10 days · 20–45 pilgrims · Locally guided

Poland: Divine Mercy
& the Saints.

A flexible sample pilgrimage through places connected with Divine Mercy and Poland’s modern saints, with local guidance and day-to-day travel arrangements taken care of. Sacred Ways confirms the final route, dates, daily schedule, inclusions, and price in its proposal.

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Jasna Góra Monastery in Częstochowa
Day 3 · Częstochowa

Prayer before the Black Madonna at Jasna Góra

How the route connects

The saints, shrines,
and history behind each stop.

The route links Łagiewniki with St. Faustina and Divine Mercy, Wadowice and Kraków with St. John Paul II, Niepokalanów and Auschwitz with St. Maximilian Kolbe, and Jasna Góra with Poland’s Marian devotion.

Your pilgrimage leader coordinates the daily schedule, transport, accommodation, meals, and visits, leaving room for prayer and rest. Mass arrangements and any accompanying priest are confirmed separately in the operator’s final proposal.

Places in the sample route

01

Warsaw

A guided introduction to modern Poland and the rebuilt capital.

02

Niepokalanów

The basilica and Franciscan community founded by St. Maximilian Kolbe.

03

Częstochowa

Prayer before the Black Madonna and a guided visit to Jasna Góra.

04

Kraków

Łagiewniki, Divine Mercy, and places connected with Karol Wojtyła.

05

Auschwitz

A respectful guided visit with time to remember the victims and pray.

06

Wadowice

The childhood parish and family setting of St. John Paul II.

07

Kalwaria Zebrzydowska

A Marian sanctuary, chapels, and devotional paths in the hills.

08

Zakopane

Tatra Mountain scenery, highland culture, and a lighter final stage.

The basilica in Wadowice
Wadowice

The childhood parish of St. John Paul II

The venerated image of Our Lady of Kalwaria
Kalwaria Zebrzydowska

A longstanding tradition of Marian devotion

The High Tatras near Zakopane
Zakopane

Mountain beauty and space to breathe

Photography shows places on the sample route. The final program and visits are confirmed by the operator.

Before your group commits

What the proposal
must make clear.

Confirmed programDates, route, pacing, the spiritual schedule, and the exact services included.

Price and customer termsGroup assumptions, payment schedule, cancellation terms, and any optional costs.

Clear responsibilityYour local pilgrimage leader’s role, Mercy Road’s planning support, and Sacred Ways’ responsibility as the travel operator.

Practical travel detailsAccommodation, transport, admissions, meals, guiding, and flight responsibility as applicable.

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You do not need firm dates
or a finished plan.

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