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THE REMNANT ~ www.RemnantNewspaper.com 16 November 25, 2012 From Notre-Dame of Paris . . . . . . to Notre-Dame of Chartres “In the Footsteps of the English Martyrs...” The Remnant Returns to Chartres, France in 2013 (The Remnant Tours’ 22nd Pilgrimage to Chartres will also include: Paris, London, Canterbury, Oxford, and Walsingham) Guides to Include English Author James Bogle and Oxford Historian Dr. John Rao - 2 Nights in the Heart of Paris - -Venerate body of St. Vincent de Paul - - Rue du Bac (Miraculous Medal) - - 3 days on Pilgrimage to Chartres - - 2 nights in historic Chartres - - Famous Malcolm Miller Tour - - 5 Nights in London - - The Tower of London - - Thomas More’s Actual Cell - - Tyburn - - Oxford - - Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham - - Canterbury Cathedral - - Fine Dining, Fabulous Sightseeing - - Daily Traditional Latin Masses - The Remnant Tours PO Box 1117 Forest Lake, MN 55025 A $400 down payment secures your place on a spiritual adventure of a lifetime! (Total cost not yet determined but will not exceed $3000, includes airfare, lodging and meals) Call us today for more info: 651-433-5425 www.RemnantNewspaper.com On Pentecost, join 15,000 Catholics who will be walking from Paris to Chartres on the 3-day, 70-mile medieval-style Pilgrimage of Notre-Dame de Chretiente! The Tower of London. See the awful place where the greatest Catholics in England went to die Walk the footsteps of St. Edmund Campion on his way to execution. Visit Stonor Park, Henley-on-Thames, where the great Jesuit kept his secret printing presses. And Lyford Grange, the home where Campion was arrested. The Slipper Chapel: Attend Mass here and go to confession, before removing your shoes and walking the “holy mile” into Walsingham--one of the greatest Marian shines of Medieval Christendom, where Our Lady appeared nearly one thousand years ago to request a perpetual memorial to the Annunciation. Live the life of a Catholic pilgrim... Relive the death of a Catholic martyr Three days walking across France, praying, singing, hearing Mass--finding your Catholic soul again. Spend a day at Oxford, the university where St. Edmund Campion--the ‘Flower of Oxford’--had been an academic shooting star before becoming a Catholic ‘criminal’ and one of the most wanted men in England. In London, Visit St. Thomas More’s actual cell as well as the place where he was martyred. May 15 - May 27, 2013 In Paris, visit the sites of the French Revolution, including the actual cell of the martyr, Marie Antoinette, the Catholic Queen even most Catholics still mock.
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16 November 25, 2012
From Notre-Dame of Paris . . . . . . to Notre-Dame of Chartres“In the Footsteps of the English Martyrs...”
The Remnant Returns to Chartres, France in 2013
(The Remnant Tours’ 22nd Pilgrimage to Chartres will also include:Paris, London, Canterbury, Oxford, and Walsingham)
Guides to Include English Author James Bogle and Oxford Historian Dr. John Rao
- 2 Nights in the Heart of Paris --Venerate body of St. Vincent de Paul -
- Rue du Bac (Miraculous Medal) - - 3 days on Pilgrimage to Chartres -
- 2 nights in historic Chartres -- Famous Malcolm Miller Tour -
- 5 Nights in London -- The Tower of London -
- Thomas More’s Actual Cell -- Tyburn -- Oxford -
- Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham - - Canterbury Cathedral -
- Fine Dining, Fabulous Sightseeing -- Daily Traditional Latin Masses -
The Remnant ToursPO Box 1117 Forest Lake, MN 55025
A $400 down payment secures your place on a spiritual adventure of a lifetime!(Total cost not yet determined but will not exceed $3000, includes airfare, lodging and meals)
Call us today for more info: 651-433-5425 www.RemnantNewspaper.com
On Pentecost, join 15,000 Catholics who will be walking from Paris to Chartres on the 3-day, 70-mile medieval-style
Pilgrimage of Notre-Dame de Chretiente!
The Tower of London. See the awful place where the greatest Catholics in England went to die
Walk the footsteps of St. Edmund Campion on his way to execution. Visit Stonor Park, Henley-on-Thames, where the great Jesuit kept his secret printing presses. And Lyford Grange, the home where Campion was arrested.
The Slipper Chapel: Attend Mass here and go to confession, before removing your shoes and walking the “holy mile” into Walsingham--one of the greatest Marian shines of Medieval Christendom, where Our Lady appeared nearly one thousand years ago to request a perpetual memorial to the Annunciation.
Live the life of a Catholic pilgrim...Relive the death of a Catholic martyr
Three days walking across France, praying, singing, hearing Mass--finding your Catholic soul again.
Spend a day at Oxford, the university where St. Edmund Campion--the ‘Flower of Oxford’--had been an academic shooting star before becoming a Catholic ‘criminal’ and one of the most wanted men in England.
In London, Visit St. Thomas More’s actual cell as well as the place where he was martyred.
May 15 - May 27, 2013
In Paris, visit the sites of the French Revolution, including the actual cell of the martyr, Marie Antoinette, the Catholic Queen even most Catholics still mock.
