What the devil is going on? Despite our secularising world, pilgrimage is enjoying a boom not seen since the Middle Ages. In the past few decades, the numbers of people walking to Santiago de ...

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A project conceived as a true “spiritual revolution” was presented at the Vatican on July 2, promoted by young Christians ...

A pilgrimage route arose as Christian travelers trekked from all across Europe to the shrine of St. James in Santiago. A magnificent Romanesque cathedral was built over the site of the tomb in the ...

More than 19,000 young Catholics from around the world joined this year’s traditional pilgrimage — a beacon of hope for Christian revival in the heart of a secularized Europe.