The Emmaus Center For Music, Prayer, and Ministry

David Haas & Dr. Art Zannoni, Directors,with Fr. Ray East

“Rise Up,Your Light has Come!”A 12-Day Pilgrimage and Study Tour to the Holy Land

December 29, 2016 – January 9, 2017

“Justice will flourish in the time of God, with the promise of peace forever.”

(Psalm 72)

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DDaayy 11 December 29, Thursday: Depart USA“...witness to all the nations...”(Matthew 24:14)Depart St. Paul-Minneapolis International Airport or other local airports/places of origin forNew York, and then New York’s JFK Airport on Delta Airlines for our Pilgrimage to theHoly Land. Complimentary meals and beverages will be served aloft. (D,B,L)DDaayy 2 2 December 30, Friday: Arrive in the Land of the Bible – NetanyaLate afternoon, arrive at Ben Gurion Tel Aviv Airport, proceed through Passport Control,claim our luggage, and our Peter’s Way tour guide will meet us upon our exit from Customs.Board our comfortable touring bus and soon, we will be on your way to the scenicMediterranean. Continue to hotel to check-in. Tonight's location is on the beautifulMediterranean Sea. Dinner and overnight at the Seasons Hotel in Netanya. (D)DDaayy 3 3 December 31, Saturday: Caesarea – Mt. Carmel – AkkoTheme: Our Lady of Mount CarmelThis morning will be your first experience with an unforgettable and delightful Israelibreakfast buffet - a daily treat throughout your trip. After breakfast, begin our day with avisit to Caesarea by the Sea, site of a flourishing early Christian community, where the ruinsof Turkish, Crusader and Roman Civilizations are still visible. Biblically, St. Paul wasimprisoned here before being sent to Rome for trial. It was here also that St. Peter baptizedthe first Gentiles. Visit includes the Theatre, newly excavated Palace, Hippodrome and theHarbor. Continue to Mt. Carmel (Vineyard of God) on the Mediterranean coast. Here thetriumph of Elijah over the pagan prophets of Baal took place (1 Kings 18). Visit Stella Maris,the largest monastery of the Carmelite order, dedicated to the prophet Elijah and Mary, OurLady of Mount Carmel. It is easy to appreciate the natural beauty of this summit and real-ize the sanctity associated with it from ancient times to the present. Midday Prayer at StellaMaris Carmelite Monastery. Independent lunch in Haifa.This afternoon, we will drive to the northern extremity of Haifa Bay to the ancient city ofAkko. In 1104, the Crusaders arrived here, changed the name of the city to Saint-Jean-d’Acreand built a fortress to defend it. It was also in this port that St. Francis of Assisi landed. Wewill sing the prayer attributed to St. Francis, as we hold the eve of ‘World Day of Peace.’New Year’s Eve Dinner and overnight at the Seasons Hotel in Netanya. (B,D)DDaayy 44 January 1, Sunday: Nazareth – Cana – Sepphoris – Sea of GalileeTheme: The Annunciation: ...The Word became flesh...(John 1:14).Happy New Year! Buffet breakfast at hotel. After breakfast, we leave Netanya to Nazareth,the village in which Jesus grew up and lived most of his life. Visit Joseph’s workshop andexplore the magnificent Basilica of the Annunciation, Mary’s Well, and the Church of theOld Synagogue, which marks the beginning of Jesus’ public ministry. Walk through thestreets and recall the scripture, “When they had fulfilled all the prescriptions of the law of the Lord,they returned to Galilee, to their own town of Nazareth. The child grew and became strong, filled withwisdom; and the favor of God was upon him.” (Luke 2:39-40). Independent lunch in Nazareth.Proceed to Cana, where Jesus performed his first miracle. …“Do whatever he tells you.” (John2:5) The Wedding Church was built in the nineteenth century over ruins from Jesus’ time.See the display of stone jars and celebrate the Eucharist for the Feast of Mary, Mother ofGod, at the Wedding Church (including renewal of wedding vows for couples). End ourday with a visit to Sepphoris. According to tradition, Sepphoris was the home of Joachimand Anna, the parents of Mary, the mother of Jesus. It is also possible that while living inNazareth, Joseph may have trained Jesus, in this town where his mother grew up. Continueon to the unforgettable Sea of Galilee, for check-in at the Kibuttz, Nof Ginnosar. Dinner and overnight at Nof Ginosar by the Sea of Galilee. (B,D)DDaay y 55 January 2, Monday: Upper Galilee, Caesarea Philippi – Sea of GalileeTheme: The Ministry of Christ in GalileeBuffet breakfast at hotel. Begin our day with a visit to the Yigal Alom Museum in KibbutzGinnosar to see an ancient fishing boat from the 1st century that was discovered in 1986 onthe northwest shore of the Sea of Galilee. After viewing the Jesus Boat, we will walk downthe pier to take a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee. The Gospels come to life, when Jesus wasto have walked on the water (John 6:19-21), calmed a storm (Matt. 8:23-26), and showed thedisciples miraculous catches of fish (Luke 5:1-8; John 21:1-6).Arrive at the ancient city of Capernaum, where Jesus started his ministry. It was here thatJesus found Matthew and called him to discipleship. Jesus worked many of his miracles inCapernaum. Here, the excellent condition of a 2nd century synagogue undoubtedlyenclosed the sacred sanctuary in which Jesus taught and preached. Most Scripture scholars

