Padre Pio Shrine and Padre Pio Oil & Saint Padre Pio Relics

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In 1970, Padre Pio’s secretary and friend, Mary Pyle, helped secure relics of Padre Pio for St. John the Baptist Church. These relics include a cloth that was used to absorb the blood from his sacred stigmata, which still bears the stain, and a fingerless woolen glove worn by Padre Pio. St. John the Baptist opened the shrine in 2002, after Padre Pio’s canonization, and has housed these relics ever since. St. John the Baptist Church is hopeful that the new shrine will accommodate visitors who visit the Midtown Church to honor and pray to Padre Pio.

Padre Pio America Foundation & National Center for Padre Pio

The PADRE PIO AMERICA FOUNDATION, Inc. is the foundation now recognized in the United States by the Capuchin Friars Minor of San Giovanni Rotondo, confreres of Padre Pio, and directly linked to the Shrine where he lived.



Padre Pio Foundation of America:

The Padre Pio Gift Shop and Book Store
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Phone:  860.635.4996
Email: padrepio@padrepio.com

Website:  http://www.padrepio.com

463 MAIN STREET
CROMWELL, CT 06416

National Center for Padre Pio

111 Barto Road
Barto, PA 19504
Email:  info@padrepio.org
Phone: 610.845.3000
F: 610.845.2666

Website:  http://padrepio.org

Hours of Operation

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Spirituality Centre	9:00AM - 5:00PM	9:00AM - 5:00PM	9:00AM - 5:00PM	9:00AM - 5:00PM	9:00AM - 5:00PM	9:00AM - 5:00PM	11:00AM - 4:00PM
Museum & Gift Shop	9:00AM - 4:30PM	9:00AM - 4:30PM	9:00AM - 4:30PM	9:00AM - 4:30PM	9:00AM - 4:30PM	9:00AM - 4:30PM	11:00AM - 4:00PM

National Holidays: 9:00 AM - 3: 00 PM. Labor Day Monday, Memorial Day Monday, 4th of July
Holidays Closed: Thanksgiving & Christmas Day, New Year’s Day and Easter Day
Bus groups welcome, appointment is recommended; call 610-845-3000 to make arrangements. Hot lunches now available for groups of 25 or more, by appointment, call the Centre for menu and details 610-845-3000.
We now have a picnic pavilion for visitors during the months of April through October

PERMANENT EXHIBITION OF THE BODY OF PADRE PIO

PERMANENT EXHIBITION OF THE BODY OF PADRE PIO

The relics of the body of St. Pio of Pietrelcina will be permanently exhibited for veneration beginning on June 1.

The prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, Cardinal Angelo Amato, will preside at the celebration of the Eucharist to begin the exhibition, which will take place on 11 a.m. on June 1, at the church of St. Pio of Pietrelcina. All those who work with him in the dicastery will join him in pilgrimage to San Giovanni Rotondo to venerate the remains of the saint.

Concelebrating with the Cardinal will be Very Rev. Michele Castoro, Archbishop of Manfredonia-Vieste-San Giovanni Rotondo, Very Rev. Marcello Bartolucci, Secretary of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, and many priests, both Capuchins and diocesan.

The body of St. Pio of Pietrelcina will remain in the same place, namely in the center of the lower church dedicated to the saint, in a glass reliquary.

http://www.conventosantuariopadrepio.it/en/ufficio-pellegrinaggi/news/permanent-exhibition-of-the-body-of-padre-pio-248.html

For pilgrimage information:

Opening hours 08.00 a.m. – 08.00 p.m. References Tel. +39.0882.417509 Fax +39.0882.417555 E-mail: reception@pilgrimspadrepio.it

The Fatima Statue 2014 - 2015 - 2017 Tour Schedule

Not only does the Our Lady of Fatima Statue tour, but it also has sacred relics available for veneration:

Father Luis Kondor*, Postulator for the Cause of the Beautification of Francisco and Jacinta Marto and Lucia Dos Santos presented a 1st class relic in November 2005 at his residence in Fatima, Portugal to Mrs. Judy Studer. She graciously accepted these sacred items of a piece of the holm-oak tree on which Our Blessed Mother appeared in Fatima and relics of Jacinta and Francesco. These sacred remains are encased in a small gold reliquary.''

