3 unique pilgrimages in America!
See a list of 3 special pilgrimages hosted by the SSPX in the United States.
For nearly 2 decades, the Society of St. Pius X has been hosting pilgrimages to places in the United States that have great significance for our country's Catholic heritage.
These sanctifying pilgrimages are also often unique in their format, from a 6-day version that includes canoeing and walking, to an overnight version for men and boys, to a family-camping style 50-mile trek over 3 days.
We have recently updated our calendar of events with 3 annual pilgrimages hosted in the United States District and accompanied by an SSPX priest. These pilgrimage event pages include links to further information, photo galleries and even videos. The listings currently include a pilgrimage for the Southeast Coast, the Midwest, and the Northwest Coast.
Pascua Florida Pilgrimage to St. Augustine
March 29-April 3, 2016
6-day, 100 miles (75 miles of walking and 25 miles of canoeing) to St. Augustine, FL, the oldest continuously-settled city in the United States.
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Cataldo Pilgrimage to Sacred Heart Mission
July 22-24, 2016
3-day, 50-mile to Sacred Heart Old Indian Mission in Cataldo, ID, the oldest Catholic church in Northwest U.S., founded by Fr. Pierre-Jean De Smet.
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Santa Fe Pilgrimage to Padilla Cross
July 22-23, 2016
33-miles overnight (men and boys only) to the monument at Lyons, KS erected to honor America's Protomartyr, Fr. Juan de Padilla (+1542).
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