The Catholic Holy Land Pilgrimage 2027 offers an opportunity to deepen your faith, explore biblical history, and experience the spiritual significance of the Holy Land.
The Holy Land holds a special place in the hearts of Catholics around the world. Visiting its sacred sites can help bring familiar Bible stories to life and create opportunities for prayer, reflection, and spiritual growth.
During this pilgrimage, you will have the opportunity to explore Jerusalem and the Sea of Galilee, two important regions associated with the life and ministry of Jesus. You can reflect on Scripture at historic religious sites, learn from an English-speaking Catholic guide, and share this experience with fellow pilgrims who share your faith.
During your Jerusalem tour, visit famous landmarks such as the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the Western Wall, the Dome of the Rock, Mount Tabor, the Cardo and Old City Markets, the City of David, Zion Garden, Sacher Park, and the Biblical Zoo. Each destination offers a unique perspective on Jerusalem’s religious traditions, historical significance, and cultural heritage.
Pilgrimage dates: March 7–18, 2027
Pilgrimage leaders: Fr. Kevin Martinez and Christopher Cross, KHS
Land package price: $3,770
Accommodation: 6 nights in Jerusalem and 3 nights at the Sea of Galilee
Meals: American-style breakfast, hot lunch, and dinner
Transportation: Deluxe motor coach
Guided visits: English-speaking Catholic guide
Worship: Daily Mass at many holy sites, including early morning Mass at the Tomb of Christ or Calvary each day while in Jerusalem
The Catholic Holy Land Pilgrimage taking place March 7–18, 2027, offers an opportunity to connect with the places associated with Jesus’ life, Passion, and Resurrection while sharing a meaningful journey with fellow Catholics.
Led by Fr. Kevin Martinez and Christopher Cross, KHS, this pilgrimage includes stays in Jerusalem and the Sea of Galilee, meals, deluxe motor coach transportation, an English-speaking Catholic guide, entry fees to included sites, and opportunities for Mass at many holy locations.