recognize the home of Peter’s mother-in-law in the remains of achurch near the shore as dedicated to his honor. At Tabgha, Jesuschallenged His disciples to feed a crowd of 5,000 in theMultiplication of Loaves and Fishes. Visit the Church of thePrimacy. Here, after his resurrection, Jesus met with his disciplesand told Peter to “feed my lambs; feed my sheep”. Visit, pray andsing “Blest Are They” at the Mount of the Beatitudes, where Jesuspreached his ‘Sermon on the Mount.’ Independent lunch.Drive north to explore the upper regions of Israel to the foot ofMount Hermon, overlooking Syria and the Road to Damascus,where Jesus appeared to Paul. We will visit Caesarea Philippi andreflect upon the story when Jesus looked at his disciples and said,“…But who do you say that I am?” (Matthew 16:15). We will reflecthere on Peter’s response to Jesus, “…You are the Messiah...”(Matthew 16:16). We will also have prayer and time to renew ourbaptismal vows at Banias, the source of the Jordan River.Dinner and overnight at Nof Ginosar by the Sea of Galilee. (B,D)DDaayy 66 January 3, Tuesday: Magdala – Tel Meggido –Beit Shean – Mt. TaborTheme: The TransfigurationBuffet breakfast at hotel. Begin our day with a visit to Migdal, thehometown of Mary Magdalene, and one of the most importantarcheological excavations made in the Holy Land in the past years.Contnue on to Tel Megiddo, the site of numerous decisive battlesthroughout history. Visit the remains of ancient temples that dateback over 4,000 years. Independent lunch.After lunch, we visit Beit Shean. Visit the incredible remains of theBiblical city of Beit Shean – Israel’s best example of how Jerusalemlooked in the times of Jesus. Continue on to Mt. Tabor. “...Lord, it isgood for us to be here...” (Luke 9:33).At the foot of Mt. Tabor take a taxi to the top of Mt. Tabor. It washere where we call to mind the story (found in Mark, Matthew andLuke) where we remember the Transfiguration. Visit the site of theTransfiguration, with time to reflect on Christ’s humanity anddivinity, good preparation for the journey to Jerusalem. PrayerService at the Church of the Transfiguration.Dinner and overnight at Nof Ginosar by the Sea of Galilee. (B,D)DDaayy 77 January 4, Wednesday: Samaria – JerusalemTheme: Jesus in SamariaBuffet breakfast at hotel. Today’s bus journey is filled with varietyand excitement. Leave the Sea of Galilee and head south toSamaria-Sebastia, a land rich in Jewish biblical history. Sebastia,built by Herod as the capital of the region and where John theBaptist was buried after he was put to death. See the twin peaks ofMt. Gerizim and Mt. Ebal, known in the Hebrew Scriptures as Mt.Blessing and Mt. Cursing. Mt. Gerizim is today the home of the fewremaining Samaritans. Stop at Jacob’s Well, hewn out of solid rockover 100 feet deep. The water at the bottom of the well is fed byflowing water which is why ancients gave it the name of “livingwater”. It is at this well that we hear John’s story of the Samaritanwoman and where Jesus said to her: “Everyone who drinks this waterwill be thirsty again; but whoever drinks the water I shall give will neverthirst; the water I shall give will become in him a spring of water wellingup to eternal life.“ (John 4:13-14). Independent lunch.Then head to Jerusalem through the beautiful Levonah valley,referred to in Judges as the Valley of the Dancers and passingShiloah, where the Ark of Covenant was kept. At dusk, arrive inJerusalem, singing and rejoicing at Mt. Scopus as we begin ourarrival at the city. Check-in at hotel.Dinner and overnight at the Dan Jerusalem or Meridian Hotel. (B,D)DDaayy 88 January 5, Thursday: Old City & Temple Mount –Ein Karem - New CityTheme: Early years in Jerusalem & The VisitationBuffet breakfast at hotel. Today, we explore the Old City and walkon the Sacred Ground of the Temple Mount. We remember thePresentation of Jesus at the Temple. Prayer and reflection at theWestern Wall of the Temple Mount. Above the Temple founda-tions, we view the El Aksa Mosque and the Dome of the Rock. Visitand pray the excavation of the Western (or “Wailing”) Wall or(Ophel Hill). Walking through the narrow alleyways and streets ofJerusalem seeing the Pinnacle of the Temple (Gate of Hulda - afterPentecost, it was here where the disciples preached and baptized).We will also visit the newly constructed Jewish Quarter “Cardo.”Visit the Crusader Church of St. Anne and celebrate a 45 minutecelebration of prayer and song. We also explore the Pool ofBethesda. Independent lunch. Continue to visit Ein Karem, homeof Elizabeth, Mary's kinswoman, and Zechariah. It is also the birth-place of John the Baptist. See the Church of the Visitation, one ofthe most artistic in the Holy Land. Time will be given for quiet med-itation on the meeting between Mary and Elizabeth, and togetherwe will sing the two canticles from Luke, the Benedictus and theMagnificat. Verses from the Magnificat are engraved on the columnsof the church, and on the wall opposite it are ceramic tablets bear-ing verses from the Magnificat in forty-two different languages.Continue on to visit Yad Vashem, the memorial to the victims of theHolocaust. Visit the Children’s Pavilion and walk along the Avenueof the Righteous, and conclude with a Prayer of Lamentation. Endour day with a visit to the Israel Museum which houses the DeadSea Scrolls, important to our understanding and appreciation of theBible. Evening Scripture Study with Art Zannoni. Dinner and overnight at the Dan Jerusalem or Meridian Hotel. (B,D)

