Join our Biblical Pilgrimage to Greece and retrace the missionary footsteps of St. Paul across the very landscapes where Christianity first took root in Europe. Departing Malta for Thessaloniki, we encounter the vibrant city where Paul preached and later wrote his letters to the Thessalonians. From ancient Neapolis to the inspiring ruins of Philippi Archaeological Site, we stand where Lydia was baptized and where Paul and Silas sang hymns in prison. In Veria we recall the noble Bereans, before gazing up at the soaring monasteries of Meteora, symbols of prayerful devotion. At Delphi Archaeological Site and Hosios Loukas Monastery we reflect on humanity’s search for truth fulfilled in Christ. In Ancient Corinth and at the Areopagus Hill in Athens, we contemplate Paul’s bold proclamation of the Gospel. This sacred journey invites renewal, deepening faith where the Word first transformed Europe.