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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...
Passover 1 – Entering the City

Passover 1 – Entering the City

Come along with us and Jackie Feldman, our guide to Jerusalem, to learn about how the holy city would have looked when Jesus and his followers arrived for Passover.

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An Overview of Jerusalem

An Overview of Jerusalem

Here's another video from Israel. Today, we learn about how the city of Jerusalem would have looked when Jesus and his followers came for Passover.  

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Faith Journeys Host Interview – Bishop Frank Caggiano

Faith Journeys Host Interview – Bishop Frank Caggiano

In this interview, we speak with Bishop Frank Caggiano, of the Diocese of Bridgeport about the importance of pilgrimage travel, for young and old, and about his personal experiences while on pilgrimage. Thank you, to Bishop Caggiano for taking time to speak with us.

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Virtual Pilgrimage – Guest Blog – The Rev. Amanda Stephenson

Virtual Pilgrimage – Guest Blog – The Rev. Amanda Stephenson

Today’s blog post was written by the Rev. Amanda Stephenson, who lead a group from St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, in High Point, NC on pilgrimage to Ireland and Scotland. The itinerary that was developed for them was new and custom designed to highlight the history, beauty and holiness of Celtic Christianity. Since their return, many other groups have selected and traveled on that very same itinerary! We thank Amanda for her powerful words and hope you enjoy learning more about her group’s pilgrimage experience.

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Virtual Pilgrimage – Stratford-upon-Avon, England

Virtual Pilgrimage – Stratford-upon-Avon, England

Did you know that Shakespeare once did a performance using only puns? It was a play on words! 

Of the notable names throughout history, William Shakespeare may be one of the best known. His plays and sonnets are some of the most memorable within the English language. If you look him up on Google, you’ll find 776 quotes that are still in use; all are attributed to him. Other than his writing, what do most people know about him? He was from Stratford-upon-Avon. That’s about it. So, join us today for a visit to Stratford to learn more about this quaint village and its most famous resident.

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Virtual Pilgrimage – For the Beauty of the Earth

Virtual Pilgrimage – For the Beauty of the Earth

Today, we share with you a video blog of flowers, gardens and nature from around the world. The project was inspired by the hymn “For the Beauty of the Earth”, written in 1863 by Folliott Sandford Pierpoint. We hope you enjoy this video presentation.

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