“We few, we happy few, we band of Brothers” “This is the most unique and powerful Catholic Program for young men I have ever encountered” Scott Bloch – Author of the Novel “Mount Wonder” The Nature of our communications today is at such startlingly warp speed, and the messaging in the hyper superlative, so it …
We have had our first snow here at the Saint Kateri Rosary Walk and we are making plans for the pilgrimage which will take place on December 10, 2022. We are expecting a good turnout and praying for good weather. Looking forward to seeing you as you join us along the pilgrimage to honor Our …
Concert cellist Dr. Larissa Fedoryka accompanied by pianist Saide Hoyt will play a benefit concert of classical music on Saturday, July 23, 2022 at 6:00 pm, inside the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Gallup, New Mexico. These world-class musicians will lead you in listening to classical music as it was intended, with explanations and …
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This is a special month at Saint Kateri Rosary Walk. We are celebrating “Saint Kateri Feast Day”. You are invited to visit the Sacred Heart Retreat Center (immediately adjacent to the Saint Kateri Rosary Walk) on July 14 from 4:00 – 6:00 pm. During your visit you will hear about the history and progress of …
“Untie the Knots of Our Hearts and Our Times” Spring is here, the birds are singing and the flowers are beginning to bloom with Easter just around the corner. We hope that you follow along with us by getting on our Saint Kateri Rosary Walk Mailing List. You will be notified of our progress, news …
Join us for the First Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Rosary Walk Pilgrimage Saturday December 11, 2021 The Saint Kateri Rosary Walk Pilgrimage begins in Zuni, New Mexico and ends at the Saint Kateri Rosary Walk Shrine in Gallup, New Mexico. 7:30 am Meet at Joe Milos Trading Post 8:00 am Benediction with Father Pat McQuire at …
A shrine honoring Saint Kateri already exists in her home state of New York. So why create another, 2000 miles away, in the desert Southwest? The primary intent is to provide a place of peace and prayer for all including the Native American people. Saint Kateri Rosary Walk Sky View
Construction of the new shrine and pathways has begun. We anticipate the shrine will attract pilgrims and tourists from across North America and throughout the world to Gallup each year. The shrine will include a chapel, museum, and 23 outdoor rosary “Nichos”. Each Nicho will be marked by a niche. Each niche will be designed …
The shrine is being built through a new partnership of the diocese, the Knights of Columbus and the Southwest Indian Foundation. The groundbreaking event featured drumming as well as the Butterfly and Eagle dances from members of the Laguna tribe. Today in the United States, as many as one in four Native Americans are Catholic. …
