The pilgrimage starts with a flight from Los Angeles to Guadalajara, Mexico. For the next couple of days, we will embark on a spiritual journey to experience the well known pilgrimage sites and culture of Mexico. After landing, we will be greeted by our tour guide and driver who will transfer and check us in comfortably in Guadalajara.

(Dinner included)

After a good nights sleep, we will have breakfast to start our morning followed by a walking tour of the Guadalajara city center with cultural and historical explanations of places such as the Cathedral, Hospicio de las Cabanas, Degollado Theatre, and the murals of Government palace. After, we will visit the city of Zapopan where we will celebrate mass at the Basilica. We will end the day with a visit to Tlaquepaque, a city known for Mexican Handicrafts and folk art made by the locals. Transfer back to our hotel in Guadalajara for dinner and overnight.

(*Breakfast and dinner included)

In the morning, after breakfast, we will have a visit to the Church of The Blessed Sacrament in Zapotlanejo known for its Eucharistic miracle. After, we leave for San Juan De Los Lagos, which is best known for a small image of the Virgin Mary called, "Our Lady of San Juan De Los Lagos." Many miracles are attributed through her intercession, often related to recovery from mortal danger and illnesses. We will celebrate mass in the Basilica and transfer to the city of Guanajuato, where we will check-in and stay overnight. (*Breakfast and dinner included)

Today we have a tour of Guanajuato City which offers a rich cultural experience and the opportunity to explore the history, architecture, and vibrant atmosphere of this charming colonial city. We will also visit Pipila for a panoramic view, and have dinner at a local restaurant serving traditional Mexican cuisine. Back to our hotel in Guanajuato for an overnight stay. (*Breakfast and dinner included)

We leave Guanajuato for San Miguel De Allende with a visit to the Church of Saint Michael the Archangel and its surrounding provincial calm and relaxing atmosphere. Some free time for lunch and depart for Mexico City. En route, we will stop by Queretaro - considered an excellent example of a Spanish colonial city; its well-preserved historic centre was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1996. After, we continue towards Mexico City where we will check-in and stay overnight. (*Breakfast and dinner included)

We start the day with a visit to Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine where Juan Diego received the message to build a church for our Mother on top of Tepayac Hill. We will get the chance to celebrate Mass and explore the grounds of Guadalupe. To end the day, we will get the chance to float in the calm rivers of Xochimilco using brightly colored boats that transport passengers through the canals called trajineras. Xochimilco is also named the "Venice of Mexico City." (*Breakfast and dinner included)

We visit Tulpetlac which is a neighborhood located in the municipality of Ecatepec, State of Mexico, Mexico. It's known for being the birthplace of Juan Diego. The town of Tulpetlac is a place of religious and historical importance due to its association with Juan Diego, who is believed to have seen the apparition of the Virgin Mary, now famously known as Our Lady of Guadalupe, on the Hill of Tepeyac. After, we visit Teotihuacan. This place is an ancient Mesoamerican city located in the Basin of Mexico, about 30 miles (50 kilometers) northeast of Mexico City. It's one of the most significant archaeological sites in Mexico and is renowned for its large pyramids, temples, and urban layout. The name Teotihuacan, a Nahuatl word, means "the place where the gods were created."

On the final morning of our pilgrimage, we will celebrate mass at the Holy Family Church of Blessed Miguel Pro. After, we will visit the Zocalo where we will have the chance to walk the downtown area of Mexico City. Prior to the Spanish invasion, the Zocalo was the principal ceremonial site for the Aztecs. Today, it holds court as one of the central arenas for politics, cultural events, and concerts. We end our pilgrimage with one last farewell to Our Lady Of Guadalupe before our group transfer to the airport for our flights back home. (*Breakfast included)