Father Kondor requested that this gift relic travel with the United Nations Pilgrim Virgin Statue. In a final request, Father Kondor asked that Ms. Studer use the reliquary to bring hope and healing to all sick people and especially to share the story of Fatima with children.

http://www.thefatimastatue.org/the-relic


2014 - 2017 Schedule - The Fatima Statue

August 15-22, 2014
National Shrine of The Divine Mercy
www.thedivinemercy.org/shrine
Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception Stockbridge, MA

September 11, 2014
Diocese of Camden, NJ
Christ the Redeemer
318 Carl Hasselhan Dr Atco, NJ 08004
Church: (856) 767-0719
Contact:  Sally Rensch 856-768-5725
Email: srensch2@comcast.net

September 13-19, 2014 Covington, Kentucky Diocese.

October 7-8, 2014
Espiritu Santo Catholic Church
Safety Harbor, Florida

October 8, 2014
St. Mary’s Church
Tampa, FL 1-8 PM

October 11 – 13, 2014
Saint Mary of the Lakes
Father Gilbert Medina
218 Oklawaha Avenue Eustis, FL 32726-4840
Contact: Carl Woodward (352) 455-7715

October 13, 2014
St. Lawrence Church, Tampa, FL

October 24-26, 2014 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Our Lady of the Gulf

November 7, 2014
Saint Christopher’s,  RI
Contact:  Louis Hakeem
louis02878@cox.net

November 21-23, 2014
St. Mary Cathedral
Peoria, IL

December 5-8, 2014
Basilica of the Immaculate Conception
Diocese of St. Augustine, Florida
Jacksonville, FL

May 9-13, 2015
St. Mary of Sorrows
Fairfax, Virginia

February 18-24, 2017
Our Lady of  Fatima Church
Lafayette, Louisiana

Here is link to the schedule; you should check back at this link for updates and new dates added:

http://www.thefatimastatue.org/schedule-2/2015-schedule

History of the Statue

It has been determined that this statue is an official International Pilgrim Virgin Statue. These statues are property of the Fatima Sanctuary of Portugal. This wood statue was carved in the first half of the 20th century. It appears to be the work of Portuguese artist Jose Ferreira Thedim (1892-1971).
Prior to its first pilgrimage of May 13, 1947, Pope Pius XII blessed this statue. The pilgrimage was made to celebrate and commemorate the 30th anniversary of the apparition of the Blessed Mother.
On October 13, 1952, the Bishop of Fatima blessed this image for its mission to the United Nations.
On December 8th, 1952, having been brought to America from Fatima, the statue was taken into the Meditation Room of the United Nations by Msgr. Harold Colgan, founder of the Blue Army now known as the World Apostolate of Fatima. It was at the United Nations that Monsigeur Colgan led the recitation of the Rosary. Since that time, the UN International Pilgrim Statue has been part of the World Apostolate of Fatima and its Dicastery.
This treasured replica of Our Lady of Fatima has traveled the globe.

Our Lady travels world-wide to your City, State or Country…

• Conferences
• Colleges, University, or Schools (K-12)
• Faith Formation Classes (all ages)
• Hospital Chapels
• Men /Women Organizations
• Parish Events
• Prayer Groups
• Special Celebrations

Visits may include:

• Advent, Lenten, and Feast Day Observances
• Keynote Address and/or brief Presentations
• Participation in Mass, Eucharistic Adoration
• Recitation of the Rosary
• UN WAF Pilgrim Procession
• Veneration of 1st Class Relics

 Here is link to request that the Statue come visit your church, etc.:


http://www.thefatimastatue.org/about-the-statue/schedule-a-visit

2014 - Philadelphia - Exposition of Relics of St. Therese

September 7, 2014:

Possible private visit of relics to other monasteries

 

 October 5, 2014 - 1:00 p.m.:

A Map of St. Thérèse’s Way of Confidence and Love

 

Location: Carmelite Monastery of Philadelphia 1400 66th Avenue 19126 Philadelphia PA USA

Organizer: Maureen O'Riordan www.thereseoflisieux.org

An Encounter with St. Thérèse of Lisieux and her parents, Blessed Louis and Zélie Martin.

