Join thousands who have walked this sacred path
A pilgrimage is a purposeful act of travel shaped by reflection, memory, and intention. Across cultures and traditions, these journeys serve as a way to step away from daily routines and enter spaces marked by prayer, history, and devotion. Whether it is a bowed head in a chapel or a footstep placed where others have walked before, these acts connect us through a shared search for meaning.
Browse our 2026 Calendar to find a journey that resonates with you.
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Experience guided history, shared meals, and communal reflection.

On Palm Sunday, pilgrims will enter Holy Week through procession, prayer, and sacred art at the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis. We will gather in prayer before noon Mass, process into the cathedral together, and afterward tour this iconic basilica, home to one of the largest and most extraordinary mosaic collections in the world.
"Christmas isn't over yet! What a wonderful afternoon to celebrate the Epiphany, the day when the three Magi presented their gifts to Jesus! I went on a mini Pilgrimage with a great group to the Black Madonna Shrine and Grottos in Pacific, MO. I didn't know this beautiful, sacred site existed! What a hidden gem it is!"
As a Catholic, I found 'Walk the Pilgrim’s Path' to be more than a history book. It’s a prayer. The photography captures the 'grit and grace' of Brother Bronislaus in a way that compelled me to finally visit the shrine in person. A must-read for any spiritual seeker."
"Joining the Autumn Ozark Walk was the digital detox I desperately needed. Walking through the hills with Jeanette and hearing the history of the Black Madonna made the stones come alive. It is rare to find such an authentic blend of art, history, and heart."
They are for anyone seeking meaning, connection, and belonging, regardless of faith background[cite: 5, 9].
While not required, the book provides the spiritual foundation for many of our sites[cite: 27, 31].
Registration typically covers guided tours, prayer materials, and communal fellowship[cite: 13, 27].