10-Days: October 14 to 23, 2014

Under the Spiritual Direction of:Fr. Yves Geffrard &

Fr. Dumarsais A. Pierre-Louis

Tour Package Price:$2,299 Discount Price (pay by check or cash)

or $2,438 Standard Price (pay by credit card)From Miami (MIA) plus $705 in airport taxes, security

fees and current fuel surcharges and $120 in tips.

LOCAL CONTACTRev. Yves GeffrardTel: (772) 971-9080

Email: ygeffrard@att.net

A Pilgrimage to the Holy LandWalking in the Footsteps of Jesus

Our Daily itineraryTUE, OCT 14, DAY 1: DEPART USA: We depart this morning from Miami en route to Newark, where we change planes and board our flight to Tel Aviv. On our overseas flight, complimentary meals and beverages served onboard.

WED, OCT 15, DAY 2: ARRIVE TEL AVIV / CAESAREA MARI-TIME / HAIFA / MT. CARMEL / NAZARETH: On arrival in Tel Aviv we are met by our guide who will accompany us throughout our journey. Boarding our awaiting motor coach, we make our way to Caesarea Maritime, where Peter came to understand that the Good News was not for Jews only, but for the whole world. Here he bap-tized the Roman Centurion, Cornelius, and his family. We continue on to Haifa for lunch at a local restaurant. Then we visit the Chapel of Stella Maris, where we celebrate the opening Mass of our pilgrimage. We continue on to our accommodations in Nazareth, where dinner awaits us at our accommodations. (L, D)

THU, OCT 16, DAY 3: NAZARETH: VISIT OF NAZARETH, AND EXCURSION TO SEPPHORIS & CANA: After a sleepover and a good breakfast, we gather at the Basilica of the Annunciation where we celebrate Mass, followed by a tour of the Basilica and other sites in the city, including Mary’s Well. We will have some time for lunch on our own.

After lunch time, we journey on to Cana, where Jesus performed His first miracle at the request of His mother (John 2:1-11). In Cana we will visit the Franciscan chapel where Jesus began His public ministry in the Gospel of St. John. Here we invite couples to renew the marriage vow. From here, we continue to Sepphoris, the home of Mary’s family, a Roman free city and the capital of Galilee during Jesus’ youth. We return to our accommodations for dinner and the evening. (B, D)

FRI, OCT 17, DAY 4: NAZARETH: SEA OF GALILEE, CAPER-NAUM & MT. OF BEATITUDES: This morning we make our way to Tiberias where for the whole day we’ll explore the sites related to

Jesus ministry with His disciples. We begin ascending by motor coach to the Mt. of Beatitudes to gain a panoramic vista of the Sea of Galilee. Here we take time to read and reflect on the Sermon on the Mount.

From there we make our way to Capernaum where Jesus began his Galilean ministry, visiting the synagogue which dates to the time of Jesus and the site of Peter’s home. We take some time to reflect on Jesus’ teachings and celebrate Mass here.

A short distance away is the site known as “Peter’s Primacy,” where after His resurrection Jesus met with his disciples and told Pe-ter: “feed my lambs; feed my sheep” (John 21:9). After our visit we board a boat for a reflective sailing on the Sea of Galilee, followed by some time for lunch on our own.

After lunch we visit a local museum housing a fishing boat dating from the time of Jesus. Next, we visit Tabgha where it is believed that Jesus fed the crowd of 5,000. We will stop at the Jordan River to recall how Jesus himself experienced the baptism of John at the beginning of His ministry. Here we will renew our own Baptismal commitment, through which we have become disciples of Jesus and sharers in His divine life and mission. We return to Nazareth for dinner and the eve-ning. (B, D)

SAT, OCT 18, DAY 5: NAZARETH / MT. TABOR / JERICHO / DEAD SEA / BETHLEHEM: Today after breakfast we depart for Je-rusalem where Jesus suffered, died and rose from the dead. But first we stop, as He did, on Mount Tabor, the site of the Transfiguration (Luke 9: 28-36). Our motor coach will park in the parking lot below where we will board taxis and make the winding ascent. The basilica here is an inspiring structure.

