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Young American cyclist collects hundreds of Catholic faith stories

This article has free access for all visitors. By Emily Stimpson. Young cyclist braved elements to learn how God is working in the lives of the faithful across the country

Wounded warriors trek to Lourdes

By Eddie O'Neill. Each year, more injured and disabled veterans join ranks of pilgrims in search of healing at French shrine

Ways Catholics can have fun under the sun

By Woodeene Koenig-Bricker. Make your Sabbaths -- and a few days in between -- days of genuine rest, recreation and spiritual renewal this sunny season

The long haul

By Teresa Tomeo. No matter the craziness that this culture can throw at us, the Church will continue to endure

Teresa Tomeo: Following blessed's example of living la dolce vita

Trip to Trevi Fountain in Rome reminds columnist what Blessed Pope John Paul II taught about joy. Subscription required

Ten things to do before you kick the bucket

By Mark Shea. An emphatically non-exhaustive list of to-do items for Catholics intent on a life well-lived

TCA Reviews

TCA Reviews for July/August 2012. (Subscription required)

Take a ride on state's legendary El Camino Real

Come along with OSV as we visit each of California's 21 missions, beginning in San Diego and ending in Sonoma

Shrine to North American martyrs is 'holiest ground in America'

This article has free acess. By Eric Sammons. New York shrine is dedicated to three North American martyrs who serve as superb models of true sacrifice for the love of Jesus Christ and his Church

Robert P. Lockwood: A journey's soundtrack

Plugging along on an endless interstate, thinking about an older brother who is missed ‘so much’. Subscription required

Profoundly religious ‘Way’

By Emily Stimpson. Film about Camino de Santiago is pro-religion, despite writer-director’s claim

Praying for strangers

We get only one chance at this life, so we might as well take our chances and enjoy it

Pilgrimage: On the path toward God

By Mary DeTurris Poust. You don’t need to book an overseas trip to go on a pilgrimage.

Pilgrimage to St. Emilion

By Emily Stimpson. The French village draws more tourists today than pilgrims, but the community's namesake still remains a source of spiritual inspiration

OSV Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor about the Roman missal, financial reform, Tim Tebow and Penn State.

OSV journalist's diary of a journey to Rome

By Sarah Hayes. OSV journalist’s visit to Rome for work-related seminar transforms into unofficial pilgrimage

On Pilgrimage

By Msgr. Owen F. Campion. The truly spiritual should far outweigh the good, the bad and the ugly of a tour

North America has its fair share of sacred spaces

No matter where you live, a pilgrimage site or shrine is within easy reach. Here is one for each state.

Michigan pilgrims cook up creative ways to raise World Youth Day funds

By Maryann Gogniat Eidemiller. Events have allowed youths from rural diocese to get to know each other better. Subscription required

Making a fresh start

Robert P. Lockwood New school year brings back memories and reminds us we can begin our pilgrimage anew

Life is a pilgrimage

By Robert P. Lockwood. When we feel clueless or lost on the journey, take comfort that God always knows what he is about. Subscription required

July 15, St. Bonaventure

Our Sunday Visitor's My Daily Visitor, reading, feast of the day, saint, Bible verse, meditation, and prayer.

In the footsteps of Christ

By Sarah Hayes. Visit to Israel affords OSV staff member a memorable opportunity to reflect on Christ’s passion, death at site of the actual events

In Focus: Pilgrimage to land of promise and turmoil

By Michael J.L. La Civita. How Pope Benedict XVI's Holy Land visit will impact his relations with region's Christians, Jews and Muslims

Hiking Spain's Camino de Santiago

Free access for all visitors. By Niki Kalpakgian. Pilgrims recall trek to Santiago de Compostela and the blessings obtained along the way

Facts and figures on international studies

Catholic college special section. United Kingdom leads the pack in destinations for American students wanting to study abroad. Subscription required

Extending grace

By Robert P. Lockwood. This election year, we have an opportunity to take better care of each other on this pilgrimage of life

Culture briefs

Culture reviews for books, television, videos

Culture briefs

Culture briefs for November 27, 2011

Cincinnati faithful turn ascent into pilgrimage

By Steven J. Rolfes. A church famous for drawing thousands of pilgrims to climb its steps in prayer each Good Friday will celebrate its sesquicentennial anniversary this year

Chicago pilgrimage walks in the footsteps of a servant

By Gretchen R. Crowe. They started out on this earth like the rest of us

Catholic man walking 8,000 miles in solidarity with poor

By Maryann Gogniat Eidemiller. Charity co-founder is on a 16-month trek to visit the people his group serves

Bumpy ride to holiness

By Teresa Tomeo. We sometimes hold back because of hardship. But have we considered the early Christians’ lot?

A pleasant surprise

By Teresa Tomeo. Witness of Catholic pilgrims praying before Shroud of Turin was heartening in these troubled times

A good Catholic read

By Robert P. Lockwood. Truly Catholic novels about truth and pilgrimage are hard to come by, but a new book fills the bill