This carefully curated Catholic pilgrimage through Montreal and Quebec City invites travelers into a rich spiritual journey rooted in prayer, history, and sacred beauty. The experience begins in the heart of Montreal with visits to iconic churches, including Mary, Queen of the World Cathedral, where pilgrims gather for a guided tour and Holy Mass. A stop at Saint Patrick's Basilica offers a glimpse into the city’s deep Irish Catholic heritage.

The following day centers on one of North America’s most significant pilgrimage sites, Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal. Here, pilgrims celebrate Mass and explore the expansive sanctuary dedicated to St. Joseph, with time for personal prayer and reflection. The journey continues to the Shrine of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha, honoring the first Native. Cap off the evening with dinner overlooking the sights at Chez mes Soeurs before retiring for the night.

Pilgrims then step into the historic heart of Old Montreal, culminating in Mass at the magnificent Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal, renowned for its breathtaking interior and vibrant liturgical life. Additional time is spent visiting Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel, one of the city’s oldest chapels, before departing for the revered Notre-Dame-du-Cap Shrine. Here, pilgrims encounter a place of Marian devotion and miracles, complemented by a peaceful dinner overlooking the shrine grounds.

The pilgrimage culminates in Quebec City, where the Church’s enduring legacy is on full display. Highlights include Mass at the historic Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral—the oldest cathedral in North America—and visits to sacred sites such as Notre-Dame-des-Victoires Church and local monasteries that reflect centuries of religious life. The journey concludes at the magnificent Basilica of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, a world-renowned shrine of healing and devotion to St. Anne, leaving pilgrims renewed in faith and enriched by a profound encounter with Canada’s Catholic heritage.

Please note that this pilgrimage will involve a limited amount of walking, up to approximately 2 miles per day, including steps on and off the bus. We kindly ask that you take this into consideration before registering.

While we strive to be as hospitable as possible, we are unable to accommodate personal food preferences. However, medically required food allergies should be communicated to our office in advance so that we can make appropriate arrangements when possible.

In addition, all pilgrims are required to bring a valid government-issued passport to enter Canada.

Our journey begins bright and early as pilgrims make their own way to Chicago O’Hare for an 8:45am flight to Canada. After a smooth flight, you arrive in Montreal at noon, where you’ll clear customs and meet your motorcoach before heading into the heart of the city. A short drive brings you to a welcoming lunch at Enoteca Monza Pizzeria Moderna, offering a relaxed introduction to Montreal’s vibrant culinary scene.

Following lunch, enjoy a pleasant walk to the historic Saint Patrick’s Basilica, setting a meaningful tone for the days ahead. Pilgrims begin with an arrival at Saint Patrick's Basilica, a historic sanctuary known for its deep Irish roots and peaceful atmosphere. Here, there is time to pray, pause, and take in the sacred beauty of one of Montreal’s most cherished places of worship.

The journey continues to Mary, Queen of the World Cathedral, the city’s magnificent minor basilica inspired by St. Peter’s in Rome. Pilgrims are guided through a tour, offering insight into its rich symbolism and history. The day reaches its spiritual peak with the celebration of Holy Mass, providing a meaningful opportunity to unite in faith within this grand and reverent setting.

After Mass, the group will for our welcoming dinner at an authentic Montreal restaurant, and then depart for the hotel to check in and enjoy time for rest and relaxation. The day concludes with a restful night, preparing our hearts and minds for the days to come.

Our day begins with breakfast at the hotel allowing pilgrims to prepare for a spiritually enriching journey. We then depart for Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal, one of Canada’s most significant Catholic pilgrimage sites. Upon arrival, pilgrims participate in Holy Mass and take part in a guided tour, gaining deeper insight into the Oratory’s history, architecture, and spiritual importance. Lunch at the Oratory provides time for reflection and fellowship.

The pilgrimage continues with a visit to the Shrine of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha, dedicated to the first Native American saint. Here, pilgrims engage in a tour and prayer, offering a meaningful opportunity to reflect on Saint Kateri’s life, faith, and enduring legacy in a peaceful and sacred environment.

Later in the day, the we travel to Manoir D'Youville, where we gather for a buffet dinner at Le Restaurant Chez mes Souers and enjoy time to rest in a serene setting along the St. Lawrence River. This portion of the pilgrimage allows for both physical refreshment and quiet reflection after a full day of spiritual activities before returning to the hotel for the night.

After breakfast at the hotel and check-out, we’ll board our coach for a journey into Montreal’s historic heart. Our morning features a two-hour guided walking tour starting at Place Vauquelin, showcasing landmarks such as Château Ramezay, the iconic 'Sailor’s Church,' and the historic financial district on Rue Saint-Jacques.

The morning continues with the celebration of Holy Mass at the magnificent Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal, with time for personal prayer and exploration and lunch on your own.

In the early afternoon, we'll visit the historic Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel, one of the city’s oldest chapels and a place of deep Marian devotion.

From Montreal, we travel to the revered Our Lady of the Cape Shrine for a guided tour and dinner at Le' Escale Restaurant. After a shared dinner and time for fellowship at the shrine, the group continues to Quebec City to check into the hotel and reflect on the day's blessings.

Our day begins with breakfast at the hotel, offering pilgrims a peaceful start before departing for the historic heart of Québec City. Upon arrival, the group embarks on a guided walking tour through Old Québec, taking in its rich Catholic heritage and charming streets while preparing their hearts for the sacred experiences ahead.

We'll gather at Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral—one of North America’s oldest and most revered churches—for a private Mass and guided tour. The afternoon then opens into free time, inviting pilgrims to enjoy lunch on your own and explore the charm of Old Québec at a relaxed pace.

The group then reconvenes to visit Notre-Dame-des-Victoires Church, a beloved site of devotion, followed by meaningful stops at the Ursuline Monastery of Québec and the Monastère des Augustines, where centuries of faith, service, and contemplative life continue to inspire visitors today.

The day concludes with a shared group dinner in Old Québec at Aux Anciens Canadiens Restaurant fostering fellowship and community among pilgrims. Afterward, the group returns to the hotel, carrying with them the grace of the day’s encounters, the beauty of Québec’s Catholic heritage, and a deepened sense of spiritual connection.

We begin the morning with a peaceful breakfast at the hotel, offering pilgrims a quiet moment to prepare their hearts for the final leg of the journey. After check-out, we depart together for the revered Basilica of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, one of North America’s most cherished pilgrimage sites. There, in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel, pilgrims gather to celebrate Mass, entering into a sacred time of prayer, gratitude, and deep spiritual reflection.

Following Mass, a guided tour of the Basilica deepens appreciation for its rich history, sacred art, and the many testimonies of faith associated with Saint Anne. Pilgrims are then given time to explore the shrine grounds at their own pace—lighting candles, visiting devotional spaces, or simply taking in the peaceful surroundings along the St. Lawrence River.

As the pilgrimage draws to a close, the group departs the shrine and pauses for a relaxed lunch along the way, sharing fellowship and reflecting on the graces of the journey. The afternoon continues with travel toward Montréal–Trudeau International Airport, where pilgrims arrive with hearts full of memories, strengthened faith, and a renewed sense of purpose as we prepare to return home. The pilgrimage ends at O'Hare International Airport, Chicago, IL.