November 24, 2013: Concluding Celebration of the YEAR OF FAITH. JOIN US. BE THERE. ROME—“SEE OF PETER” Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI Pastoral Recommendations for the YEAR OF FAITH “In the Year of Faith Pilgrimages of the faithful to the See of Peter—[Rome] are to be encouraged, to profess faith in God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, in unity with him who today is called to confirm his brothers and sisters in the faith (cfr. Lk 22:32). It is also important to promote pilgrimages to the Holy Land, the place which first saw the presence of Jesus, the Savior, and Mary, his Mother. During this Year, it will be helpful to invite the faithful to turn with particular devotion to Mary …. To this end it would be proper to organize pilgrimages, celebrations and gatherings at the major Marian shrines.” HOLY LAND—the holiest place on earth. (All airport taxes & fuel surcharges included.) (from San Francisco.) www.pilgrimages.com/prayersandevotionsministry Oct. 11, 2012—Nov. 24, 2013 His Holiness, Pope Francis
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November 24, 2013: Concluding Celebration of the
YEAR OF FAITH. JOIN US. BE THERE.
ROME—“SEE OF PETER”
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI Pastoral Recommendations for the YEAR OF FAITH
“In the Year of Faith Pilgrimages of the faithful to the See of Peter—[Rome] are to be encouraged, to profess faith in God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, in unity with him who today is called to confirm his
brothers and sisters in the faith (cfr. Lk 22:32). It is also important to promote pilgrimages to the Holy Land, the place which first saw the presence of Jesus, the Savior, and Mary, his Mother. During this Year, it will be helpful to invite the faithful to turn with particular devotion to Mary …. To this end it would be proper to
organize pilgrimages, celebrations and gatherings at the major Marian shrines.”
HOLY LAND—the holiest place on earth.
(All airport taxes & fuel surcharges included.)
(from San Francisco.)
www.pilgrimages.com/prayersandevotionsministry
Oct. 11, 2012—Nov. 24, 2013
His Holiness, Pope Francis
Day 1, November 13, 2013: Depart USA Board your flight for the start of your journey to Tel Aviv, with complimentary meals and beverages served on board. Day 2, November 14, 2013: Arrive Tel Aviv On arrival in Tel Aviv you will be met by the 206 Tours representative and transfer to your hotel in the Tel Aviv area. Dinner will be served at the hotel. Day 3, November 15, 2013: Caesarea—Stella Maris—Nazareth—Cana This morning, after breakfast, leave for Caesarea which was once the ancient capital of the Roman province. Here you view the impressive archaeological remains of the Roman and Byzantine city that once dominated the region. It was at Caesarea that Peter came to understand that the Good News was not for Jews only, but for the whole world. Here, he baptized the Roman Centu-rion, Cornelius, and his family. It was from Caesarea that Paul set sail for Rome, an event that eventually brought Christianity to the World. Continue north to Haifa to visit Stella Maris, a Carmelite Monastery with the Madonna of Mt Carmel. After enjoying the view of the bay of Acco, drive to Nazareth, the site of Mary’s home and the town where Jesus lived as a child. At Naza-reth, visit the Byzantine Church of St. Joseph and Mary’s Well. In the late afternoon, visit Cana, where Jesus performed His first miracle at the request of His mother [John 2:1-11]. There, visit the Franciscan chapel where those who wish to can perform the renewal of their wedding vows. Continue to Tiberias to check into your hotel. Dinner and overnight. Day 4, November 16, 2013: Tiberias: Sea of Galilee The day starts at the Mount of Beatitudes, scene of Jesus’ great Sermon on the Mount. Then, to Tabgha where Jesus fed the crowd of 5,000 and onto the site known as “Peter’s Primacy”. Here, after His resurrection, Jesus met with His disciples and told Peter to “feed my lambs; feed my sheep.” [John 21:9] A short drive away is Capernaum, from where Jesus launched his Ministry; see the synagogue which dates to the time of Jesus and