to Venice
Pilgrimage to Sacred places
with Bishop Jos | April 11-21, 2027
to Monte Cassino | St. Benedict
Pilgrimage to Sacred places
with Bishop jos | April 11-21, 2027
To Florence
Pilgrimage to Sacred places
with bishop jos | April 11-21, 2027
To the Colosseum
Pilgrimage to Sacred places
with Bishop Jos | April 11-21, 2027
Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi
Pilgrimage to Sacred places
with bishop jos | April 11-21, 2027
11 Day-Pilgrimage to Sacred Places!
Join Bishop Jos Tharakan on a transformative 11-day pilgrimage to Italy, April 11–21, 2027, tracing the sacred footsteps of St. Francis of Assisi. This breathtaking journey will take us through the eternal city of Rome — visiting the Vatican, the Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Basilica, and ancient catacombs — before traveling to the medieval hilltop town of Assisi, birthplace of our beloved patron saint. We will walk where Francis walked, pray where Francis prayed, and visit the very places where he heard God's call to rebuild the Church. The pilgrimage concludes with the magnificent cities of Florence and Venice. This is a once-in-a-lifetime journey of faith, beauty, and renewal. Space is limited — don't wait!
Pilgrimage price from Boise: $7,495 (includes airfare, hotels, transportation, food, tips, and tickets) | Land-only: $5,794. (includes everything except the airfare.)
Click to Register Now and use Group Code: 27002
Pilgrimage price from Boise: $7,495 (includes airfare, hotels, transportation, food, tips, and tickets) | Land-only: $5,794. (includes everything except the airfare.)
Click to Register Now and use Group Code: 27002
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Welcome to the episcopal church in idaho
Get to know more about what makes us different.
In the Episcopal Church of Idaho, we are a vibrant community built on a foundation of radical welcome and a profound love for all people. We believe that you are a beloved child of God, exactly as you are. That truth doesn't change based on your political affiliation, your gender identity, your ethnic origin, or your immigration status. You belong.
We follow the example of Jesus, who consistently crossed boundaries and broke down walls to connect with people. As an infant, he was an immigrant seeking refuge in Egypt. Throughout his ministry, he identified with the marginalized, lived among people of different cultures like the Samaritans, and taught that love is our highest calling.
Therefore, our mission is to embody that love in the world. We are called:
The Rt. Rev. Jos Tharakan | 14th Bishop of Idaho
We follow the example of Jesus, who consistently crossed boundaries and broke down walls to connect with people. As an infant, he was an immigrant seeking refuge in Egypt. Throughout his ministry, he identified with the marginalized, lived among people of different cultures like the Samaritans, and taught that love is our highest calling.
Therefore, our mission is to embody that love in the world. We are called:
- To love without judgment and offer kindness to all who seek goodness and acceptance.
- To stand courageously for justice and be a voice for trust and compassion.
- To walk alongside all who are suffering, offering comfort and unwavering support.
The Rt. Rev. Jos Tharakan | 14th Bishop of Idaho
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