This inspiring seven-day pilgrimage invites travelers to experience the heart of Catholic Italy through the sacred sites of Rome and Assisi. Highlights include attending the Wednesday Papal Audience, visiting the major Papal Basilicas of Rome, praying on the Holy Stairs, and exploring the grandeur of St. Peter’s Basilica. In Assisi, pilgrims walk in the footsteps of Saint Francis of Assisi and Saint Clare of Assisi, visiting the Portiuncula Chapel, the Basilica of St. Francis, the Basilica of St. Clare, and the Church of San Damiano. The journey also includes time for prayer before the relics of Carlo Acutis, offering a connection to one of the Church’s most beloved modern saints. Combining spiritual enrichment, sacred history, daily Mass opportunities, and fellowship with fellow pilgrims, this pilgrimage provides a meaningful encounter with the faith and traditions of the Catholic Church.
$3,000 Land Only
$700 Single Supplement
No Flights available at this time.
Welcome to the Eternal City! Upon arrival at the Rome International Airport (FCO), we will collect our luggage at baggage claim and continue to the arrivals hall to meet our pilgrimage tour escort. We will then be escorted to our deluxe motor coach for our transfer to the city. We will gather in the evening for a festive group welcome dinner.
After an early breakfast we will set out for St. Peter’s Square to get the best possible seats for the Wednesday Papal Audience. Bring your religious objects to be blessed! This is your chance to see the Holy Father and to receive his Apostolic Blessing for you and your loved ones at home. After the audience, we will board our motorcoach for a tour of Catholic Rome with stops at the major Papal Basilicas and other religious sites of the city. We will first celebrate Mass at St. Mary Major, the largest church in Rome dedicated to Our Lady. We will then make our way to the Basilica of Santa Croce to see the relics of the passion of Christ. After, we will ascend the Scala Santa, the very steps that Christ walked upon when he met Pontius Pilate in Jerusalem. Continue to the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran, the cathedral church of Rome. One of the major relics kept here is the “mensa” from the table used at the Last Supper.
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