Italy 2027

Diocesan Student Pilgrimage to Italy

June 1–9, 2027 | Open to current grades 9–11 (Classes of 2027–2029) + Parents

Early Enrollment Savings ends September 24, 2026 | Limited to 33 travelers

Not a Trip. A Turning Point.

This is more than a tour—it’s a pilgrimage designed to help students and families encounter Jesus Christ through sacred places, the lives of the saints, and the prayer of the universal Church. On our most recent pilgrimage, one student shared that after praying before a Eucharistic Miracle, he moved from doubt to belief: “After seeing it, I know God is real.” Another described confession at St. Peter’s as feeling “20 pounds lighter.” A parent reflected, “You think you go on pilgrimage to see the sites, but it is really God who took you there to change you.”

Who Can Attend?

Students currently in grades 9, 10, or 11 (Classes of 2027, 2028, and 2029)
Students who attend Salina Diocese Catholic schools, or are active in parish CYO (public school/homeschool)
Parents are also welcome to attend

Participation is limited to 33 total travelers and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

Enroll by September 24, 2026 for Early Enrollment Savings

Early Enrollment Savings ends . Because spots are limited, we encourage families to enroll as soon as possible.

2027 Itinerary

News & Updates from Italy 2027

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