Then we head down the Jordan Valley to Jericho. We stop in Jeri-cho to visit the walls of the ancient city and recall the biblical story of Zaccheus and the sycamore tree. We celebrate Mass in a local church. Back on our motor coach, we make our way to the Dead Sea for an optional swim (bring your swimsuit and flip flops). Then we travel to our accommodations in Bethlehem where dinner awaits us. (B, D)

an invitatiOn tO JOin usDear Fellow Pilgrim:

The term “pilgrim” refers to a person on a journey in search of God. In a real sense, this can describe each of our journeys toward God as we live our lives through our daily experiences.

A Pilgrimage to the Holy Land is different. Since we are people of faith, we travel as pilgrims tracing the footsteps of Our Lord and walking in the footsteps of so many others who have gone before us in a journey of faith. During this pilgrimage to the Holy Land, we discover the roots of our faith as we see the sites, touch the stones, and pray the prayers which have helped form the faith we hold as sacred.

We would like to invite you to join us in this special pilgrimage to the Holy Land. We will visit Nazareth, walk the shores of the Sea of Galilee, and climb Mount Tabor where Our Lord was transfigured before His disciples. We will journey down the Jordan Valley and climb the mountain to Jerusalem. There we will visit and pray at the sites of His final days--the Mount of Olives, the Garden of Gethsemane. We will follow the Via Dolorosa (the Way of the Cross) and visit the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, the site of both Calvary and the Tomb where He was buried and from which He rose from the dead.

The experience of the Holy Land is like no other in your life. At each location, we will read and reflect on the Gospels. You will never again see or hear these words of Scripture without vividly recalling the places where Jesus walked and taught.

Finally, know that pilgrimages are joyful experiences where not only do we spend time in prayer and reflection, but we also have fun as we experience each other as a Christian community, making friends that last a lifetime.

We want you to have the most meaningful and spiritual journey of faith possible, all within this spirit of joy, and so we strongly encourage you to join our pilgrimage by signing up as soon as possible for this special experience.Sincerely in Christ,

Rev. Yves Geffrard

Fr. Yves Geffrard

Fr. Dumarsais A. Pierre-Louis

SUN, OCT 19, DAY 6: BETHLEHEM: VISIT OF BETHLEHEM: After breakfast we travel to Shepherds’ Field, the traditional site where the shepherds’ minded their flocks on the night of Jesus’ birth. Here we celebrate Mass. Back on our motor coach, we make the short drive to Manger Square which stands in front of one of the oldest of Chris-tian churches, the Church of the Nativity. Bending low so as to enter through the Door of Humility, we enter the Church and descend into the Grotto of the Nativity. Beneath the Altar, a 14 pointed Silver Star marks the exact spot surrounded by the Latin inscription: HIC DE VIRGINE MARIA JESUS CHRISTUS NATUS (Here Jesus Christ was born to the Virgin Mary). We will have some time for lunch on our own.

We walk the short distance to the Milk Grotto (officially the “Grotto of the Lady Mary”). The Grotto, with a Franciscan chapel built above it, is considered sacred because tradition has it that the Holy Family took refuge here during the Slaughter of the Innocents, before their flight into Egypt. Tradition has it that while Mary was nursing Jesus here, a drop of milk fell to the ground, turning it white. We take time for souvenir shopping at a local Christian store, our effort to sup-port the Christian community in Bethlehem. Dinner is served at our accommodations. (B, D)

MON, OCT 20, DAY 7: JERUSALEM: MT. OF OLIVES, CAIA-PHAS’ HOUSE, UPPER ROOM, CHURCH OF DORMITION, PLUS GETHSEMANE EVENING PRAYER: This morning our bus takes us to the Mount of Olives, where we begin at the Pater Noster Shrine, commemorating the ‘Our Father’ in languages from around the world. We then walk down the Mount of Olives, stopping first at the beautiful little Church of Dominus Flevit (“The Lord wept”), commemorating how Jesus wept over Jerusalem prior to His death (Luke 19:41).

