Date: 1st Oct 2026 - 13th Oct 2026
Embark on a profound spiritual pilgrimage through the heart of Central Europe, where centuries of Catholic heritage, Marian devotion, and the inspiring witness of saints come alive. Begin in Hungary's elegant capital of Budapest, visiting magnificent basilicas, the revered shrine of Our Lady of Remete, and the historic Cathedral of Esztergom. Continue into the Czech Republic to discover Prague's treasured churches, the famous Infant Jesus of Prague, and the timeless beauty of one of Europe's most enchanting cities.
The pilgrimage reaches its spiritual heart in Poland, following the life and legacy of St. John Paul II and St. Faustina Kowalska. Pray at the Divine Mercy Shrine in Kraków, celebrate Mass at the Basilica dedicated to St. John Paul II, visit Wadowice where the beloved Pope was baptised, reflect at Auschwitz where St. Maximilian Kolbe offered his life in heroic charity, and kneel before the miraculous Black Madonna at Jasna Góra in Częstochowa. The journey concludes in Warsaw with a visit to Niepokalanów, the City of the Immaculate founded by St. Maximilian Kolbe, offering pilgrims a beautiful encounter with Divine Mercy, Marian devotion, and the enduring faith of Central Europe.
Spiritual Director
Fr. Jovita Ho
Pilgrimage
13 Days 10 Nights
Meals
10 Dinners
Accomodation
10 Nights
Itinerary
Budapest – Guided panoramic city tour; Fisherman's Bastion; St. Matthias Church; Basilica of St. Stephen; Shrine of Our Lady of Remete with the miraculous image of the Blessed Virgin Mary; Holy Mass; evening Danube River Cruise.
Esztergom – Guided visit to Esztergom Cathedral, the largest church in Hungary; Holy Mass before continuing to Prague.
Czech Republic
Prague – Church of Our Lady Victorious, home of the Infant Jesus of Prague; Holy Mass; Charles Bridge; Astronomical Clock; St. Vitus Cathedral; Chapel of St. Wenceslas; Prague Castle precincts and historic Old Town.
Ostrava – Scenic journey through the Czech countryside en route to Poland.
Poland
Kraków – Divine Mercy Shrine and Convent of St. Faustina; Basilica of St. John Paul II; Wawel Cathedral; St. Mary's Basilica; Holy Mass; guided tour of the city's historic centre.
Wieliczka – UNESCO-listed Salt Mine featuring the magnificent underground Chapel of St. Kinga.
Kalwaria Zebrzydowska – UNESCO World Heritage sanctuary; Our Lady's Chapel; Holy Mass and time for prayer.
Wadowice – Birthplace of St. John Paul II; Basilica where Karol Wojtyła was baptised; opportunity for reflection on the saint's early life.
Auschwitz – Guided visit to the former concentration camp; prayerful remembrance at the cell of St. Maximilian Kolbe.
Częstochowa – Jasna Góra Monastery; the miraculous icon of the Black Madonna; Holy Mass at the Basilica; time for personal prayer and meditation before the national Marian shrine of Poland.
Warsaw – Guided city tour including St. John's Cathedral, the Church of the Holy Spirit, and the Church of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Niepokalanów – City of the Immaculate founded by St. Maximilian Kolbe; visit the saint's chapel; Holy Mass and time for devotion.
Daily Holy Mass, Rosary, Scripture reflections, and opportunities for the Sacrament of Reconciliation are woven throughout the pilgrimage, inviting pilgrims to deepen their faith while following the remarkable witness of St. John Paul II, St. Faustina Kowalska, St. Maximilian Kolbe, and Our Blessed Mother across the sacred landscapes of Central Europe.
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