25th annual Pilgrimage for Restoration steps off today - Friday, 25 September 2020

The Pilgrimage for Restoration is a traditional, three-day spiritual exercise conducted on foot, traversing approx. 63 miles, beginning at the Lake of the Blessed Sacrament and concluding at the Shrine of Our Lady's Martyrs in Auriesville, New York State -- the site of the martyrdom of Ss. René Goupîl in 1642, as well as of Fr. Isaac Jogues S.J., and layman Jean de Lalande in 1642, together with numerous Huron Christians, among them (in 1642) the saints Eustace Ahatsistari, Paul Onnonhoaraton, and another Huron known to us (pilgrims) as Stephen of Andagoron (the name of the nearby Mohawk Village where he was martyred),

Join them in the ongoing pilgrimage to heaven!

Join us all on continuing pilgrimage to Auriesville -- formerly known as "Ossernenon", Land of Crosses!

Fri-Sun, 25-27 September 2020 A.D.

25th annual Pilgrimage for Restoration