A National Pilgrimage Devoted to Christ and Our Lady
Experience the beauty of the Salve Regina as sung by the Dominican Friars during the Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage. This hymn, a timeless tribute to Our Lady, reflects the heart of our mission: drawing souls closer to Christ through Mary.
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The 2024 Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage was a day marked by profound prayer, community, and devotion. Pilgrims gathered together, united by the Rosary and a shared mission to grow closer to God.
In his conference, Fr. James Sullivan, O.P., reminded us that the Pilgrimage was not merely an event, but the beginning of a lifelong journey toward God. “The Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage really is just beginning today. This is the start of it. Us being here together begins now, a new one for the rest of our life.”
The day was filled with beautiful moments, including prayer, adoration, confession, and Mass. Nearly 400 pilgrims were enrolled in the Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary, further strengthening our commitment to the Rosary.
For those who were unable to attend, or who wish to relive the day, you can watch the livestream video. We hope you can join us for the next Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage, taking place on September 27, 2025, or to pray with us spiritually through the nine-month novena beginning on January 25, 2025.
Thank you to all who participated and supported this year’s pilgrimage. May the graces we received inspire us all to deepen our commitment to prayer and continue our journey of faith, living Godward in everything we do.
In a fast-paced world, it’s easy to miss the subtle ways God calls us closer. At the 2024 Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage, Fr. James Sullivan, O.P., invited us to explore the scenic routes to God through the Annunciation and other mysteries of the Rosary.
Fr. James challenges us to see the Annunciation as more than a biblical moment; it serves as a reminder that God often breaks into our lives unexpectedly. Like the Blessed Mother, we are called to be attentive to these divine invitations, transforming our ordinary moments into extraordinary encounters with grace.
We invite you to watch Fr. James’ full talk and reflect on how these insights can inspire your spiritual journey.
The second annual Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage took place on September 28, 2024, at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C. Over 3,000 pilgrims gathered to deepen their devotion to the Rosary and listen to inspiring talks by the Principal Preacher, Fr. James Sullivan, O.P.
In his first conference, Fr. James spoke about the enduring truth of the Good News of Jesus Christ: that our lives are meant to move toward God and nothing can separate us from His love. Drawing on imagery from the Annunciation, he highlighted how Our Lady exemplifies the fulfillment of God’s promises, offering hope and joy despite the fall of Adam and Eve.
Whether you joined us in person or couldn’t make it, you can now listen to Fr. James’ talk and reflect on his message of grace and God’s unwavering goodness.
The Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage is a unique opportunity to grow in faith and prayer through the intercession of Our Lady of the Rosary. Stay connected for updates on next year’s pilgrimage, and discover more resources on how the Rosary can enrich your spiritual life.
At the Dominican Rosary Pilgrimage, Fr. Joseph-Anthony Kress, O.P., invited all to join the Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary—a global association of the faithful united in praying the Rosary for one another. As he said, “We join together in a singular voice, praying the Rosary, turning our eyes and beseeching the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary.”
The Rosary Confraternity is a centuries-old international association established to honor the Blessed Virgin Mary and secure her patronage through the Rosary. Members promise to pray for each other and receive spiritual benefits, including the prayers and good works of the Confraternity and the Dominican Order, along with various indulgences and the special protection of Our Lady.
The only obligation is to pray 15 decades of the Rosary each week, which can be spread out across the week. Members are asked to include the intentions of fellow Confraternity members in their prayers.
Joining is simple and open to all. To become a member and unite your prayers with thousands of others around the world, click here to enroll.
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