The Traditional Latin Mass, celebrated daily, on pilgrimage
Rome, Lourdes, Fátima, Kraków and Jerusalem
Dr. Taylor Marshall’s pilgrimages are Traditional Latin Mass pilgrimages. Whatever is open for booking appears here.
Your group’s daily Mass is the traditional Latin Mass. The time and the church are arranged with each parish or shrine before you travel, the same way we arrange daily Mass for every group we take.
Most groups travel with their own priest, and the itinerary is built around where he is able to celebrate. If your group does not have a priest of its own, say so when you inquire and we will tell you plainly what we can arrange for your dates rather than promise it in advance.
Every destination keeps daily Mass and the shrines of the country it visits, so the trip is a pilgrimage rather than a tour with churches in it. Confession, the Rosary and time to pray at each shrine are part of the day, not extras around it.
The tomb of St. Peter, the basilicas of Rome, Assisi and the Umbrian hill towns. See this destination →
Lourdes, Paris, Lisieux, Nevers and Ars, the shrines of the French saints. See this destination →
Fátima, Santarém, Lisbon, Ávila and Santiago de Compostela. See this destination →
Kraków, Łagiewniki, Częstochowa and Wadowice. See this destination →
Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Nazareth and the Sea of Galilee. See this destination →
These five are where Latin Mass groups most often ask to go, not the only places we travel. A group with its own priest and somewhere else in mind is exactly what the inquiry form below is for.
Tell us the window you have in mind and we will build the itinerary around it: the time you have, and the places that matter most to your pilgrims.
Every pilgrim in your group gets the app. Their itinerary, hotels and flights, the prayers of the day and a way to reach one another, all in one place and kept current as the pilgrimage unfolds.
Your whole group in one thread, so a change of plan reaches everyone at once.
The full day-by-day schedule, always current, in every pilgrim’s pocket.
Where the group is staying each night, with addresses and dates.
Flight details kept alongside everything else, not in a separate email.
The prayers of the day, including the Liturgy of the Hours.
A keepsake record of the shrines your group visits along the way.
Times and meeting points pushed to everyone the moment they change.
“They’re big enough to handle any problem that arises, and small enough to craft truly unique experiences.”
Chris StefanickThat is what we arrange. Daily Mass is built into the itinerary and we confirm the time and the church in advance with each parish or shrine. Where a church cannot offer it on your date we say so and look for one that can, rather than leave it to chance on the day. Your priest should travel with a celebret or letter of good standing from his bishop or superior.
Most groups do, and it is the surest way to have the Mass you want, in the form you want it, every day. If your group does not have a priest of its own, tell us when you inquire and we will say plainly what we can arrange for your dates.
Tell us roughly how many travellers you expect. Pricing follows the size of the party, and a group that brings its own priest usually travels on its own dates rather than joining a scheduled departure.
Yes, when one is open. Whatever is currently taking bookings appears on this page. If nothing is listed, nothing is open at the moment and a custom group is the way to travel.
Yes, that is most of what we do. Tell us your dates, roughly how many travellers, and the shrines that matter most to your group.
Dioceses, parishes, schools and Catholic ministries plan their pilgrimages with Canterbury.
A pilgrimage consultant replies within one business day. No deposit or commitment.