~ A special invitation to Pastoral Musicians and Friends in Ministry ~Join David, Art and Fr. Ray for a very unique and once in a life-time opportunity – to

take part in a musical, liturgical, and biblical pilgrimage to the Holy Land! We will pray,sing, and delve into the scriptures as we visit sites and places where pilgrims throughoutthe ages have gone to pursue a deepening of their spiritual life and call to discipleship.We will visit places that will help the Bible come alive in our lives and hearts, such asCaesarea, Haifa, Akko, Nazarreth, Sepphoris, Megido, Bethlehem, the Sea of Galilee,Capernaum, Bethany, Mt. Carmel, Cana, the Jordan River, the Mt. of Beattitudes, Mt.Tabor, Samaria, the glorious city of Jerusalem, Ein Karem, Jericho, the Mount of Olives,Gethsemane, Masada, Qumran, the Dead Sea, the city of Emmaus, and so much more!Our days will be marked with two liturgical celebrations of the Eucharist, as well asopportunities for Morning and Midday Prayer, Taize’ Prayer and Prayer of Lamentation.We will be singing, proclaiming, and delving into the scriptures with our leaders andeach other. We will be staying at wonderful hotels, and also at a Kibuutz, and there willbe time for shopping among the local merchants as well as time for communal and indi-vidual prayer and meditation. We will pray for a just peace in the land of our Jewish andChristian heritage during the season of Christmas, and rejoice and give thanks to theSpirit who will guide our journey. This is NOT a concert tour, but rather a journey, aretreat, a time to sing and rejoice in a most sacred land. We hope and pray that you willjoin us, and say “YES” to this invitation to one of the most valuable gifts you could evergive to yourself – a visit and pilgrimage to the Holy Land!

