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The Basilica of San Francesco in Assisi at dusk, seen from the arcade of the lower piazza
Featured hosts

Pilgrimages with Catholic Speakers and Hosts

Travel with the people you already listen to

The speakers, authors and radio hosts who lead Canterbury pilgrimages. They travel with the group for the whole journey and teach along the way. We build and run the trip.

Hosted by
Your speaker
With the group the whole way
Every day
Mass
Confession and time to pray
Where
Worldwide
Europe, the Holy Land, the Americas, Asia
Operated by
Canterbury
30+ years of Catholic pilgrimage
Featured hosts

Who you can travel with

Each host leads their own pilgrimages with Canterbury. Their page lists what is open for booking now, with dates, prices and the full itinerary.

Chris StefanickReal Life CatholicChris StefanickSpeaker, author and founder of Real Life Catholic. On pilgrimage he is often joined by his wife Natalie.See his pilgrimages →Patrick MadridThe Patrick Madrid ShowPatrick MadridAuthor and apologist who has spent nearly four decades answering questions about the Catholic faith, on air and on the road.See his pilgrimages →Dr. Taylor MarshallThe Dr. Taylor Marshall ShowDr. Taylor MarshallCatholic author and podcaster. His pilgrimages are Traditional Latin Mass pilgrimages.See his pilgrimages →Dan & Stephanie BurkeAvila InstituteDan & Stephanie BurkeFounders of the Avila Institute and hosts of Divine Intimacy Radio on EWTN. They lead their pilgrimages together.See their pilgrimages →Bishop James S. WallDiocese of GallupBishop James S. WallBishop of Gallup since 2009. He led 150 pilgrims through the California missions with Canterbury.See his page →Cale ClarkeThe Faith ExplainedCale ClarkeHost of The Faith Explained on Relevant Radio. He teaches along the way from Scripture, Church history and biblical archaeology.See his pilgrimages →Jim WahlbergAuthor and filmmakerJim WahlbergFilm producer, speaker and author of The Big Hustle. He travels with the group for the whole pilgrimage, not for a single talk.See his pilgrimages →Bishop Gerald F. Kicanas and Deacon Ed ShefferDiocese of TucsonBishop Kicanas & Deacon Ed ShefferBishop emeritus of Tucson and a deacon of St. Thomas the Apostle Parish. They have led pilgrims to Ireland, Egypt, Greece and Turkey.See their pilgrimages →Dr. Peter HowardFulton Sheen InstituteDr. Peter HowardTheologian and Fulton Sheen scholar. He teaches along the way from Scripture, Marian theology and the writings of Sheen.See his pilgrimages →Fr. Jim Blount, SOLTSOLTFr. Jim BlountPriest of the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity, known for parish missions and retreats. He celebrates Mass for the group each day.See his pilgrimages →Fr. Rob GaleaICON MinistryFr. Rob GaleaMaltese-born priest, singer and author based in Australia. He has led Canterbury groups to the Holy Land and in the footsteps of St. Paul.See his pilgrimages →Padre Pedro NúñezEWTNPadre Pedro NúñezPriest of the Archdiocese of New Orleans and host on EWTN. His pilgrimages are hosted in Spanish.Ver sus peregrinaciones →Imagine this is youPlan your own pilgrimageBring your parish, your school or your own group. We build the itinerary around your dates and your people.Start planning →Imagine this is youTravel as a priestServe as chaplain to a group that has no priest of its own and travel free, or bring your own parishioners when you are ready.For priests →
What to expect

Why travel with a host

01

Reflections from your host

Your host speaks along the way, connecting each place with what it means for the Church.

02

Time with your host

They travel with the group for the whole pilgrimage, not for a single talk. Bring your questions.

03

Mass every day

Daily Mass is part of every day of the pilgrimage.

04

First-class accommodations

Comfortable first-class hotels throughout the pilgrimage.

05

Fellowship

You travel with like-minded Catholics, and with friends who are not Catholic but want to come along. Everyone is welcome.

06

Good food and great wine!

Group dinners feature the local cuisine and wines of each region you visit.

Also on every trip
  • Canterbury tour director
  • Licensed local guides
  • Admissions
  • Private coaches
  • 24-hour emergency support
Before you book

Common questions

Each host page carries their upcoming departures and the full detail on pricing, payments and what is included.

Do I have to be a listener or a follower to come?+
No. Every pilgrimage on this page is open to anyone. Most groups are a mix of people who follow the host and people who simply wanted to make the pilgrimage.
Is the host with us the whole time?+
Yes. They travel with the group for the full pilgrimage, not for a single talk. Meals, coaches, Mass and the walk between are all shared.
What if the host I want has nothing scheduled?+
Tell us who you would like to travel with and we will let you know when a departure opens. Several of our hosts travel every year, and dates are usually set twelve to eighteen months ahead.
Are the Spanish-language pilgrimages conducted in Spanish?+
Yes. The ESNE, Guadalupe Radio and Padre Pedro Núñez pilgrimages are hosted in Spanish, and their pages are written in Spanish.
Can our parish or organisation host its own pilgrimage?+
Yes. That is the same arrangement, with your priest or group leader in place of a media host. Start at Lead a Pilgrimage.
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