Catholic Feminism Pilgrimages

For the Catholic woman looking to travel intentionally + inspirationally

One of my favorite things to do is take groups of women around the world. The Catholic Feminist Pilgrimages have traveled to France (round 1) and Poland (round 2). Want to be the first to hear the details on round 3? Sign up for our waitlist!

“Best. Decision. Ever! I found myself surrounded by the most amazing and welcoming, loving, like-minded women, and suddenly I had found a new group of favorite people. We are still all in touch, and have made a lasting sisterhood and prayer community. It’s just what the Holy Spirit had ordered for me, and what I had been praying for, without even knowing it.” - B. Anderson, 2021 pilgrim

“The pilgrimage was a time of great grace for me. I was not only inspired by the lives of our patron saints, but also those of the incredible people around me. It was a beautiful reminder that I am not alone in striving for sainthood as a woman in today's culture: a reminder I definitely needed!” - E. Walker, 2021 pilgrim

We don’t want to look back on our lives and realize we never took that trip we were dreaming of, never went on that pilgrimage that would have changed us, or never formed that community that would have inspired us towards growth.

Don’t let fear hold you back. A fear of investing in yourself. A fear of traveling internationally (hi, me too.) A fear of taking time away from the business of life to pray + pour into your own faith life. You cannot serve others in a holy, fruitful way without a bedrock of knowledge + a relationship with God.  

If you feel in prayer that traveling with the Catholic Feminist is something you’d like to do in the future, please jump on the waitlist.

“It depends on women to promote a 'new feminism' which rejects the temptation of imitating models of 'male domination,' in order to acknowledge and affirm the true genius of women in every aspect of the life of society and overcome all discrimination, violence, and exploitation.” - Saint John Paul the Great