
Travel with the author and podcaster, on pilgrimages where the traditional Latin Mass is celebrated every day.
Dr. Taylor Marshall is a Catholic author and podcaster. He holds a doctorate in philosophy, founded the New Saint Thomas Institute, and hosts the Dr. Taylor Marshall Show.
He lives in Texas with his wife and their eight children.
Every departure Dr. Marshall is hosting, straight from the reservation system, so this list is never out of date.
“Their staff was extremely helpful, seamlessly leading our group of 150 from San Diego to San Francisco. We enjoyed superb hotels, hearty meals, and daily Mass at the missions. Each pilgrim left spiritually refreshed and inspired.”
Bishop James S. Wall
Dr. Marshall teaches along the way, drawing on his work in philosophy and theology to connect each place with the faith.
The daily Mass is the traditional Latin Mass, arranged with each parish or shrine before you travel.
A priest travels with the group and is available for confession throughout the pilgrimage.
Comfortable first-class hotels throughout the pilgrimage.
You travel with like-minded Catholics, and with friends who are not Catholic but want to come along. Everyone is welcome.
Group dinners feature the local cuisine and wines of each region you visit.
Dr. Marshall has led a traditional Latin Mass pilgrimage to Italy with Canterbury. These are the destinations Latin Mass groups ask for most.
Italy, Rome and AssisiThe tomb of St. Peter, the basilicas of Rome, and Assisi.See the destination →
France, Lourdes and ParisLourdes, Paris, Lisieux, Nevers and Ars.See the destination →
Portugal and FátimaFátima, Santarém and Lisbon.See the destination →
Poland and the Divine Mercy shrinesKraków, the Divine Mercy Shrine and Czestochowa.See the destination →
The Holy LandJerusalem, Bethlehem, Nazareth and Galilee.See the destination →
Latin Mass PilgrimagesHow Canterbury arranges the traditional Mass for a group.See the page →Each pilgrimage page carries its own full detail on pricing, payments and what is included. These come up on all of them.
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