A trio of pilgrims walking the 335 miles from Mound City, Kan., to St. Charles, Mo., in devotion to St. Rose Philippine Duchesne made their way through Marthasville Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 14. …
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A trio of pilgrims walking the 335 miles from Mound City, Kan., to St. Charles, Mo., in devotion to St. Rose Philippine Duchesne made their way through Marthasville Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 14. Walking a daily distance of around 13 miles, the ladies (who ranged in age from 50s to 70s) contacted local churches along the route to help in finding overnight accommodations. Anyone wanting to follow the same pilgrimage will find details, notes and contact information at societyofservantpilgrims.com/saint-rose/.
