The year was 60 CE. A Roman vessel battled the fury of a Mediterranean storm, its sails torn, its timbers groaning against the relentless siege of wind and sea
A statue marks the place where St Paul shipwrecked in Malta Visit Malta
Franciscan convent that was founded by a saint and completely destroyed during World War II
Sanctuary dedicated to the Madonna della Libera of which Padre Pio was very devoted
A small church dedicated to the Virgin of the Seven Sorrows, a very beloved devotion in the region
Mazu Pilgrimage in Taiwan Wise Lee - Shutterstock
What sets this pilgrimage apart is something extraordinary—it may well be the only pilgrimage in the world with no fixed route.
Interior of Sanctuary - Cave in Bocca of Valle Public Domain - Wikipedia
This natural shrine, nestled within the Mother Mountain, symbolizes the sacrifice and bravery of Abruzzo’s soldiers throughout history.
St John Waterfall in the Orfento Valley Massimax - Shutterstock
Stunning waterfall that received its name from the close hermitage
Hermitage of San Giovanni in the Orfento Valley. Majella National Park. Abruzzo (Italy) Giuma - Shutterstock
One of the most inaccessible Celestine hermitages where Pietro da Morrone, the future Pope Celestine V, lived
Church and structure of the Hermitage of Santo Spirito in Maiella Angelo D'Amico - Shutterstock
Located in the Maiella Mountains, is a former Celestine monastery and a national monument of Italy