The conference is part of a day of prayer which takes place in presence of their reliquary. The bookstore is open. The day ends with Benediction.

Pray in the presence of their relics from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 3:30 p.m.
Bookstore open 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Spiritual books, children’s books, DVDs, religious articles. Cash and checks only.
Free parking in the monastery lot.
Chapel is handicapped-accessible.

Rosa Mystica pilgrimages, retreats and more

The organization below has many retreats, conferences, pilgrimages, etc.

Rosa Mystica House of Prayer
484 Angel Hill Road
Edmeston, New York 13335
For  information about their Conferences, Pilgrimages and Retreats in Upstate New York, call: 1-800-720-9858

http://www.rosamysticaofamerica.org/calendar-of-2014-schedule-of-events-at-rosa-mystica.html

Map:

http://www.rosamysticaofamerica.org/uploads/1/1/5/3/11534648/rmmap10_8_13.pdf


They say do not use your GPS as people have ended up going out of their way 1 hour in wrong direction!

Email Address:  rosamysticafoundation@gmail.com

Relic News

Catholic News Agency - Relic News:

http://www.catholicnewsagency.com/tags/relics

Relics of the Passion - How to Request them

Relics of the Passion

A wonderful Apostolate exists called the Apostolate for Holy Relics.  They have a traveling relic exhibit called the Relics of the Passion.  It includes 2 small splinters from the Cross on which Jesus died and a piece of the crown of thorns that was placed on Jesus’ head.  In addition they have a fragment from the column where Jesus was flogged and a piece of a bone from the body of the centurion who pierced Jesus’ side with a lance.  There are 8 relics in total.  Parishes are encouraged to invite this traveling exhibit to their Church.  There is no cost to the visit they ask only to place a good will offering basket out for donations to cover travel expenses.  The coordinator of the exhibit can explain all the details with anyone who is interested.

If interested in having these relics brought to your church or parish, contact the organizer:

Denise Serafini

Email Address:   denise@relictour.com

Disposal of Religious Items

Disposal of religious items 

 

by Fr. William Saunders 

 

http://catholicherald.com/stories/Disposal-of-religious-items,26265?content_source=&category_id=&search_filter=relic&event_mode=&event_ts_from=&list_type=&order_by=&order_sort=&content_class=&sub_type=stories,blogs&town_id=

Q: I understand that objects of devotion that have been blessed (such as palm branches, rosaries, crucifixes, etc.) should never be simply discarded in the trash, but should be disposed of by burying them or by burning them and then burying the ashes. Is this correct? – Via email

A: As Catholics, we are accustomed to having religious objects “blessed,” which signifies the permanent sanctification and dedication of an object for some sacred purpose. I think every weekend someone asks me as well as the other priests to bless a rosary, a statue, or some other religious object. Once a religious object is blessed and dedicated for divine worship or veneration, it must be treated with reverence and must not be used in either an improper or profane way (cf. Code of Canon Law, #1171).

What happens when the rosary or statue breaks and is irreparable? Or, when the palm dries out, and the following Palm Sunday provides us with new palm? The basic rule for the disposition of these items is to burn or to bury them.

During the 1800s, both the Sacred Congregation for the Rites and the Holy Office (now known respectively as the Sacred Congregation for the Sacraments and Divine Worship, and the Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith) issued various determinations concerning this issue. Here are a few examples: A chalice which becomes “unserviceable” is not to be sold, but must be used for some other sacred purpose, or melted. Vestments, altar cloths, and linens must be destroyed.

Polluted or excess holy water must be poured into the ground. Palms are to be burned, and the ashes then used for distribution on Ash Wednesday or returned to the ground. A broken rosary or religious statue normally would be buried. In all, the underlying idea is that what has been dedicated to God should be returned to God, in a sense, the same way a person’s dead body is committed to the earth. Never should one just “throw out” what has been dedicated to God.

Therefore, the normal “rule of thumb” is that anything that has been blessed should be burned (and then the ashes buried) or simply buried. I remember as a child, several times when my father dug the hole to plant a new shrub, my Mom would first add the broken rosaries, which made me think of the new shrub as something holy. My job as a child was always to burn the old palm. Even as a pastor, I have a whole box of old palm, worn linens, and other things, that I save and burn periodically.

