Women’s Pilgrimage to Italy - April 2027
Only 12 Spots Available, Secure Your Reservation TodayWhat to Expect
This pilgrimage is a sacred, unhurried journey designed to create space for renewal, reflection, and deeper connection with God. Together, we will travel through some of Italy’s most spiritually significant places, including Rome, Assisi, Siena, and Florence, where the lives and witness of women like St. Clare of Assisi and St. Catherine of Siena continue to echo. As we journey together, you’ll step into a rhythm that invites you to slow down, listen, and be formed—both individually and in community with other women.
❋ Guided Spiritual Formation
Daily rhythms of Scripture, reflection, and guided spiritual direction to help you process, pray, and grow.
Visits to historic churches, quiet spaces, and significant locations that have shaped the faith of generations.
❋ Sacred Sites & Meaningful Experiences
Intentional space for silence, solitude, and unhurried time with God—away from the demands of everyday life.
❋ Rhythms of Rest & Reflection
Shared meals, conversations, and connection with other women in a small group setting.
❋ Authentic Community
Our Journey
Days 1-2 Rome
Days 3-5 Assisi
Days 6-7 Siena
Days 8-9 Florence
Day 10 Depart from Rome
Option to stay over for a 2 day coastal experience in Cinque Terre
A full itinerary will be shared in the near future. The journey will include private transportation, expert local guides, and thoughtfully curated experiences designed to support reflection and spiritual formation. Accommodations will consist of private rooms in a blend of monastery retreat centers and boutique hotels, offering both simplicity and comfort.
We anticipate the total cost to be between $4,000–$5,000 per person (excluding airfare), with most meals, lodging, and guided experiences included. A nonrefundable $500 deposit will be required to secure your place and will be applied toward the total cost of the trip. Space is intentionally limited to 12 participants.
Questions? Contact Beth Bennett.
