The Magdala Center organizes a virtual healing pilgrimage that will take place from September 28 to November 4, 2021, completely free of charge and led by Father Juan Solana, LC, director and founder of Magdala Center, and Gaby Jacoba, founder of the Institute “Healing My Heart”.
Father Juan Solana, LC, has been living in the Holy Land for 16 years. He is the director and founder of the Magdala Project. Solana has preached at numerous retreats and spiritual exercises, and has carried out two virtual pilgrimages that have brought moments of conversion and instruction to many Catholics.
The organization encourages sharing this healing experience, with Saint Mary Magdalene as intercessor before Christ and hand in hand with the Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint Joseph “so that Our Lord Jesus Christ touches each of our hearts and everything we do is always for His glory,” says the Magdala Center statement, inviting to the virtual pilgrimage.
Registrations are made at this link.
According to the statement inviting to the pilgrimage, “in the figure of Saint Mary Magdalene, we can recognize each of us in the call to conversion, to vocation, and to the mission that Jesus has entrusted to us, since we have been redeemed by Christ through His blood shed for us on the cross, and we have received through His Resurrection a living hope, an incorruptible inheritance (cf. 1 Pet 1:3-4), and the gift of the Holy Spirit in Baptism to always guide us to eternal glory.”
Magdala is also the seat of the prayer center Duc In Altum, and offers a place for prayer, reflection, and Eucharistic celebration; it also provides a place of hospitality and serenity for pilgrims’ stay. Due to its unique nature, Magdala actively contributes to promoting positive relationships among various Christian and non-Christian communities.







