Blessed be God in His angels and in his Saint!

The Supreme Pontiff, Benedict XVI, today received Read more

On Thursday, December 8, the men and women of the Brigade of St. Michael the Archangel plan to pray God to spare the lives of innocent unborn children scheduled to be killed Read more

Dear Fellow Pilgrims,

that’s right, by popular demand. Read more

Here is an old theme, from the archives. Read more

Indeed, the Living Bread Come Down from Heaven is thoroughly transubstantial: transforming those who partake of Him, healing body and, foremost, all the powers of soul: intellect, will, memory — not merely thoughts.

What is the ‘spiritual DNA’ of the pilgrim for restoration?  Read more

Dear Mr. Lloyd,

“Before amnesia sets in,” indeed … Read more

“If you want to experience Christendom marching onward, make sure to be part of the 2012 edition of the Pilgrimage for Restoration!” Mrs. Marie Sigaud – Rockland, Maine
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Here’s one to lift your spirits, till next year. Read more

Please join fellow pilgrims again praying for the healing of pilgrimage co-founder Kirk Kanzenbach, who was paralyzed in an accident at work this spring. The novena begins tomorrow, October 7, in honor of Our Lady of the Rosary.

Here is the touching appeal just received via e-mail from Mrs. Bonni, Kanzenbach, who is expecting their 12th child. Read more

Wish to thank God for the charity He has shared with you through His instruments on pilgrimage? Read more

Please notify the Pilgrimage Director if you’ve found the following items reported lost on pilgrimage:
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So speak up!

Upload your photos and videos of Pilgrimage 2011 to this blog, and to the website.

Send your best shots to the Pilgrimage Director.

Young men carry colorful banners, St. Isaac Jogues Brigade

In the words (on Facebook) of one participant in the Pilgrimage for Restoration 2011, which concluded yesterday it was …

“Another GREAT Pilgrimage. Thanks to all who attended, prayed for, donated to, and otherwise supported PfR 2011! See you next year — God willing — on the road to Auriesville.”

Deo gratias!

Pilgrims are encouraged to write up their stories of pilgrimage and to submit them in the “comments” to this blog post.

Keep posted for updates, reports, and stories.

Find your options and marching orders explained on this updated page.

Now’s the time to register. It’s easy, really. And the forms actually work, for a change!

Here’s an overview of the NEW days & ways to make pilgrimage this month, Friday – Sunday, 23-25 September.

Register now and avoid the additional late-fee that kicks in at 11:59 PM PDT, September 14 — feast of the Exultation of the Cross. … Read more