Living in a society where things have become so disposable, we must differentiate from trash those religious objects that have been blessed and dedicated to God for sacred use. My heart breaks every time I enter an antique store or look on EBay or another website and find a chalice, a reliquary (sometimes still containing a relic), vestments, and other sacred objects that were once used for the holy Mass. I have to wonder: “What was someone thinking to just dispose of these items in this way? What will happen to them and how will they be used? Will they even be used for a profane or Satanic purpose?” The owners should have tried to find these religious objects a new home in a mission church or disposed of them in the proper way.

Please be sure to always cherish blessed religious objects at home, venerate them with piety, and when necessary, dispose of them properly.

Father William Saunders answers questions via email:

Questions may be sent to Fr. Saunders, pastor of Our Lady of Hope Church in Potomac Falls, at straightanswers@ourladyofhope.net 

Treasures of the Church: Request an Exposition

Treasures of the Church:  Request an Exposition

USA:
Fr. Carlos Martins, CC
Treasures of the Church
1949 Cullen Blvd
Houston, Texas 77023

Canada:
Fr. Carlos Martins, CC
Treasures of the Church
685 Finch Ave West
Toronto, Ontario M2R 1P2

Requirements for Hosting. 
Please note that all expositions to be held in a parish church require the pastor\'s authorization.  Please obtain this before making your request.  (For a school, authorization is required from the principal.  For a prison, authorization is required from the warden.)
The following provides the details relevant to hosting an exposition:

General Overview

Approximately 150 relics will be exposed for veneration, including those of St. Maria Goretti, St. Therese of Lisieux (the \"Little Flower\"), St. Francis of Assisi, St. Anthony of Padua, St. Thomas Aquinas, and St. Faustina Kowalska.  The supreme highlight is one of the largest certified relics of the True Cross in the world and a piece of the veil of Our Lady.  A complete list of these is available on the right hand side of this website (click on the image of a saint that says \"The Saints: See a list of Relics in the Exposition\").
Fr. Carlos begins each exposition with a presentation and teaching on relics which provides the catechetical and spiritual basis for the Walk with the Saints that follows the presentation.  The point of the teaching is nothing other than to present the basic Gospel message of Jesus Christ: that God is here right now and wants to be encountered; He touches us through the lives and the sacred remains of His Saints.  God never disappoints ... he always \"shows up\".  There are healings at every exposition.  Hundreds, perhaps even thousands, have been reported back to this ministry.  Spectacular ones.  There have been instances of cancer, heart disease, tumors, osteoporosis, physical deformities, etc., disappear immediately and completely.  Though a great number of miracles have been physical (the Healings tab above lists a sample of these), the most spectacular are the healing of faith where a new and deeper relationship with God and His Saints are formed in the faithful.  It is a most wonderful thing to see a parish or school renewed after an exposition.  That is the purpose and reason for this ministry.

Cost:

There is no cost for hosting an exposition.  This is to allow all parishes--even poor ones--the opportunity to host an exposition.  There is also no collection taken at an exposition.  The only financial commitments for which a parish would be obligated are:  1) to make free will baskets available at the exposition for those who desire to make a donation; and, 2) to not have any simultaneous collections or fundraising occurring during an exposition.

Venue:

Parishes are required to make the parish hall or school gym (i.e., the parish’s largest room) available as the location for the display of relics.  This is the largest traveling display of relics in the world and requires significant space.   In addition, the church must be available as the location for the talk and teaching.  The purpose of spatially separating these two components is to allow as much free space in the hall for the veneration as possible (i.e., without space taken up by large numbers of chairs).  However, if the church is not available and if the parish hall/gym is extraordinarily large there can be some flexibility on this.

Contact Person:

An email address and cell phone number would have to be provided for the local parish contact.

Advertising Resources:

Treasures of the Church provides everything that the parish would need to advertise (posters, flyers, bulletin information).Parishes must commit to publicizing the exposition in their bulletins and web pages.  In addition, they must commit to informing neighboring parishes of the exposition and requesting advertising in their bulletins.