the church built over the site of Peter’s home. In the afternoon, drive up to Caesarea Philippi, where Jesus told St. Peter “You are the Rock, and upon this rock I will build my Church.” Dinner & overnight at hotel. Day 5, November 17, 2013: Jordan River—Mt. Tabor—Jerusalem Today, after breakfast, start the day by remembering the Baptism at the Jor-dan river. Then drive to Mount Tabor, the site of the Transfiguration, with time to reflect on Christ’s Humanity and Divinity. Mass here will be a good preparation for the journey to Jerusalem where Jesus was to suffer the cruci-fixion and resurrection. On arrival in Jerusalem, check in to your hotel for dinner and overnight. Day 6, November 18, 2013: Jerusalem: Temple Model—Ein Karem– Bethlehem Begin the day with a visit to the Second Temple scale model for an overview of Jerusalem as it was at the time of Jesus. A short drive takes us to the village of Ein Karem, birthplace of John the Baptist, to visit the church that commemorates his memory. Pray the Mystery of the Rosary on the walk up the hill to the Church of the Visitation. After a break for lunch on our own, drive to Bethlehem to see the cave at the Shepherds’ Field. The caves have soot marks of the fires that shepherd’s lit to keep warm while watching over their flocks. In the afternoon, we will depart to Bethlehem, beginning at Man-ger Square which stands in front of one of the oldest of Christian churches, the Church of the Nativity. Enter the Church and down to the Grotto of the Nativity which marks the spot of Jesus’ birth. Beneath the Altar, there is a silver star with the Latin inscription: HIC DE VIRGINE MARIA JESUS CHRISTUS NATUS (Here Jesus Christ was born to the Virgin Mary.) After Mass, return to the hotel in Jerusalem. Dinner and overnight. Day 7, November 19, 2013: Bethany—Jordan Valley—Jericho—Dead Sea This morning, drive down the Jordan Valley to Qumran where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found. Here, there will be a time for a dip in the Dead Sea for those who want to. Then, to Jericho, the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world, where we view Mt Temptation and the Sycamore Tree. Drive through the Judean Wilderness where Jesus spent 40 days fasting, and it is in this area that John the Baptist lived and baptized Christ. Then to Bethany where He raised Lazarus from the dead. Celebrate Mass here before return-ing to the hotel. Dinner and overnight.
Day 8, November 20, 2013: Jerusalem: Mt. of Olives—Gethsemane—Mt. Zion—Western Wall From the Mount of Olives take in the panoramic view of Jerusalem. Then to the Pater Noster shrine, where Jesus taught His disciples the Pater Noster—The Lord’s Prayer (Luke 11:1-4). Walking down the Palm Sunday Road, stop at the beautiful little church, Dominus Flevit—”The Lord wept.” It was here that Jesus wept over Jerusalem (Luke 19:41). At Gethsemane, reflect on Jesus’ final night. The Garden contains trees, the roots of which go back to the time of Jesus. Visit the Church of All Nations to pray at the “Rock of Agony”,” a section of bedrock identified as the place where Jesus prayed alone in the garden on the night of His arrest. From here take the route through the Kidron Valley along which Jesus was taken as a prisoner to the house of the High Priest Caiaphas where He was interrogated and impris-oned. Now called Peter in Gallicantu (“crowing rooster”), this beautiful Church also commemorates Peter’s Denial of Christ, his repentance and then being forgiven by Jesus. After Mass, go up to Mt. Zion to visit the Upper Room, which commemorates the Last Supper. Nearby is the Benedictine Church of the Dormition. Dinner and overnight at your hotel. Day 9, November 21, 2013: Jerusalem: Via Dolorosa—Holy Sepulchre This morning, we start the Via Dolorosa (The Way of the Cross) at the Anto-nia Fortress, where Jesus was condemned to death by Pontius Pilate. From there, He was taken through the city to be crucified. The Stations of the Cross lead through the markets of the Old City to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Here is the site of Calvary and the Tomb of Christ. Mass in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. This