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Rwandan Pilgrimage with Immaculee October 3-13, 2025 - REGISTRATION only through Corporate Travel

Rwandan Pilgrimage with Immaculee October 3-13, 2025 - REGISTRATION only through Corporate Travel

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Rwandan Pilgrimage with Immaculee October 3-13, 2025 - REGISTRATION only through Corporate Travel
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REGISTRATION IS NOT POSSIBLE ON THIS WEBSITE. PLEASE VISIT THE CORPORATE TRAVEL WEBSITE TO REGISTER FOR THIS PILGRIMAGE.

Please join us by FOLLOWING this LINK: https://www.ctscentral.net/travel-tours/60th-anniversary-pilgrimage-to-rwanda

OCTOBER 3 - 13, 2025

Day 1 -

Departure

Friday, October 3

Depart on overnight flights to Kigali, Rwanda.

Day 2 - Arrival

Saturday, October 4

Upon arrival in Kigali, meet your local tour manager and transfer to Blue Veil Villa-Kigali, a newly remodeled four- star boutique hotel and exclusive pilgrimage center in one of the city’s finest neighborhoods. Settle into your accommodations before gathering for a welcome dinner and fellowship with Immaculée.

Day 3 -  

Kigali & Pilgrimage Overview

Sunday, October 5

Begin your first full day in Rwanda with Mass, the Rosary, and breakfast, this will be the rhythm of each African sunrise. Immaculée will offer a comprehensive overview of the pilgrimage, followed by group discussions and prayer. After lunch, you will have time to explore Kigali and visit the Rwandan Genocide Memorial. The day will conclude with dinner, an evening discussion and prayer. Overnight in Kigali

Day 4-5 -

Journey to Kibeho | Feast Day Celebration

Monday-Tuesday, October 6-7

Depart for Kibeho, taking in the stunning views of Rwanda’s countryside as Immaculée shares insights into the region’s history and culture. After checking into the newly opened Blue Veil Villa-Kibeho, enjoy lunch and begin your time in this peaceful rural community, nestled in the scenic hills of Rwanda. Visit the Shrine of Our Lady of Sorrows, attend daily Mass, join in group prayer and discussions, and meet with the Marian visionary, Anathalie. Celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary on October 7th, marked by the warmth and depth of local spirituality. Overnight in Kibeho, immersed in the quiet beauty of this holy place.

Day 6 -

Return to Kigali

Wednesday, October 8

Spend the morning in Kibeho before traveling back to Kigali. Gather for dinner, an evening discussion, and prayer. Overnight in Kigali.

Day 7 -

Kibuye & Immaculée’s Childhood Home

Thursday, October 9 

Travel to Kibuye, a lakeside village on majestic Lake Kivu

that is chronicled in Immaculée’s first book, Left to Tell.

After exploring, return to Kigali by early evening.

Day 8 -

Safari Adventure in Akagera National Park

Friday, October 10

Rise with the sun and set out on an unforgettable journey to Rwanda’s Akagera National Park, where the rhythm of the wild beats strong. In this haven of nature, the mighty Big Five roam freely across the savanna, their powerful presence echoing through the land. Feel the pulse of Africa as you witness wildlife in its purest form, surrounded by the beauty of the wild. As the day fades, return to Kigali with the memories of an adventure that stirs the soul and warms the heart.

Day 9 - 

Rwandan Culture, Coffee & Celebration

Saturday, October 11 

After a morning pilgrimage activity, visit Kigali’s markets for unique, handmade Rwandan crafts. Following lunch, tour a coffee plantation to learn about its cultural and economic significance. In the evening, enjoy a traditional Rwandan feast with live music and dance.

Day 10 -

Reflection & Departure

Sunday, October 12

Conclude the pilgrimage with final discussions, prayers, and reflections. Spend the afternoon packing and relaxing before an early dinner and departure to the airport for your evening flights home.

Day 11 -

Return Home

 Monday, October 13

Afternoon arrival back in the USA

 

Follow Link to Register: https://www.ctscentral.net/travel-tours/60th-anniversary-pilgrimage-to-rwanda

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