We come then, to the Garden of Gethsemane and the Basilica of the Agony, also known as Church of All Nations. We pause here to recall Christ’s agony (and will return here this evening for deeper reflection). We have some time for lunch on our own.

After lunch, we cross the Kidron Valley where Jesus was led up to the Palace of Caiaphas for His first interrogation by the High Priest. The site is known today as St. Peter in Galicantu (“crowing rooster”). Here we celebrate Mass. Then we make our way to Mt. Zion, where we visit the Upper Room, commemorating the Last Supper. Nearby we come to the Benedictine Church of the Dormition. Dinner is served at our accommodations in Bethlehem. (B, D)

TUE, OCT 21, DAY 8: JERUSALEM: VIA DOLOROSA & HOLY SEPULCHRE & LEISURE: We begin the morning early as we gather at the Antonia Palace to walk the Via Dolorosa, the Way of the Cross. We conclude the Way of the Cross at the site of Calvary for Mass at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. After Mass, we enjoy a late breakfast at a nearby restaurant. Then we enjoy a tour of the Church of Holy Sepulchre as explained by our guide.

This afternoon we visit the Western Wall of the ancient Temple destroyed in 70 AD. This is the most sacred place for Jews and a place of prayer. We view as well the Dome of the Rock, a sacred site for Muslims. We conclude at the Church of St. Anne and the nearby Pool of Bethesda where Jesus healed the paralytic man. We will then have time to walk in the Holy City and experience the culture of Old Je-rusalem at our leisure. Dinner tonight is at our accommodations in Bethlehem. (B, D)

WED, OCT 22, DAY 9: BETHLEHEM / EIN KAREM / EMMAUS – ABU GOSH / JOPPA / TEL AVIV: We take some time to rest and pack this morning. We then check out from our accommodations and travel to Ein Karem where we visit the Church of St. John the Baptist and the Church of the Visitation. Next we visit Emmaus-Abu Gosh to celebrate the Mass of the Resurrection. It was on the road to Emmaus that Jesus appeared to his disciples following his resurrection and re-vealed himself in the breaking of the bread (Luke 24:13-35). We will have time for lunch on our own.

Next, we make our way to Joppa, where Peter lodged with Simon the Tanner, and during his stay, raised Tabitha from the dead (Acts 9–10). In Joppa, Peter also received a vision that led him to respond to Cornelius’ invitation to come to Caesarea—the very vision which led to the decision to open Christianity to the

Gentiles. We enjoy dinner at a local restaurant before proceeding to the airport in Tel Aviv to check-in for our return flight to the USA. (B, D)

THU, OCT 23, DAY 10: ARRIVE IN THE USA: This morning we arrive in the USA, go through customs then board our continuing flight homeward, where we arrive filled with memories of our life-changing pilgrimage in the Holy Land.

Note: While no changes are anticipated, there may be unforeseen occa-sions when certain alterations become necessary to this itinerary, either due to changes in airline schedules or for other reasons. All Masses are subject to local church schedules and substitution with alternate Mass sites if churches mentioned are not available.

To make your reservation, simply complete the enclosed registration form and submit along with $400 payment (mailed to the address shown on the bottom of the registration form). You will receive General Information (including How to Obtain a Passport), an invoice, and further information from Catholic Travel Centre via mail, usually within two weeks of our receipt of your deposit. Please submit your registration form early, as all space is available on a first-come basis only. Registrations are processed in the order they are received by Catholic Travel Centre.

YOUR PRICE INCLUDESPrice includes airfare based on non-refundable, economy class group fares on regularly scheduled IATA carrier from Miami (MIA), accommodations in First Class Hotels, Superior Tourist Class Hotels, or best available hotel (all with private facilities), sightseeing, and meals per itinerary (B, L, D) and is based on a minimum of 40 fully paying passengers in the group. Airport taxes & security fees, tips, and optional travel protection plan will be shown separately on your invoice. No visa required for USA citizens - only a valid passport. Please see ‘Registration Form’ and ‘Terms & Conditions’ for more details.

