Sunday, August 13 ›
Vincennes to Vincennes - 1.8 miles
83° and Partly Cloudy
Arrival in Vincennes: Core pilgrims travel from Notre Dame to Vincennes. Pilgrims will celebrate mass at the same place where Fr. Sorin and the Brothers first gave thanks upon their arrival in 1841. Following mass, pilgrims walk together along the first two miles through downtown and admire the beautiful Wabash River, which will be our guide north. Dinner enjoyed on the banks of the river in Kimmell Park, which will include brief remarks from Fr. Jenkins, Mayor Joe Yochum, and Governor Holcomb, who will provide pilgrims with a passport stamp representing Vincennes.
See what Joseph V. Corpora, C.S.C. has to say about Faith
“For those who live by faith, the cross is a treasure more valuable than gold and precious stones.”
Blessed Basil Moreau
founder of the Congregation of Holy Cross
Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes
Lord, help us to believe in our heart and soul what we may not experience through our human senses. Help us to embrace this pilgrimage with the unwavering faith of a child. Amen.
Notre Dame, Our Mother,
PRAY FOR US
Immediately Jesus made the disciples get into the boat and go on ahead of him to the other side, while he dismissed the crowd. After he had dismissed them, he went up
MATTHEW 14:22-33
In the tradition of Father Sorin’s inspirational journey and intrepid spirit—our Notre Dame spirit—we will retrace his journey from Vincennes to Notre Dame. We will travel those miles in a collective renewal of our determination, to rededicate ourselves to Notre Dame’s mission to seek God, study the world, and serve humanity—to boldly lead the way into the new chapters of our story.