Programs in Krakow, Poland
College Study AbroadA transformational study abroad experience with academics, adventure, community & faith.
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Young Adults TOBDiscovering Theology of the Body as you journey though the city and mountains of John Paul II. A unique pilgrimage for young adults ages 21-30. Don't miss out!
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Young FamiliesThis pilgrimage is designed specifically for families with young children to have a powerful and beautiful experience of John Paul II's country & ministry. Be not afraid & bring your family!
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For the Young at HeartWant to know what our young people experience? Want to see for yourself what you are supporting? Come & See. This June 2021, our first ever pilgrimage for partner reps, donors and the curious.
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Why the JP2 Project?
THE CITYStudents have the opportunity to live and learn in John Paul II’s ‘beloved Kraków’. From inside the classroom to on-site excursions, students are brought into conversation with the culture, the history, and the man, Karol Wojtyla.
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THE STYLEOur programs not only teach students about St. John Paul II- in his city, but like JP II- in his style. From intellectual discussions to outdoor trips, youth are offered the challenge, adventure, and responsibility that lead to a life of greatness
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THE CONTENTExperience an immersion in Polish culture and the vibrancy of the Catholic faith. Be formed in a joyful community life. Like young Karol Wojtyla, discover truth and beauty through music, art, theater, history, nature, people, and a living relationship with Christ.
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My time in Poland has been blessed beyond belief.
I hardly have words to describe my experience. "
-Macie, Study Abroad Alumna
Programs are hosted at the JPII "Be Not Afraid!" Center, in the south of Krakow, Poland
The story of Karol Wojtyla, St. John Paul II, and the story of Kraków are interwoven in a chronological pilgrimage through the life of a saint that reveals, at the same time, the dramatic history and the majestic culture of a city where a boy grew into a man, a priest, a bishop- and an apostle to the world. "
-George Weigel
From: City of Saints: A Pilgrimage to John Paul II's Kraków