Material and Equipment Requirements:

The following is a list of things the parish would need to provide on the date of the exposition:

1. An extension cord and power strip (set-up in the church).
2. A small table on which to put a digital projector and computer (set-up in the church).
3. portable microphone; a clip-on microphone or a wireless microphone, if available, is best (for use in the church).
4. 20 CLEAN tables; either 6 or 8 feet in length are fine; round tables will not work unfortunately; tablecloths are provided Treasures of the Church (set-up in the hall).
5. A bottle of glass cleaner (e.g., Windex) and some paper towels (for use in the hall).
6. Two volunteers to help set up at the start of the day and take down at the end of the day (please, no more than two).

Media:

Many pastors desire to inform the local media (local TV and newspapers, diocesan news, Catholic radio, etc.) of their exposition and to request coverage of the event.  This is fine and  encouraged.  However, it is requested that a time for any desired media interviews with Fr. Carlos be arranged prior to the date of the exposition so as to not interfere with set-up of the relics display, which normally occurs two hours before the scheduled start time.  In addition, media should be informed that there is no photography or video recording permitted during the set-up of the relics display, but only during the presentation and the time of veneration afterwards.

Lodging: 

Fr. Carlos would require accommodation in the parish rectory for the night of the exposition.  If a room is not available the parish would have to provide a hotel room.

Here is the link to request an exposition:

http://www.treasuresofthechurch.com/request-an-exposition

Apostolate for Holy Relics - 2014 Tour Dates - California

Apostolate for Holy Relics

Operation: Special Intention Relics Tour 
 
The dates shown are the dates the parish has reserved the relics. Some parishes have their prayer services time and date set. Please call the parish to learn about specific dates for prayer services and times.

Thomas J. Serafin - President
Phone:  818 416-9279
Tom@ApostolateforHolyRelics.com

 

       Dates                                            Parish                                     City

August 19 - 25 St.                Paul of the Cross                         La Mirada, California
August 26 - Sept. 1              St. Bruno                                     Whittier, California
Sept 2 - Sept. 8                    Our Lady of the Assumption       Claremont, California
Sept. 9 - 22                          Assumption of the BVM               Pasadena, California
Sept. 23 – 29                       Annunciation Church                   Arcadia, California
Fri. 9/28 7:30 pm                 Mass & veneration
Sept. 30 – Oct. 6                 St. Louise de Marillac                  Covina, California
Thurs. 10/4 7:00 pm            Prayer Service & Veneration
Oct. 7 – 14                           Holy Family                                 Glendale, California
Oct. 14 – 20                         Holy Cross                                  Moorpark, California
Oct. 28 – Nov. 10                 St. Pascal Baylon Church           Thousand Oaks, California
Nov. 10 – 17                         Our Lady of the Assumption       Ventura, California
Nov. 17 – 24                         Sacred Heart Church                  Lancaster, California

The Apostles' Creed

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 The Apostles' Creed

  1. I believe in God the Father, Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth:
  2. And in Jesus Christ, his only begotten Son, our Lord:
  3. Who was conceived by the Holy Ghost, born of the Virgin Mary:
  4. Suffered under Pontius Pilate; was crucified, dead and buried: He descended into hell:
  5. The third day he rose again from the dead:
  6. He ascended into heaven, and sits at the right hand of God the Father Almighty:
  7. From thence he shall come to judge the quick and the dead:
  8. I believe in the Holy Ghost:
  9. I believe in the holy catholic church: the communion of saints:
10. The forgiveness of sins:
1l. The resurrection of the body:
12. And the life everlasting. Amen.

Not only the Catholic Church uses the Apostles' Creed.  The Church of Denmark uses the phrase "We renounce the devil and all his doings and all his beings" before "We believe in God..."

Saint Pius X Catholic Church in San Antonio, Texas

A relic of St. Pius X is in the altar of the Saint Pius Church, 3909 Harry Wurzbach, San Antonio Texas 78209

Ph:  Office: 210-824-0139

http://stpiusxsa.org/the-nave-of-the-church

Saint John Paul II National Shrine in Washington, D.C.

Saint John Paul II National Shrine

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3900 Harewood Road NE
Washington, DC 20017


For information about the Saint John Paul II National Shrine, call 202-635-5400

Directions:

http://www.jp2shrine.org/jp/en/contact/index.html

About the shrine:
http://www.jp2shrine.org/jp/en/about/index.html

The Saint John Paul II National Shrine is open to the public:
Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm
The facility is handicap accessible; ramps are located at front and side entrances. Free parking is available.

