Join InterVarsity on a digital pilgrimage in the Celtic tradition of Christianity in which those on pilgrimage don’t have a definite destination. You’ll learn to trust God to guide you and journey with you, wherever you are and wherever you’ll be led.
Let God transform your story and help us each become people who nurture that kind of transformation among others.
Participate in community such that all things are restored, made right, and woven together in the resurrection of Jesus.
Boldly step into the unknown journey with the God who knows all, with hope that your journey is good, beautiful, and purposeful.
Lean into the beautiful ways God made you and the friendships that will help you flourish into your God-given identity.
Lean on the protective power of God (against evil, injustice, empire) for yourself personally, your community, and our world.
Encounter God’s loving presence through creation, especially in the unchosen-ness of your present circumstances.
Let God transform your story and help us each become people who nurture that kind of transformation among others.
Participate in community such that all things are restored, made right, and woven together in the resurrection of Jesus.
Boldly step into the unknown journey with the God who knows all, with hope that your journey is good, beautiful, and purposeful.
Lean into the beautiful ways God made you and the friendships that will help you flourish into your God-given identity.
Hosts Orlando Crespo and Kathy Tuan-MacLean welcome you to InterVarsity Via Divina: The Celtic Way, an on- and off-screen version of the in-person Journey Ireland offered each spring for study abroad students, InterVarsity staff, and ministry partners.
In these instructions, you’ll hear how to set out on pilgrimage in the tradition of Deora De, and learn how to use each walk’s audio guide to enter into the Celtic Way from anywhere in the world.
Lean on the protective power of God (against evil, injustice, empire) for yourself personally, your community, and our world.
Encounter God’s loving presence through creation, especially in the unchosen-ness of your present circumstances.