Pilgrimage

The Latin Mass Society says its annual pilgrimage to Walsingham has continued to grow despite restrictions on the Traditional Mass

Corrie Douglas-Young

The increasing numbers of walking pilgrims suggest that, beneath the blisters and aching feet, an older longing for our heavenly homeland still endures

David Hahn

Outreach will host a three-day pilgrimage through New York City highlighting sites connected with LGBTQ Catholics and the HIV/AIDS epidemic

Christine Rousselle

Around 1,000 pilgrims from the Archdiocese of Liverpool will travel to Lourdes this month as the archdiocese celebrates 50 years of its youth pilgrimage

Corrie Douglas-Young

As thousands of Catholics walked to Chartres over Pentecost, one first-time pilgrim discovered how physical hardship can illuminate spiritual truths

Georgia Gilholy

In an epistle on pilgrimage, St Gregory of Nyssa warns against confusing sacred places with sanctity itself and reminds believers that God dwells wherever hearts are prepared to receive Him

St Gregory of Nyssa

Organisers say registrations have surged as young Catholics and converts continue to be drawn to the traditional liturgy

Thomas Colsy

James Jeffrey visits Le Puy-en-Velay, where the atmosphere of departure, devotion and deep history shapes the opening steps of the Camino

James Jeffrey

More than 100,000 pilgrims have passed through the Basilica of St Francis in Assisi during the first week of the first public exposition of the saint’s mortal remains in 800 years

The Catholic Herald

In a season of post-festive gloom and social atomisation, the Epistle to the Hebrews offers a quietly radical command

James Jeffrey