Virtual tour of the shrine:

http://www.jp2shrine.org/jp/en/virtualtour/index.html

Group Tours:

http://www.jp2shrine.org/jp/en/group_tour/contact.html

Find a Church, Find a Mass

Here is a link where you can find churches and masses in the United States:

http://www.thecatholicdirectory.com

And for the whole world:

http://www.thecatholicdirectory.com/index.cfm?worldmap=true

Saint Benedict Catholic church in Richmond, Virginia

Saint Benedict Catholic church in Richmond, Virginia has a relic of the true cross.

http://saintbenedictparish.org/church/side_altars_blessed_virgin_Joseph.php

Pilgrimages in the United States

St. Mother Cabrini Pilgrimage in August, 2014 in Colorado:

Come join us, and our beloved Benedictine Monks, for a 50 mile pilgrimage.
We walk from the St. Isidore Catholic Church, located in the plains of Watkins, CO
to the shrine of Mother Frances Cabrini, located in the foothills of Golden, CO.
This spiritual journey takes place over a 2 day period and begins and ends with
the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.
During the pilgrimage itself, the faithful will have the opportunity for confessions,
spiritual direction, meditations, group rosary, and much more.

More information and registration forms are available online at www.saintisidore.org. 
Contact Glen Ocana with any questions at 303-875-5463. 

Who: All Catholics invited

What: A 45-mile Pilgrimage

When: August 22-23, 2014

http://www.saintisidore.org/Cabrini%202014.html 

Relics and Shrines in Canada

For those who live near Canada, this page will list Canadian information.

I will update it as I obtain more information.

Blessed Bishop and Martyr Vasyl Velychkovsky, C.Ss.R. was beatified in 2001 by St. Pope John Paul II. His holy relics (a fully intact body) are enshrined in St. Joseph’s Ukrainian Catholic Church, 250 Jefferson Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. 

Shrine Schedule 
Tuesday – Friday:  10:00AM – 5:00PM
Divine Liturgy is celebrated in the Shrine every Wednesday at 8:00 am
Acathist or Moleben in honor of Blessed Vasyl is celebrated every Wednesday at 7:00PM .
Saturday:              10:00AM – 1:00PM
Sunday:                 After Divine Liturgies
Monday:                Closed 
GUIDED TOURS
To book a guided individual or group pilgrimage tour of the shrine and museum during or after ordinary shrine hours, please call the Shrine Office at (204) 338-7321 or e-mail:info@bvmartyrshrine.com.

   

http://www.bvmartyrshrine.com

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St. Joseph's Oratory in Montreal, Canada is a beautiful shrine with Blessed Andre Bessette's body buried there.

To have the reliquary visit your parish, religious community, or shrine, please send a written request to:

Father Mario Lachapelle, CSC

3800, chemin Queen Mary

Montréal, QC, Canada

H3V 1H6

MLachapelle@osj.qc.ca

 

http://www.saint-joseph.org/en/shrine

International Catholic Pilgrimages and Tours

This page will consist of links to organizations that offer international Catholic Pilgrimages and Tours.

The Catholic Tour has been in service for 33 years and offers 72 destinations.

Amongst their upcoming 2014 destinations, here are a few of interest:

PADRE PIO & SAN GIOVANNI ROTONDO - 8 DAYS

Depart New York JFK Airport

Visit: Monte Cassino, Sorrento, Pietrelicina, San Giovanni Rotondo, Lanciano, Rome

Nov 13 to 20, 2014: $2,699.00

POLAND ~ FOOTSTEPS of JOHN PAUL II - 10 DAYS

Depart New York JFK airport

Visit: Niepokalanow, Czestochowa,Wadowice, Zakopane, Krakow, Auschwitz, Warsaw

Nov 4 to 13, 2014:  $3,099.00

LA SALLETTE AND THE SHRINES OF FRANCE - 9 DAYS

Depart New York JFK Airport

Visit: La Salette, Ars, Lyon, Paray-le-Monial, Nevers, Chartres, Paris

Nov 4 to 12, 2014:  $3,399.00

 

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