afternoon there will be time to revisit the Old City. Dinner and Overnight. Day 10, November 22, 2013: Jerusalem—Tel Aviv—Rome After an early breakfast, we make our way to Tel Aviv Airport for our flight(s) to Rome. Upon arrival in Rome, you will be greeted by your tour escort to your transportation to your hotel, After check-in, we will visit the Vatican Museums, an astonishing series of galleries which contain the most impressive spiritual and art treasures. You will see awe-inspiring relics and works of art donated throughout centuries as tributes of faith. We will visit the Tapestry Gallery, the Raphael rooms and the breathtaking Sistine chapel where we will see Michelangelo’s masterpiece, the Last Judgment. After the visit to the Vatican Museums, time permitting, our tour escort can suggests sights or walks for you to enjoy. Tonight, enjoy a delicious Italian dinner. Day 11, November 23, 2013: Christian Rome This morning we awake in the Eternal City, one of the centers of Western civilization! After a filling breakfast, we depart on our sightseeing tour which will offer insight into the most significant Catholic sites in Rome. We will have an opportunity to see the Basilica of St. Mary Major, one of the oldest shrines dedicated to the Blessed Virgin, which contains a relic from the manger of the infant Jesus. We will see the Holy Stairs and visit the Basilica of St. John the Lateran, which was the residence of the popes prior to returning to Rome in 1377. We also explore St. Paul Outside the Walls, which houses the remains of St. Paul under its main altar. We will see the Appian Way, the oldest road from Roman times, as well as the famous Tom of Cecilia Matella. Our day ends with a special visit to one of the catacombs, such as St. Callixtus, where the early Christians hid themselves to escape persecution for their devout faith. Time permitting, we will also visit the Trevi Fountain to take part in the tradition of throwing 3 coins into the fountain in hopes of returning to Rome. After a day filled with faith and beauty, we en-joy a tasty dinner before retiring for the night. Day 12, November 24, 2013: Rome (Papal Audience & Vatican City)
CONCLUDING CELEBRATION OF THE YEAR OF FAITH After an early breakfast we depart for Vatican City, the spiritual capital for all Catholics around the world. Vatican City is its own city-state nestle within Rome, and it even has it’s own currency and postage! Today is a truly blessed day which will live in our hearts for many years to come. We make our way to St. Peter’s Basilica and St. Peter’s Square where we will attend the Papal Audience and Special Mass celebrated by our new pope, His Holiness POPE FRANCIS to mark the CLOSING OF THE YEAR OF FAITH. Following the Mass and Papal Audience, we continue our exploration of the Vatican as we enter the largest church in Christendom—St. Peter’s Basilica, built on the site where St. Peter was martyred. St. Peter’s is unsurpassed in beauty; a monument to the long history of the Catholic Church, to which pilgrims from around the world flock. You will have time to marvel at the Pieta and Bernini’s amazing bronze canopy. We will also visit the tomb of Pope John Paul II located in the Vatican. After a tour of the Basilica, time permitting, would be a free afternoon to further explore the Basilica on your own or shop at the Vatican store. After a day exploring the home of our Catholic faith, we gather together to dine and reminisce about our day with our fellow pilgrims. We return to our hotel to settle in for a restful sleep on our last night in Rome. Day 13, November 25, 2013: Rome - USA We bid farewell to Italy and our new pilgrimage family as we depart for Rome Airport. During the drive, take time to reflect on the memories that will re-main in your heart for a lifetime. ARRIVEDERCI!
Invitation for a “Special Time of Grace” during the Year of Faith.
Year of Faith Ends: November 24, 2013.
A pilgrimage to the Holy Land (the roots of our
faith) brings us to the land that witnessed the birth, life, death and resurrection of
Jesus AND the Church beginnings.
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