Divine Mercy and St. Faustina Path in Lithuania and Poland
Come on a transformative pilgrimage through Lithuania and Poland, delving into the profound theme of Divine Mercy and the inspiring life of St. Faustina. Our meticulously crafted tour guides you through sacred sites where faith and history converge, offering a deeply enriching spiritual journey. Divine Mercy, a central theme in the Catholic world, illuminates the boundless compassion and forgiveness of God as revealed to St. Faustina Kowalska in the early 20th century. This pilgrimage not only explores significant locations associated with St. Faustina’s life in Lithuania and Poland but also invites reflection on how Divine Mercy continues to resonate profoundly, offering solace and renewal to countless believers worldwide.
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Highlights:
Highlights in Lithuania:
- Visit the Divine Mercy Chapel in Vilnius and immerse yourself in the spiritual ambiance. Admire the original painting of Divine Mercy and pray at the local Morning Holy Mass.
- Go to St. Faustina home-museum, offering an intimate glimpse into the life and mission of St. Faustina, showcasing personal artifacts, historical exhibits, where her profound spiritual journey began.
- Explore the historic Gate of Dawn in Vilnius, a significant pilgrimage site, dating back to the 16th century. with the holy Black Madonna painting venerated by thousands of visitors and Pope John Paul II.
- Visit Siluva, the sacred site of Virgin Mary’s apparition, fostering a deep connection to divine intervention. Overnight in a functioning monastery with an opportunity to pray together with nuns in Morning Holy Mass.
- Vilnius City Tour featuring highlights such as Cathedral Square, Town Hall, the gothic St. Anne’s Church, Gediminas Avenue, Vilnius University, and the Royal Palace of the Grand Dukes.
- Attend Lithuanian folk dinner with traditional Lithuanian dishes and folk ensemble, inviting you to join in for a dance and a folk song.
- Discover Kaunas, Lithuania’s second-largest city, with its Old Town, featuring Kaunas Cathedral Basilica (17th cent.), St. George Church with Bernardine Monastery (15th cent.), Kaunas city center showcasing the Church of Resurrection offering a stunning panoramic view of Kaunas. Camaldolese Pazaislis Monastery, a masterpiece of the 17th-century baroque offering peaceful surroundings.
- Explore the mysterious Hill of Crosses, one of a kind location in Europe, the symbol of belief and defiance for Lithuanian society.
Highlights in Poland:
- Explore Swinice Warckie, the birthplace of St. Faustina, and partake in the spiritual journey where she was baptized. This humble village is where her faith first took root, offering a unique opportunity to reflect on her early life and the seeds of her divine mission.
- Go to Czestochowa, the spiritual heart of Poland at Jasna Góra, home to the revered Black Madonna. This pilgrimage site has been a beacon of faith for centuries, drawing millions to venerate the miraculous image of Our Lady.
- Visit Lagiewniki, encountering the Klasztorna Chapel, housing the iconic Jesus Christ painting and the relic of St. Faustina. Here, pilgrims can connect deeply with the message of Divine Mercy in the very place where St. Faustina received her divine revelations.
- Discover the Wieliczka Salt Mine and the unique spiritual dimensions within the Mine. This UNESCO World Heritage site offers an awe-inspiring underground pilgrimage, where chapels carved from salt symbolize the intersection of natural beauty and faith.
- Visit Auschwitz, a poignant reminder of history, fostering reflection and remembrance. This solemn experience honors the victims of the Holocaust, encouraging deep contemplation on human suffering, mercy, and the triumph of hope.
- Explore Krakow, the key historic location of Poland’s historic kingdom. As a cultural and spiritual hub, Krakow is home to stunning cathedrals, historic sites, and the rich legacy of St. John Paul II, enhancing the depth of this sacred journey.
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Travel Advisor Recommendations
“Throughout the journey, pilgrims will have the opportunity to attend Holy Mass in various churches and chapels, fostering a deep spiritual connection. Spend nights not only in hotels, but also at monasteries creating a deeper spiritual connection and attending Holy Mass together with the monastery’s nuns. Additionally, excursions in major cities of Vilnius, Kaunas and Krakow, entrances to museums, as Vilnius University, Wieliczka Salt Mine and Auschwitz, dinners featuring folk shows are planned, creating moments of cultural enrichment and unity.”, – says Jolita Rezgyte, Travel Advisor at Estravel.
Divine Mercy and St. Faustina’s journey showcases the most significant spiritual locations in Lithuania and Poland and provides participants the possibility to connect and discover the depths of the Divine Mercy spiritual world. The trip is also a gateway to cultural exploration of Lithuania and Poland. You are welcome to contact us with any questions and comments. We are happy to adjust the itineraries to your needs and expectations, ensuring an unforgettable exploration of Divine Mercy in Lithuania and Poland.
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