OPTIONAL PASSENGER TRAVEL PROTECTION PROGRAM Optional Passenger Travel Protection Program (PTPP) is available. Your invoice will show the Program fee. You may choose to accept or decline coverage. Coverage begins only upon receipt of your Program fee. We must receive your insurance premium payment within 14 days of your invoice date in order for the exclusion of pre-existing conditions to be waived, provided you are medically able to travel at the time you pay your insurance premium. See ‘PASSENGER TRAVEL PROTECTION PROGRAM’ under ‘Terms & Conditions’ on reverse side for full details. For a copy of the PTPP enrollment form visit: www.GoCatholicTravel.com/InsuranceEnrollment. For a copy of Insurance Certificate visit: www.tripmate.com/wpN401C.

FINAL PAYMENT Final payment is due 90 days prior to departure. This payment should be sent directly to Catholic Travel Centre. Instructions will appear on your invoice.

LOCAL CONTACTRev. Yves GeffrardTel: (772) 971-9080

Email: ygeffrard@att.net

Tour Number: 14-051-1014

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Under the Spiritual Direction of: Fr. Yves Geffrard & Fr. Dumarsais A. Pierre-Louis

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Making any payments (cash, credit card or otherwise) towards any tour consti-tutes your unconditional acceptance of all the terms and conditions stated in this tour brochure. Catholic Travel Centre shall be referred to as CTC within this document.DOCUMENTS: US citizens require a valid passport. Other nationalities please inquire with the appropriate embassies. Passports must be valid for six months beyond the tour’s return date. TRAVEL WARNING: Please be advised that there is a Travel Warning issued by the Department of State for travel to Israel, the West Bank and Gaza. This warn-ing may still be in effect on the day of your travel and cancellation for this rea-son will not constitute grounds for refund of the cancellation fees listed below.REGISTRATION AND DEPOSITS: A deposit of $400 per person is required upon registration along with a signed copy of the registration form. Registrations can-not be taken by telephone. Registrations are processed in the order received by CTC. Balance of payment is due 90 days prior to departure. Late payment is subject to a non-refundable $150 late fee. Late registrations (fewer than 90 days) must be accompanied by full payment by cashiers check only (including the optional passenger travel protection program payment, if applicable), plus a non-refundable $150 late fee and are subject to availability. CTC reserves the right to cancel reservations that are not paid in full 75 days prior to departure and to charge cancellation fees/penalties indicated below. A non-refundable $25 fee will be charged on all checks returned by our bank. CHANGES IN INVOICING: Please note that after initial invoicing, any requests for change in form of payment (cash discount vs. standard base or vice versa) or in package (air inclusive vs. “land only” or vice versa) are subject to a non-refundable $50 per person per change processing fee.INDIVIDUAL CANCELLATION FEES & REFUNDS: All cancellations must be re-ceived by CTC in writing via certified mail, facsimile or e-mail. CTC will process your refund, minus a cancellation fee according to the following schedule: 1) $150 if cancelled at least 150 days prior to the tour’s departure date;2) $300 if cancelled 149 to 90 days prior to the tour’s departure date;3) $400 plus any non-refundable amounts paid to and/or penalties assessed by airlines, hotels, or other suppliers of travel services (up to the total cost of the tour) if cancelled 89 to 8 days prior to the tour’s departure date;4) No refunds for cancellations received within 7 days of departure date.The above cancellation fees and/or penalties will also apply if you register for an optional extension or airline routing, and you decide to cancel or change any of these. CTC strongly recommends the Passenger Travel Protection Program (see ‘PASSENGER TRAVEL PROTECTION PROGRAM’ below.)TOUR OPERATION & CANCELLATION: While no changes are anticipated, CTC expressly reserves the right to cancel all or any part of the tour or to make any changes to the itinerary, for any reason or whenever it deems it necessary for the comfort, convenience or safety of the tour participants. In the event of any alteration to the itinerary, every effort will be made to substitute the altered activity with a comparable replacement. If a tour is cancelled in its entirety by CTC, full refunds shall be issued within three weeks of such cancellation. This will constitute, in full, CTC’s obligation to you and CTC bears no further responsibility beyond the full refund. CTC shall not be held liable and hereby expressly disclaims liability for any loss, expense, damage or inconvenience caused as a result of any tour cancellation or changes made to the itinerary. Furthermore, CTC is not responsible for any additional costs or fees relating to the issuance and/or cancellation of air tickets or other travel arrangements not made through CTC. CANCELLATION BEYOND CTC’s CONTROL: CTC expressly disclaims any respon-sibility for any losses or expenses incurred due to cancellation or alteration of the tour resulting from, but not limited to: cancellations due to travel advisories or warnings issued by the State Department or any other relevant authority, acts of war, war, terrorism, acts of God, natural disasters or any other circumstance beyond CTC’s control. In such case, CTC will assist you in requesting refunds for all services prepaid but not rendered, less a non-refundable $200 per person administrative fee. CTC shall not be held responsible for any non-recoverable amounts disbursed to carriers or other service providers on your behalf.PASSENGER TRAVEL PROTECTION PROGRAM: Passenger Travel Protection Pro-gram is offered by CTC and is strongly recommended. A Travel Protection Plan enrollment form consisting of a description of coverage provided will be mailed with your invoice. For full description of coverage and exclusions visit www.trip-mate.com/wpN401C. The plan fee is based on the tour price and taxes (as well as single room supplement and airline add-ons, if applicable) and will appear as an optional item on your invoice. Travel Protection Plan cannot be purchased after you have made your final payment for the tour. We must receive your insurance premium payment within 14 days of your invoice date in order for the exclusion of pre-existing conditions to be waived, provided you are medically able to travel at the time you pay your insurance premium. All Travel Protection Plan fees are non-refundable. HEALTH: Most foreign countries do not conform to the U.S. A. Disabilities Act standard. CTC cannot provide individual assistance to tour members for walk-ing, dining, getting on and off motor coaches or other transportation vehicles. Participants who need such assistance must be accompanied by a qualified com-panion at all times and at their own expense. Furthermore, while CTC cannot accept responsibility for providing access to all facilities included in a tour, CTC will make every effort to assist in providing mobility aides to the extent feasible and with applicable costs borne by the participant. CTC assumes no responsibil-ity for the participant’s inability to fully participate in the tour, nor can CTC provide any refund for non-participation in any part of the tour. AIR TRANSPORTATION: All airline tickets are round-trip economy class and are non-refundable unless specifically stated otherwise. Any cancellation, itinerary changes, or failure to use confirmed space would be subject to penalties and/or fees levied by the airline at the time of ticketing. Airfare, airline carrier, and airline schedules are subject to change without notice. Passengers arranging their own flights are responsible for meeting the group at the first hotel of the group’s itinerary. CTC is not responsible for itinerary changes necessitated by

