Where We Travel
The tomb of an Apostle. A grotto where Our Lady appeared. The ground where martyrs died for the faith. Ten regions and two once-a-decade events, every itinerary built from scratch for your group.
Index of Destinations
Twelve regions & events
Our Flagship
at the tomb of St. Peter
The four major basilicas, the Scavi excavations beneath St. Peter’s, a Papal Audience, and Mass at altars where the Church was born. Then Assisi with St. Francis and St. Clare, Padre Pio at San Giovanni Rotondo, and the Eucharistic miracle at Lanciano.
The Rest of the Road
where Our Lord walked
Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Nazareth, and the shore of Galilee — daily Mass at the holiest sites in Christendom. Often paired with Rome.
on the road to St. James
Fátima, Santiago and the Spain of St. Teresa and St. Ignatius — walked on the Camino, or travelled by coach. Both are pilgrimages.
with St. Bernadette at Lourdes
The grotto at Lourdes, St. Bernadette incorrupt at Nevers, Rue du Bac, Lisieux and St. Thérèse, Mont-Saint-Michel, Ars and Paray-le-Monial.
with St. Faustina and John Paul II
The Divine Mercy Shrine and St. Faustina’s convent in Kraków, Wadowice, the Black Madonna at Częstochowa, and Auschwitz.
among the Martyrs of the Far East
Nagasaki and the Hidden Christians who kept the faith 250 years without priests, the weeping Madonna of Akita, and the tomb of St. Andrew Kim Taegon.
with St. Patrick and the English Martyrs
Knock, Croagh Patrick and the monastic ruins of Ireland; Walsingham, Canterbury and recusant England; Iona and Pluscarden in Scotland.
following St. Paul by sea
Retrace the missionary journeys through Thessaloniki, Meteora and Athens — or sail between Siracusa and the cave on Malta where St. Paul was shipwrecked.
at Altötting, Mariazell and Prague
The Catholic soul of the Habsburg world — the Black Madonna of Altötting, Salzburg, Melk Abbey, Vienna, and the Infant Jesus of Prague.
before Our Lady of Guadalupe
Tepeyac Hill and the tilma of St. Juan Diego — or the great shrines of Catholic Québec, from Ste-Anne-de-Beaupré to St. Joseph’s Oratory.
a vow kept since 1634
Performed every ten years by the villagers themselves, in fulfilment of a vow made when the plague passed them by. The next season is 2030 — and it books years ahead.
with the young Church of the world
Seoul, 3 to 8 August 2027. Up to a million pilgrims, in a country where Catholics are a minority and the Church was founded by laypeople who read their way into the faith.
journeys that cross borders
Fátima with Lourdes. The Holy Land with Rome. Japan with Korea. Pilgrimages designed to weave several countries into one journey.
name the saint, the feast, the place
There is no menu here. Tell us what is on your parish’s heart — any destination, any length — and we design the pilgrimage from a blank page.
See It Whole
Click a marker to see which pilgrimages reach it, filter by region, or jump straight to the Far East and the Americas.
These are starting points, not packages. Every ProRome pilgrimage is built from scratch around your group’s patron, calendar, and budget — from a parish of twenty-five to the five hundred students we bring to Italy each spring.
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