Pilgrimages
Immerse yourself in the awesome beauty these pilgrimages have to offer, and experience first-hand the unique community created by people who read and pray with Magnificat.
Greece & Ephesus
June 16–25, 2025
Join Father Sebastian White, O.P., Editor-in-Chief of Magnificat, for 10 days as the world of the New Testament and the Acts of the Apostles comes alive. Journey to sites such as Ephesus, where the Blessed Mother lived; Thessaloniki, to whose residents Paul wrote a letter of encouragement; Athens, and Central Greece. Sail to the ports of Mikonos and Patmos, where Saint John wrote the Book of Revelation, and other memorable sites.
Marian Shrines
June 16–25, 2025
Join Fr. Michael O’Connor, O.P., for an unforgettable 10-day journey to Marian sites in Fàtima, Ávila, Segovia, Zaragoza, Lourdes, Montserrat, and Barcelona.
Deepen your faith in the intercession of our Blessed Mother as you experience firsthand the beauty and sacredness of places where she delivered her message of conversion and invitation to love her Divine Son more deeply.
Italy – Jubilee Year
July 8–17, 2025
Join Fr. Michael Eguino for an extraordinary 10-day journey to Milan, Turin, Florence, Assisi, and Rome during the celebration of the Jubilee Year of Hope. Experience the art, cuisine, architecture, and sacred treasures that make Italy unforgettable for any Catholic
Italy – Jubilee Year
Sep 9–18, 2025
Join Fr. Gerald Murray for an extraordinary 10-day journey to Milan, Turin, Florence, Assisi, and Rome during the celebration of the Jubilee Year of Hope.
Experience the art, cuisine, architecture, and sacred treasures that make Italy unforgettable for any Catholic.
Past Destinations
Poland
September 28–October 8, 2024
Join Father Joseph Johnson, friend of Magnificat, on an extraordinary 11-day spiritual pilgrimage in the picturesque land of saints and incredible architecture. Highlights include the shrine of the Black Madonna in Częstochowa, the birthplace of St. John Paul II in Wadowice, the convent where Saint Faustina received the message of Divine Mercy, and Auschwitz, where Saint Maximillian Kolbe and Saint Edith Stein were martyred.
Italy
September 9–19, 2024
Join Father Christopher Sullivan, friend of Magnificat, for 11 days in Rome, Assisi, Orvieto, Padua, Ravenna, and Venice exploring the artistic, architectural, and spiritual contributions Italy has made to our glorious Faith.
France
June 29 – July 7, 2024
Father Richard Veras, beloved Magnificat contributor and sought-after speaker, leads an extraordinary 9-day journey to inspiring locations in one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Experience the splendor of Paris, the inspiration of Lourdes, the reverence of the American Cemetery at Normandy, the majesty of Mont-Saint-Michel, and much more.
England & Scotland
May 31–June 11, 2024
Join Father Sebastian White, O.P., Editor-in-Chief of Magnificat, for 12 days visiting memorable religious and cultural sites of great significance. Highlights include Buckingham Palace and Walsingham, site of a Marian apparition whose veneration is approved by the Church.
Ireland
July 9–18, 2023
Take an unforgettable 10-day journey into the heart and soul of the Emerald Isle, home to Saint Patrick and the Marian Shrine of Our Lady of Knock.
Fatima & Spain
May 25–June 4, 2023
Join Magnificat Editor-in-Chief Fr. Sebastian White, O.P., on this unforgettable pilgrimage. Discover magnificent architecture, gorgeous landscapes, and stand in the place Mary chose to announce her message of love.
France
September 17 – 25, 2022
Pilgrims enjoyed inspiring locations in one of the most beautiful countries in the world.
Holy Land
August 16 – 26, 2022
This extraordinary 11-day journey captivated our pilgrims in the land where Jesus lived, died, and rose for our salvation.
Czech Republic, Austria, and Germany
May 25 – June 4, 2022
Magnificat Editor-in-Chief, Fr. Sebastian White, O.P., prayed with us as we experienced majestic beauty and the world-famous once-in-a-decade Oberammergau Passion Play!
The Walk to Emmaus, Flemish Master (c. 1600), Städel Museum, Frankfurt am Main, Germany. CC BY-SA 4.0
