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What are Pilgrimages about

Saint Peter's Basilica dome

What are Pilgrimages?

Webster defines a Pilgrimage as a journey of a Pilgrim to a sacred Shrine.

Simple enough, but need's more clarification.

Now Pilgrim is defined as somebody who goes on a journey to a holy place for religious reasons.

The keyword here being religious.

For the most part, Pilgrims go on a Pilgrimage for religious various reasons:

to see the Shrines on the Itinerary

to pray for a special intention

to pray for a healing (i.e. Pilgrimage to Lourdes)

to see the Pope

to gain spirituality

to experience the Catholic tradition of Pilgrimage

all of the above

Whatever your reason, it does not matter.  What is important is that you plan it very, very well so that when it comes time to leave you are set.

The time on the Pilgrimage is special and the more you prepare, the more you will attain your reasons for going.


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