Beyond Rome, Italy offers Assisi and the life of St. Francis, the Shroud in Turin, the mosaics of Ravenna, Padua, Florence's Renaissance churches and the Amalfi coast where Paul landed at Puteoli on his way to trial. Faith groups pair art, food and unhurried worship. Paul's final journey ended here. The peninsula holds the story of the early Western church, monasticism and the Renaissance expression of Christian art.
A pilgrimage is a journey undertaken as an act of devotion: the Camino de Santiago, Rome and Assisi, Lourdes and Fatima, the Celtic sites of Ireland and Scotland, or the Way of the Cross in Jerusalem. The pace is slower than a sightseeing tour, with daily Mass or worship, time for prayer and reflection, and a spiritual director or chaplain traveling with the group.
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