changes in the airline’s schedule. Airline and cruise fuel surcharges and security fee surcharges (if any) that occur after the date of printing of the brochure are the responsibility of the passenger.DEVIATIONS: Deviations from the group flight itinerary are not possible. If you wish to make your own airline arrangements and purchase the ‘land only’ ver-sion of the tour package, please contact your group coordinator for the ‘land only’ pricing. AIRLINE SEATING, FREQUENT FLYER & MEAL REQUESTS: Seating is on a group basis only. CTC cannot accommodate any individual requests. CTC advises that you contact the airline for frequent flyer miles and special meal requests two weeks prior to departure.BAGGAGE: Baggage is at risk at all times. We strongly suggest that you bring only one piece of checked luggage and one carry-on. Porterage is included at hotels only for one piece of luggage; the passenger is responsible at all times for carry-ing carry-on luggage. No porterage at airports.ACCOMMODATIONS AND MEALS: Based on double/twin accommodations with private bathroom facilities (limited number of single rooms available). No reduc-tion for triple rooms. Triple room consists of twin/double room plus a rollaway bed, and confirmation is based on availability. If no roommate is available for you or your roommate cancels prior to departure, a single supplement surcharge will apply. Meals are menu of the day as shown in the itinerary (B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner). SIGHTSEEING: By private motor coach with English-speaking guide/escort. En-trance fees included per final itinerary. PRICES: If group does not reach group size quoted in brochure, the price or programming will be adjusted accordingly. Pricing is based on exchange rates and fares applicable at the time of quotation and is therefore subject to change. Fuel surcharges subject to increase up to 30 days prior to departure. NOT INCLUDED: Passports and visas, meals not mentioned, beverages with meals, extras beyond standard menu, excess baggage, telephone calls, fuel sur-charges, laundry or any other items not explicitly stated as included. LIABILITY DISCLAIMER: Catholic Travel Centre (“CTC”) hereby expressly dis-claims any and all liability for any personal injury, property damage, loss of baggage, accident, delay or irregularity, any claim for special or consequential damages or any other loss which may be occasioned by the acts and/or omis-sions, whether negligent, wrongful or intentional of any air carrier, hotel/motel or other lodging operator, railroad operator, bus operator, public transportation, sea carrier, local sightseeing company, tour operator, tour leader or spiritual director, any employees thereof, or for any other entity or individual not under the direct supervision and control of CTC when engaged in conveying the pas-senger or in carrying out the arrangements of the tour, or otherwise in connec-tion therewith. CTC further disclaims any liability for any damages, losses or expenses incurred, or inconvenience caused, due to delay or changes in sched-ules, defaults, over booking of hotels or airlines, sickness, weather, strikes, quarantines, acts of terrorism, construction, war, force majeure or other such events which are beyond CTC’s & control. CTC likewise disclaims any liability for statements, actions or inactions of any intermediary agents such as group administrators, spiritual directors or tour leaders, travel agents or any other intermediary involved with the selling, promotion or operation of CTC’s tours. Furthermore, to the fullest extent permitted by law, CTC disclaims any liability for any damages or injuries, or other losses whatsoever, sustained or incurred as a result of the negligence of CTC. Group administrators, spiritual leaders and tour leaders likewise expressly disclaim any liability for the acts and/or omis-sions of any of the above entities and/or individuals not directly under their supervision or control. Please be advised that the liability of carriers as well as providers of hotel and lodging accommodations is limited by law and you may thus wish to consider purchasing the Passenger Travel Protection Plan and/or ad-ditional insurance to protect yourself against any losses or injuries suffered as a result of their acts and/or omissions. In no event shall CTC ‘s liability exceed the amounts paid by you for participation in the tour, and subject to the provisions and cancellation fees as set forth in this Brochure. In the event that the tour leader and/or spiritual director named in a brochure or itinerary does not travel with the group and a substitute is not named therein, CTC reserves the right to make substitutions of its choosing for such person(s). CTC is not responsible for any misquotes contained in this brochure or other accompanying documenta-tions and the contents therein may be changed at any time without notice and at CTC’s sole discretion. POLICY AGAINST DISCRIMINATION: CTC does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, physical or mental disabil-ity, medical condition, marital status, sex, age, sexual orientation or status as a Vietnam or other veterans in the provision of its tour and pilgrimage services.PHOTOGRAPHY: The photos shown in this brochure are intended only as sam-ples of the sites visited by certain tours and unless specifically mentioned in this brochure’s itinerary, no implication is made that these sites will be visited or seen on this tour. CTC reserves the right to take photographs during the op-eration of any tour and to use such photographs for promotional purposes. Any participant who prefers that their image not be used is asked to notify CTC in writing prior to departure. LEGAL NOTE: The statements herein and the contract between tour partici-pants and CTC are made and entered into in Los Angeles County, CA. It is hereby agreed and stipulated that any controversy or claim arising out of or relating in any way to these Terms and Conditions, to the brochure, or any other infor-mation relating in any way to the trip, or to the trip itself, which cannot be amicably settled, must be litigated either in a state court in and for Los Angeles County, CA, or in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of CA and shall be governed by the laws of the State of California. NOTE: Catholic Travel Centre is a registered Seller of Travel in the State of Cali-fornia: CST#: 2018667 – 40. “Registration as a Seller of Travel does not constitute approval by the State of California.” Section 17550.24(f). Catholic Travel Centre subscribes to the California Travel Consumer Restitution Fund. Non-residents of California are not eligible to make claims to this fund.

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