
ROME PILGRIMAGE
(1 - 8 June 2026)
Mongolia Pilgrimage
Mongolia, a vast land of dramatic steppes, ancient empires, and deeply rooted traditions,
offers not only breathtaking natural beauty and rich cultural heritage but also a unique chapter in the story of the Catholic faith. While Christianity first arrived through Nestorian Christians between the 7th and 10th centuries, it was during the Mongol Empire in the 13th century that Roman Catholicism gained a meaningful foothold. After centuries of interruption, the Catholic Church was re-established in 1992 following Mongolia’s transition to democracy.
Spiritual director/;
Rev Fr.Ryan Innas Muthu
Today, this small but vibrant faith community consists of around 1,500 Catholics across eight parishes and a chapel. In 2023, Pope Francis became the first pontiff to set foot in Mongolia, emphasizing the Church’s closeness to even the smallest and most remote communities.
This pilgrimage invites you to encounter the humble yet inspiring presence of the Catholic Church in Mongolia. You will visit sacred parishes across Ulaanbaatar and beyond, while also experiencing the country’s iconic cultural treasures—from the towering Genghis Khan statue to the traditions of the Mongolian steppe. It is a journey of faith, friendship, and discovery—one that beautifully weaves spiritual depth with cultural wonder.
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1 to 8 June 2026
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