physical journey; it’s a profound odyssey of the heart and spirit. Each step you take, each sacred site you visit, holds the potential for transformation and encounter. The key to unlocking this potential lies in the practice of intentionality – the art of infusing purpose and […]
2023 World Youth Day: Inspiring Today’s Young Adults & Beyond
Established by Pope John Paul II in 1984 as a way to inspire the Church’s youth, years later World Youth Day continues to inspire young Catholics around the world. In doing so, it not only directly imparts virtues and values with the youth in attendance, it also empowers these individuals to be examples for others. […]
Take a Leap of Faith
Taking the leap of faith to experience new things can help us grow as whole people–soul, mind, and body.
See Oberammergau with Father Eric: Experience the Faith, History, and Culture
Anticipate the Oberammergau Passion Play through the unique perspective of Father Eric Augenstein:
Reliving the Holy Land: A Special Journey in 2020
“To really feel the whole aspect of everything Jesus did — feel where he was, feel how he lived, and feel the sufferings and the joys. It was all so overwhelming.”
Breath of Fresh Air: A Local Pilgrimage to the University of Notre Dame
Verso Ministries went on a local pilgrimage to Notre Dame in the Summer of 2020. Join us on this special journey.
What Does “Pilgrim” Mean?
“Pilgrim” means a lot of different things to lots of people. If you’re wondering what we mean when we say “pilgrim,” read on. You might be surprised by what you find.