What should I wear when visiting churches and shrines?
Bring modest clothing suitable for sacred places. Some sites require covered shoulders and knees or have other dress rules. Comfortable
Bring modest clothing suitable for sacred places. Some sites require covered shoulders and knees or have other dress rules. Comfortable
Prayer and the sacramental life are central to our Catholic pilgrimages. Consult your itinerary for planned Masses, the Rosary, and
Contact JMJ Tours before booking to discuss the specific itinerary, transportation, accommodations, and assistance you require. Historic sites may have
Expect walking and periods of standing, which may include cobblestones, uneven surfaces, hills, stairs, and sites with limited vehicle access.
Coach facilities vary. If an onboard restroom is available, it may be small and intended for limited or emergency use.
Availability varies. Some public restrooms in Europe charge a fee, so keep a few local coins available, even though some
Tap water is generally safe in Canada and many of the European cities visited on our pilgrimages. Follow local advisories
Tell JMJ Tours about dietary requirements and allergies before booking and repeat the information in your traveler questionnaire. Ask what
Follow the meal inclusions listed for your pilgrimage. Breakfast and selected lunches or dinners may be included, but arrangements vary
Amenities vary, especially in religious guesthouses. Bring essential personal toiletries and any products you need for sensitive skin. Washcloths are