Join Us On A Pilgrimage!
We have amazing Catholic holy sites right here in America. Come with us on pilgrimage to learn about our own rich Catholic history here on these shores. Schedule a pilgrimage with us to experience the places were the Church in America grew!
Available Itineraries
Kentucky Holy Land and Bourbon Country
Our flagship pilgrimage
June 21-26, 2026
St. Joseph Proto-Cathedral • St. Rose Priory • Gethsemani • St. Thomas Cabin • Loretto • Bishop Flaget’s Tomb • More
Bardstown, Kentucky was the first inland diocese, established in 1808. See the original homes of the Dominicans, Sisters of Loretto, Trappists at Gethsemani, the first cathedral, and first parish. Also, each day has at least one bourbon tour and tasting!
Colonial and Early American Catholicism — Maryland and Virginia
July 26-31, 2026
St. Mary City • St. Clement Island • the Baltimore Basilica • Carmel of Port Tobacco • St. Elizabeth Ann Seton • Charles Carroll • Whitemarsh • Old Town Alexandria • The Basilia of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception • More
Experience the places were the earliest Catholics came ashore and established the Church in the British Colonies, and where the Church in the United States got its start.
Catholic Wisconsin
October 5-12, 2026
Our Lady of Champion • Holy Hill • St. Josaphat • Our Lady of Guadalupe • Rudolph Gardens • St. Joseph • St. Joan of Arc • More
Wisconsin has seen more than its share of miracles, saintly men and women, apparitions, and incredible Catholic history. You don’t want to miss this pilgrimage to a land where Mary appeared and men and women of faith have left such a legacy of faith and hope and love.
Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico!
Loretto Staircase • St. Francis Cathedral Basilica • Chimayo • Christ in the Desert Monastery • Mission San Miguel • More
The oldest city that is a state capital in the U.S. also is home to some of the oldest Catholicism in the U.S. Long before New Mexico was part of the U.S. it had a rich history and a “melting pot” aspect all its own.
Philadelphia
Historic St. Joseph • Old St. Mary’s • St. John Neumann • St. Katherine Drexel • Cathedral Basilica of Sts. Peter and Paul • St. Rita Shrine • Our Lady of Czestochowa Shrine • More
Phildelphia was, for a time, the only place in the English-speaking world where the Holy Mass could be celebrated in public. In the late colonial era it was the home base for missionaries who kept the faith alive in nearby Delaware, New Jersey, and New York. During the Revolutionary era, Catholics in Philadelphia celebrated the coming of independence and its achievement, and as the decades passed Philadelphia was home to two saints and countless holy men and women who helped to weave the fabric of one of America’s great cities.
More In the Works…
We are working on itineraries and details for a number of great destinations, including:
- New Orleans
- Philadelphia
- Denver
- New England
- California Missions
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