Visit Philippi, where St. Paul preached his first sermon in Europe and helped establish the continent’s first Christian community. Here, pilgrims will remember the baptism of Lydia, the first known Christian convert in Europe, and reflect on Paul’s imprisonment, missionary courage, and enduring message of faith.

Experience the breathtaking monasteries of Meteora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built high upon towering rock formations. Surrounded by dramatic landscapes and sacred Byzantine art, pilgrims will celebrate Mass and reflect on the beauty of prayer, solitude, and devotion lifted toward heaven.

Walk through Ancient Corinth, where St. Paul spent nearly two years evangelizing, building up the early Church, and working alongside Aquila and Priscilla. This sacred stop invites pilgrims to reflect on Paul’s letters to the Corinthians and the call to live faithfully within the Christian community.

Near the ancient city of Ephesus, visit the House of the Virgin Mary, traditionally believed to be Mary’s final home. This peaceful pilgrimage site offers a moving opportunity for prayer and reflection on Mary’s maternal presence, her faithfulness, and her quiet witness in the life of the early Church.