
Travel with the author and filmmaker who tells his own story of addiction and faith, to the places where the Church began.

Jim Wahlberg is a film producer and speaker who tells his own story of addiction and faith. His memoir, The Big Hustle, was published in 2020, and he produced the documentary Mother Teresa: No Greater Love.
He lives in South Florida with his wife, Bernarda.

Jim travels with the group for the whole pilgrimage, not for a single talk.
Every departure Jim is hosting, straight from the reservation system, so this list is never out of date.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
Jim speaks to the group along the way, telling the story he has told in his book and his films.
Daily Mass is part of every day of the pilgrimage.
A priest travels with the group, and every day leaves unhurried time at the shrines.
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.
Jim has travelled with Canterbury groups to Medjugorje, to Guadalupe in Mexico with Chris Stefanick, and to Italy with Dr. Taylor Marshall.
The Holy LandJerusalem, Bethlehem, Nazareth and the Sea of Galilee.See the destination →
MedjugorjeSt. James, Apparition Hill and Cross Mountain.See the destination →
Mexico and GuadalupeThe Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, with Chris Stefanick.See the destination →
Italy and RomeThe basilicas of Rome and Assisi, with Dr. Taylor Marshall.See the destination →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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