The pilgrimage starts with a flight from Tijuana, Mexico to Mexico City, 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 Mexico City.

We will have a morning drive to Cuernavaca, “City of Eternal Springs” in the state of Morelos in Mexico. We will have a chance to explore the market and the church area with it’s beautiful gardens. After our visit, we will continue our drive to the ancient mining town of Taxco, it is characterized by its cobbled and winding lanes, traditional plazas and antique houses with elegant colonial facades. The small city of Taxco, sitting just north of the State of Guerrero, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Mexico. It is also known as the Silver Capital state of Mexico. We will visit Santa Prisca church famous for it’s baroque altar pieces, where we will have our mass. Back to Mexico City for dinner at the hotel and overnight.

Begin the day with a visit to the Shrine of Blessed Miguel Pro, the site dedicated to the beloved Jesuit martyr who gave his life for the faith. Continue to the vibrant canals of Xochimilco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for a relaxing trajinera boat ride through the colorful waterways, experiencing a unique part of Mexican culture and tradition. In the afternoon, journey to the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the most visited Marian shrine in the world. Spend time exploring the Old and New Basilicas, Tepeyac Hill, the Chapel of the Roses, and other sacred sites on the grounds, with ample time for Mass, prayer, and reflection at the heart of Mexico's Catholic faith.

We start the day with a visit to Ocotlán where the famous sanctuary of Our Lady of Ocotlán is known for a water well with healing water. We will explore Puebla – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – its streets lined with churches and colonial mansions, many adorned with the beautiful hand-painted Talavera tiles for which the city is famous. This is also the place where Mexico’s national dish – the ‘mole poblano’ – originated. We will visit the Templo De Santo Domingo, the impressive Puebla Cathedral, and the surrounding historic center; Casa del Alfeñique – its delicate white ornamental plasterwork resembles alfeñique, a sugar and almond paste; Mercado El Parian – a crafts market in the ‘artist’s quarter’; and Calle 6 Oriente – known for its typical candy shops. Back to hotel in Mexico City for dinner and overnight stay.

After an early morning hotel check-out, embark on a scenic drive to the ancient city of Teotihuacan, arriving just after sunrise to explore the awe-inspiring Pyramids of the Sun and Moon, the Avenue of the Dead, and other majestic ruins before the crowds arrive. Take in the spiritual and historical significance of this UNESCO World Heritage Site with time for prayer, reflection, and photos. After the visit, transfer directly to the airport for your return flights home, filled with unforgettable memories and spiritual graces from your pilgrimage.