World Youth Day 2023 Dates Announced
The long awaited World Youth Day 2023 dates are finally here! Let's start planning together!
How to Live Out the Spirit of Pilgrimage at Home
"How do we live out the spirit of pilgrimage when travel is difficult -- sometimes impossible?"
Uncovering the Origins of Oberammergau in 2022
"The God who inspired the people of Oberammergau to put on the first Passion Play in 1634 is the same God who loves us now. It is that love that we will see portrayed on stage next summer in Oberammergau--sacrificial love that comes with the promise of healing and renewal."
Becoming the Best Version of Yourself Through Pilgrimage
"Pilgrimage is a chance to pray, build fellowship, and worship in a space designed to heighten your awareness of the spiritual. It’s why many pilgrims discover that they gain a new sense of what God is calling them to do, whether it’s a relationship, a career, or difficulty they’re facing."
Celebrating New Beginnings — St. John the Baptist and a Return to Pilgrimage
St. John the Baptist has become a symbol of renewal, new beginnings, and how we celebrate those special times.
Two Modern Catholic Saints of the Holy Land You Need To Know About Today
Discover the extraordinary lives of the first Palestinian nuns to gain sainthood in modern times.
May Crowning: What It Is and Why We Do It
It’s our hope and prayer that this May, you’ll celebrate May Crowning in your own parish or home, and have a special encounter with Christ through the Virgin Mary.
The 4 Best Reasons to Take Your Group to World Youth Day
From experiencing the unity of the church to a sacred encounter with Christ, here's why you'll want to consider heading to World Youth Day with Verso Ministries.
Xacobeo 2021 — A Holy Year for the Camino de Santiago
If you’ve ever considered a pilgrimage to the Camino, this may be your year (or two!).
A Shared Journey: How Pilgrimage Encourages Diversity and Unity
“A pilgrimage reminds us that this world is God’s world, and that whether we are standing in the Tomb of Jesus, hiking the Camino or sitting at a French bistro with other pilgrims, we are a member of a truly Catholic, universal church.”
