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Sea of Galilee with Select International Tours

Father Paul Scalia speaking about how to love your enemies at a Napa Institute & CIC co-sponsored event in Washington, DC.

Medjugorje Pilgrimage

Cooking for EWTN

Archbishop Broglio giving a homily at Mary's Shrine in Washington, DC.

Deep discussion happening after a Napa Institute sponsored talk in Washington, DC

A priest leads benediction in a local convent in Fatima.

Social Thomist founder, Grady Connolly, on a recent client trip to Portugal

Father Leo Patalinghug giving a keynote address at LA Congress

Pilgrims from around the world praying the Rosary in Fatima

The Napa Institute leads a Eucharistic Procession through Manhattan to St Patrick's Cathedral

Church dedicated to Saint Francis of Assisi in Lisbon, Portugal

Father Leo Patalinghug celebrating mass in Salamanca, Spain

Camel riding in Petra

A candid shot of a pilgrim during a recent pilgrimage to Portugal.

Discussions among fellow Catholics at the Catholic Information Center in Washington, DC

Catholic Information Center, Washington, DC

Pilgrims enjoying a glass of wine at a stunning winery in Portugal during a pilgrimage with Father Leo Patalinghug

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Cathedral in Salamanca Spain

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