16 to 26 August 2026
(11 Days, 10 Nights)

DEPARTURE KUALA LUMPUR (KUL) 

We will gather at KLIA at 8 PM for our night flight to Istanbul Airport in Turkey, arriving early the next morning.

VILNIUS

We will then continue with our connecting flight to Vilnius International Airport in Lithuania later that same morning.

After clearing customs and immigration, we will proceed to a local restaurant for lunch.

Our pilgrimage begins with a visit to the Cathedral Basilica of St Stanislaus and St Vladislaus, a revered symbol of Lithuania’s national and spiritual heritage.

Next, we will visit the House of Saint Faustina, where we will immerse ourselves in the life and legacy of Saint Faustina Kowalska at her former residence.

We will conclude the day with a private Mass at the Sanctuary of the Divine Mercy, home to the renowned image of the Merciful Jesus. If time permits, we will also take a moment to pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet.

Overnight in Vilnius.

VILNIUS

On the next day, we visit the House of Blessed Michael Sopocko, a pivotal figure in the dissemination of the Divine Mercy message. Next, we will visit the remarkable St. Peter and Paul Church, celebrated for its opulent interior adorned with over 2000 stucco figures. 

After lunch, we will continue our exploration at the Gate of Dawn, a historic city gate that houses the miraculous icon of the Blessed Virgin Mary, venerated for centuries by both locals and pilgrims. Next, we will have a private Mass at the St Anne’s and Bernardine Church Complex, where you can marvel at the Gothic elegance of St Anne’s Church and the serene beauty of the Bernardine Church.

Overnight in Vilnius.

VILNIUS > TRAKAI > BIALYSTOK

Today is a travelling day. We begin with a visit to Trakai, where we will see the picturesque Trakai Island Castle, beautifully set on Lake Galvė and rich in the history of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.

Afterwards, we will leave Lithuania and enter Poland. 

Along the journey, we will stop for lunch and for a private Holy Mass at the Shrine of Our Lady of Studzieniczna, renowned for its Marian devotion and for the island sanctuary with a well traditionally believed to possess healing properties.

Overnight at Białystok.

BIALYSTOK > WARSAW 

Today we spent the day in Bialystok, the capital of the Podlasie region, often referred to as the “Pearl of the North.” Our program includes a guided city sightseeing tour, offering an introduction to the history, culture, and architectural heritage of this important northeastern Polish city.

We will then have a private Holy Mass at the Sanctuary of Divine Mercy in Białystok, where the tomb of the Servant of God Fr Michał Sopoćko is located. He was the confessor and spiritual director of St Faustina Kowalska and played a crucial role in spreading the message of Divine Mercy throughout the world..

Before lunch, we will travel to the Sanctuary of Święta Woda, renowned for its Marian devotion and its distinctive Hill of Crosses, a powerful place of prayer marked by countless crosses left by pilgrims over the years.

Overnight in Warsaw.

WARSAW

In the morning in Warsaw, we will begin with a brief visit to the Royal Baths Park, a beautiful 18th-century garden complex known for its serene landscape and the iconic Fryderyk Chopin Monument.

Next, we will continue with our city tour, beginning at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, where the urn containing the heart of Frédéric Chopin is enshrined—a place of profound national and cultural significance. We will then walk along the historic Royal Route to St Anne’s Church, one of the oldest and most architecturally distinguished churches in Poland.

We will stop at the Church of Our Lady of Grace, also known as the Jesuit Church, for our private Mass. Afterwards, we will visit the Archcathedral Basilica of St John the Baptist, a UNESCO-recognised Gothic cathedral deeply intertwined with Poland’s religious and political history.

After lunch, we will enjoy a gentle stroll through the bustling Market Square, admiring its colourful façades, followed by a walk along the historic city walls that once protected medieval Warsaw.

Our pilgrimage continues with a visit to the Church of St Stanislaus Kostka, where we will tour the museum and venerate the tomb of Blessed Fr Jerzy Popiełuszko, the martyr-priest remembered for his unwavering defence of truth during the communist regime.

We will conclude the day with a visit to the Motherhouse of the Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy, known for its charitable mission and rich spiritual heritage.

Overnight in Warsaw.

