Pilgrimages for Vocations  Archdiocese of Santa Fe April 2012

Our official attire for the Mothers Day Pilgrimage and the Saturday of the June Pilgrimage is a simple
white t-shirt or white polo and the official red and yellow lanyard with the Pilgrimage Shell. (T-shirt,
may have image of Our Lady of Guadalupe on back and polo may have a small patch of Our
Lady of Guadalupe on front.) 

From: Fr. Edmund Savilla, Overall Spiritual Director

February 29th, 2012 Letter from Father Ed. 

is posted. Go to the Handbook page to download.

MAY: MOTHERS DAY PILGRIMAGE

Trampas: David & Camella Duran
                2145 Margo Rd SW,  Albuquerque, N.M. 87105
                camduran13@yahoo.com & daduran60@yahoo.com
                1-505-877-0662, David 505-263-4428, Camella 404-9748

Cordova: Barbara Vigil
                P.O. Box 435, Chimayo, N.M. 87522
                vigil.barbara@yahoo.com     Home 351-4579, Cell 614-6153

Pojoaque: Steve Rendon
                P.O. Box 354, Chama, N.M. 87520
                rendonsm@yahoo.com    575-756-2481

Holy Family, Chimayo: Virginia Villegas
                     2124 Raymac Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105     
                     virginiavillegas1184@hotmail.com      505 253-1693

JUNE PILGRIMAGE

South: Spiritual Director, Jaime Villegas
            2124 Raymac Rd. SW, Albuquerque, N.M. 87105
            jaime.villegas@yahoo.com    Home 505-967-5628

            Rector: Pedro M. Villegas
            2124 Raymac Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105
            pvilleg@unm.edu    Cell 505-554-4521

North: Spiritual Director, Deacon Marcus Real
            P.O. Box 198,  Questa, NM 87556
            marcusqlace@hotmail.com    Cell 575-613-0661 Home 575-586-0382

            Rector: Jonathan Rael
            10204 Docena Pl, NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114
            raeljon23@gmail.com    Cell 505-450-1204

East:    Spiritual Director, Vincent Turjillo
            County Rd. 1330 Rt 76, Espanola, NM 87532
            Trujillo@lanl.gov   505-753-6047

            Rector: Enrique Trujillo
            County Rd. 1330 Rt 76,  Espanola, NM 87532
            enriquet@lanl.gov

West:   Spiritual Director, Mary Rendon
            P.O. Box 354, Chama, NM 87520
            mrendon56@yahoo.com   575-756-2481

            Rectora: Monica Naranjo
            801 Locust Place, Apt. 2265, Albuquerque, NM 87102
            mnaran01@unm.edu   Cell 505-927-5728  Home 505-753-5123

Southwest:  Spiritual Director, Linda Supulvida
                    9505 Hondo Valley Pl., Albuquerque, NM 87121
                    praiseitup101@yahoo.com    505-385-4256

                    Rectora: Melissa Rael
                    10204 Docena Pl. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114
                    mrael@comcast.net    Cell 440-1059 Home 505-508-2999

January 23, 2012

Dear Guadalupanas and Peregrinos

I would like to encourage all local groups of the “Pilgrimages for Vocations” to pray a memorial rosary for the soul of Archbishop Robert Sanchez. The rosary can be prayed the next time your group meets or take the opportunity to call all members together for this prayer. We will offer our two closing masses for the Mothers Day pilgrimage and the June pilgrimage for the soul of Archbishop Sanchez. Without the support of our brother and friend Archbishop Sanchez at the beginning and early growth of the pilgrimages, we would not have them today. For those old enough to remember it was not uncommon to have Archbishop Sanchez, unexpectedly drive up during the pilgrimage and walk with us. 
Que Viva!
Archbishop Sanchez, may he rest in peace.

Blessings
Fr. Edmund Savilla
Overall Spiritual Director

Heart and Soul: A Story of Pilgrimage
  
Larry Russell, Brooklyn, New York

When I opened my journal today, the place where I had written about this year’s pilgrimage was marked by a handful of notes written to me by my fellow pilgrims walking from the Southwest. Six weeks later, I am at home, sitting at my kitchen table and writing.  I am still on pilgrimage, and I realize I am no less in God’s hands now than when my comrades wrote those words.  I tell people here at home my story of pilgrimage, but they can only grasp part of it.  It’s a different story to listeners, who know that the hundred miles is not remarkable, nor the heat nor the hills and the lack of sleep.  Those are conditions that prepare us for something more—that moment when our hearts break and we see our lives and those we love as though for the first time. But I am getting ahead of myself. Let me begin at the beginning.  


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