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Celebrating Faith and History: A Pilgrimage to Rome on Sts. Peter and Paul’s Feast Day

Every year on June 29th, the Church commemorates the martyrdom of Saints Peter and Paul, two towering figures who shaped the early Christian movement. While the exact date of their deaths remains uncertain, their legacy endures, particularly in the Eternal City -...

Tips for Traveling During the 2024 Summer Olympics

Paris is gearing up to host the 2024 Summer Olympics, and with it comes the promise of excitement, world-class athleticism, and a cultural immersion unlike any other, but be prepared: the Olympic crowds are likely to bring travel delays. In order to be transparent...

Why We Journey: The Deep Meaning of Pilgrimage

Millions embark on pilgrimages each year, drawn by a force far greater than sightseeing. It's a soul-stirring journey that transcends cultures and religions, offering a profound experience rooted in both scripture and human nature. Deep within us lies a yearning to...

Sole Searching: The Transformative Power of a Walking Pilgrimage with Your Church

Have you ever felt a yearning to deepen your faith, connect with fellow believers on a new level, and experience the power of sacred places? If so, consider embarking on a walking pilgrimage with your church community. It's a transformative journey that offers a...

The Unexpectedness of Travel and World Conflict – Navigating last minute travel changes

At Faith Journeys, we believe in responsible travel experiences that prioritize the safety and well-being of both our pilgrims and the communities we visit. While the Holy Land has long been a destination for spiritual exploration, the recent conflict necessitated a...

The Unexpectedness of Travel and World Conflict – Navigating last minute travel changes

At Faith Journeys, we believe in responsible travel experiences that prioritize the safety and well-being of both our pilgrims and the communities we visit. While the Holy Land has long been a destination for spiritual exploration, the recent conflict necessitated a...

John The Baptizer: A Voice in The Wilderness

Long had it been foretold by the Prophets, long had a message of a coming Messiah been given to the Israelite’s, to the chosen people, and that one must come before Him (Math 3:3; Isa 40:3). His story began with a lesson to his Father Zechariah, who was a man approved...

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church returns from the Holy Land

In March, a group of 27 pilgrims from Colorado traveled to Israel and Jordan to explore the history and religious sites of the Holy Land. Although several members of the group had visited Israel in the past, this was the first time anyone in the group had visited...

Pilgrims Return to the Holy Land

After a very long 2 years, the first Faith Journeys group to travel since 2020 has just returned from their Holy Land pilgrimage! With international travel making a surge and entry rules being amended, it is important to work with a company that is up-to-date on all...

Spirittual Travel FAQ – Accessibility – Announcement about Jerusalem

Faith Journeys is dedicated to being experts in the field of spiritual/religious travel, but also in helping to keep you informed of questions that may arise in planning your pilgrimage. There are questions that come up within every group that, once answered, can help...
Advent Calendar – Dec. 11

Advent Calendar – Dec. 11

Jericho may be the oldest town on earth. From the book of Joshua, we know the walls of the city were toppled from the Israelites' great shout and trumpet blasts. But, the story of Jericho doesn't end in the Old Testament. It was where Jesus healed Bartimaeus, the...

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Advent Calendar – Dec. 10

Advent Calendar – Dec. 10

Glendalough, just south of Dublin, is the site of St. Kevin’s monastery. It is truly a "thin place" where you can walk among the ruined churches, chapels, towers, and Celtic crosses and experience the closeness and connection of heaven and earth. To explore one of our...

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Advent Calendar – Dec. 9

Advent Calendar – Dec. 9

Since the mid-19th century, Lourdes has been a center of pilgrimage and healing. The Marian Shrine was established in 1864, following a series of 18 apparitions seen by a 14 year old girl named Bernadette Soubirous. To explore one of our pilgrimage itineraries that...

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Advent Calendar – Dec. 8

Advent Calendar – Dec. 8

Capernaum is a sea-side location where you truly feel as if you're walking in the footsteps of Christ. The site contains the house of Peter and a ruined synagogue where Jesus would have worshiped. To explore one of our pilgrimage itineraries that visits Capernaum,...

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Advent Calendar – Dec. 7

Advent Calendar – Dec. 7

Iona is a small island just off the southwestern coast of the Isle of Mull. This very special place is considered the birthplace of Christianity in Scotland. In 653, St. Columba and 12 companions came to Iona from Ireland and founded a monastery that became one of the...

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Advent Calendar – Dec. 6

Advent Calendar – Dec. 6

In the beautiful Italian village of Assisi, you will pass through streets lined with geraniums as you walk to the Basilica of St. Francis to learn more about his amazing life. To explore one of our pilgrimage itineraries that visits Assisi, click here:...

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Advent Calendar – Dec. 5

Advent Calendar – Dec. 5

Tabgha, located on the banks of the Sea of Galilee is believed to be the very spot where Jesus performed one of his most memorable miracles and fed a multitude of his followers with a few fish and loaves of bread. To explore one of our pilgrimage itineraries that...

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Advent Calendar – Dec. 4

Advent Calendar – Dec. 4

The soaring beauty of Canterbury Cathedral is a stunning tribute to the stonemasons and builders that complete such a structure hundreds of years before electricity and power tools. It is also a site dedicated to solace and prayerfulness. To explore one of our...

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Advent Calendar – Dec. 3

Advent Calendar – Dec. 3

The tiny hamlet of Oberammergau, Germany, have been producing a Passion Play since 1633, when the villagers of the town promised to perform “the suffering, death and resurrection of Christ every tenth year”, as an offering and request to be spared from the plague that...

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