WARSAW > SWINICE WARCKIE > CZESTOCHOWA

After breakfast, we will check out and make our way to Świnice Warckie, where we will be welcomed by our guide, a Sister of Mercy. Our day begins with a private Mass at St Casimir Church, a place of profound significance as it is where Helena Kowalska was baptised, prayed, attended the Eucharist, and went to confession. Following this spiritual encounter, we will proceed to the Family House of St Faustina, now a modest museum. This humble home offers a glimpse into the atmosphere of her early years and the life of the Kowalski family, providing a moving connection to St Faustina’s story.

After a satisfying lunch, our journey continues to Częstochowa. Upon arrival, we will check into the hotel and take a short rest before dinner. Later in the evening, at 9 PM, we will participate in the Jasna Góra Appeal—a cherished moment of prayer and spiritual reflection at this revered sanctuary.

Overnight in Częstochowa.

CZESTOCHOWA > KRAKOW

Our morning begins with a solemn Sunday Mass at Jasna Góra Monastery in Częstochowa. This sacred site is home to the original painting of the Black Madonna, which has inspired hope and devotion for centuries. The revered icon stands as a symbol of strength and faith, deeply cherished by the Polish people.

After lunch, we will visit the Memorial and Museum of Auschwitz-Birkenau, a poignant site that commemorates the victims of the Holocaust and serves as a powerful reminder of history.

We will then continue our journey to Kraków.

Overnight in Kraków.

KRAKOW > WADOWICE > KALWARIA ZEBRZYDOWSKA > KRAKOW

Today, we will visit the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Kalwaria Zebrzydowska and celebrate a private Mass at this historic monastery complex, founded in 1658. Here, the renowned Weeping Madonna, famed for miraculous intercessions, is venerated. The site spans 300 hectares, featuring the Calvary paths with churches, chapels, and shrines that replicate the topography of Jerusalem. Pope John Paul II, born nearby in Wadowice, often walked these paths in prayer before the miraculous Zebrzydowska Mother of God image.

After a satisfying lunch, we will continue our journey to Wadowice, a small town of profound significance as the birthplace of Pope Karol Wojtyła—St John Paul II. We will visit the Family House Museum of St John Paul II where he was born and spent his formative years, gaining insight into his early life. Adjacent to his childhood home stands the Church of the Presentation of the Virgin Mary, intimately connected to his spiritual milestones. It was within these sacred walls that he was baptised, received his First Holy Communion, made his first confession, and received the Sacrament of Confirmation. 

Overnight in Kraków.

KRAKOW

In the morning, we will visit the John Paul II Centre, named “Have No Fear!” after the memorable words spoken by the Pope in October 1978 during the inauguration of his pontificate: “Have no fear! Open wide the doors for Jesus Christ and His saving power.” The Sanctuary of Blessed John Paul II is housed here, featuring a chapel with relics of the former Pope, including a vial of his blood and other personal items.

A short distance away, we will celebrate a private Mass at the Łagiewniki Divine Mercy Sanctuary. This basilica, dedicated to the Divine Mercy devotion, is the final resting place of Saint Faustina Kowalska. It also houses the second Divine Mercy image, painted five years after her passing. Adjacent to the basilica is the convent where Sister Faustina lived and ultimately passed away.

After lunch, we will head to Kraków city centre for a tour, beginning with the Church of St Florian. This historic church holds special significance in the life of Pope John Paul II, as he served here as a young priest early in his ministry. 

We will then continue to explore the historic Kraków Market Square, the heart of the city’s rich cultural and religious heritage.

Overnight in Kraków.

KRAKOW

After check-out, we will begin our day with a visit to the Wieliczka Salt Mine, Europe’s oldest salt mine and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Venture underground to marvel at over 20 chapels and religious monuments, all intricately carved from salt. The tour culminates with the opportunity to celebrate Holy Mass at the John Paul II Salt Chapel.

After lunch, we will enjoy a city tour of Kraków, with exclusive entrances to Wawel Cathedral and St Mary’s Church. We will stroll along Wawel Hill and admire the Cathedral, a splendid example of medieval architecture featuring the breathtaking Sigismund Chapel. The tour will also include sites closely connected to the life of John Paul II in Kraków, providing a meaningful glimpse into his early ministry and spiritual journey.

Later, we will transfer to the airport for our night flight home.

KRAKOW > KUALA LUMPUR (KUL)

In the early morning of our last day, we journey to the airport to head back home. Home sweet home!