You don’t have to travel halfway across the world or spend a lot of money to make a pilgrimage. Bishop Wall gives advice on how to undertake one – whether in your own home or to a famous site like Lourdes.

“A pilgrimage is supposed to model what we’re doing on this earth, and our goal in this life is to make it to Heaven.”

Timestamps:00:30 – Bishop Wall’s pilgrimage along St. Cuthbert’s Way.06:32 – What is a pilgrimage? How do you make one?14:17 – Where should someone start, if they’ve never made a pilgrimage before?18:03 – Final thoughtsReferences:St. Cuthbert’s Way“A Bishop’s Guide to St. Cuthbert’s Way”Camino de SantiagoShrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mexico CityChimayo Good Friday WalkFr. Kapaun WalkAly Barbers, ScotlandBl. Stanley Rother ShrineSt. Joseph, Laguna Mission ChurchAcoma, NM Mission ChurchCathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, Santa FeSend us your questions!Do you have a question for Bishop Wall? Leave it in the comments below, send us a message on Facebook, or email us at media@dioceseofgallup.org.

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Featured Image: (L-R) Bishop Wall, Bishop James Conley, Fr. Burke Masters, and Archbishop Paul Coakley at the concluding day of their 2023 pilgrimage along St. Cuthbert’s Way, in the UK.