DDaayy 99 January 6, Friday: Bethlehem – Mt. Olives, Mt. Zion – Taize’Prayer at Garden of GethsemaneTheme: The Nativity & Palm Sunday, Good Friday. Buffet breakfast at hotel. Begin our day with a drive to the hills of Bethlehem. Thehighlight of our time in Bethlehem will be a visit to the traditional birthplace ofJesus. Midday Prayer at the Church of the Nativity. Free time in Manger Square.Independent lunch. Drive to the top of Mount of Olives. The summit offers a mag-nificent view of the Old City. This visit calls to mind the mysteries of Holy Week.Visit the Chapel of the Ascension, the Shrine of Pater Noster and the Chapel ofDominus Flevit (God’s Tear). Then, follow Jesus’ Palm Sunday route alongHosanna Road to the Garden of Gethsemane. Visit the Church of All Nations topray at the “Rock of Agony,” a section of bedrock believed to be the place whereJesus prayed alone in the garden on the night of his arrest. Continue to the Churchof St. Peter-in-Gallicantu, built on the site of the Palace of Caiaphas, the HighPriest. Here, Jesus was imprisoned, and it also is the site of Peter’s denial. Then,visit the Dormition Abbey, built to honor the Assumption of Our Lady. Return tothe Garden of Gethsemane for Taize’ Prayer Before the Cross. Dinner and overnight at the Dan Jerusalem or Meridian Hotel. (B,D)DDaayy1010 January 7, Saturday: Wilderness – Masada, Qumran & JerichoTheme: The WildernessBuffet breakfast at hotel. After breakfast, visit Bethany, where Martha, Mary andLazarus welcomed Jesus in their home. Visit the traditional tomb of Lazarus, andthen drive to Masada, the site of one of Herod’s winter palaces and the famouslast stand of the Zealots. Take a cable car, then walk to explore the Herodianpalaces, water cistern, Roman bathhouse, storage houses and Roman siege camp.Independent lunch in Masada (or continue to Qumran or Dead Sea for lunch). Visitthe Dead Sea, and you will have a panoramic view of Ein Gedi, where David hidfrom Saul’s wrath and the locale of the Song of Songs. Later, we will visitQumran, where the hidden library of the Essenes, the Dead Sea Scrolls (currentlydisplayed at the Israel Museum), were found in 1947. Art Zannoni will explorewith us the significance of this disovery and its impact on Biblical study. Explorethe relationship of their teachings to those of John the Baptist and Jesus. End ourday with a visit to Jericho, home of Joshua, Elijah’s spring, Jesus’ miracles and theMt. of Temptation. Evening Scripture Study with Art. Zannoni.Dinner and overnight at the Dan Jerusalem or Meridian Hotel. (B,D)DDaay y 1111 January 8, Sunday: Via Dolorosa - Emmaus Theme: The Crucifixion & The ResurrectionAfter breakfast drive to the Old City and enter through St. Stephen’s Gate.Continue to the Convent of the Sisters of Zion to see the Lithostrotos in the Chapelof the Flagellation, where Jesus was tried and condemned. Walky down the ViaDolorosa to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, including a guided visit of theBasilica. Independent lunch. Continue to visit the site of Emmaus. We will recallthe story in Luke’s Gospel where Jesus appeared to his disciples on the road, afterthe Resurrection. Visit Emmaus-Nicopolis, with excavated remains of the ancientcity of Emmaus. The ruins give you the impression of standing in a small outdooramphitheater. Celebrate Eucharist together for the Feast of Epiphany at Emmaus.Return to Jerusalem for group farewell dinner at the Ambassador Hotel. Following dinner, freshen-up before our evening transfer to Tel Aviv Airport forour return overnight flight to the USA. (B,D)DDaay y 1212 January 9, Monday: Return to the USAEarly morning, arrive in New York JFK Airport and connect to our flight to St.Paul-Minneapolis Airport or other final destinations. Early afternoon arrive in St.Paul-Minneapolis, overflowing with memories that will change your life.

Unexpected circumstances may cause changes to the outlined itinerary.

Study Tour & Pilgrimage Travel Package includes:• Round-trip economy class airfare transportation via Delta Airlines: St. Paul/NewYork/ Tel Aviv/St. Paul/New York.

• US Departure Tax; US Customs User Fee; Security tax and all Airport Departure Taxes.• Meeting and assistance upon departure from Minneapolis-St. Paul Int’l Airport.• Nine (9) nights’ accommodations in twin rooms, with private facilities, in first-class hotels.• Breakfast and dinner daily, including farewell dinner prior to departure.• Services of a licensed, Peters Way English-speaking Tour Manager/ guide.• All sightseeing, as per the itinerary, including overseas arrival and departure trans-fers, in a private, air-conditioned motor coach

• Entrance fees to all sites, as per itinerary, including boat ride on the Sea of Galilee.• Coordination of all Liturgies and prayer services as per itinerary.• Porterage of one piece of luggage per person at hotels.• Set of travel documents, travel wallet, luggage tags, name tag and drawstring backpack.Items not included in the package price:• Health, trip cancellation, interruption & baggage insurance. All are stronglyrecommended. Peter’s Way offers a comprehensive policy at additional cost.

• Passport & visa costs, if any. • US Passports must be valid for at least six (6) months subsequent to return date.• Meals not specified in the program.• Gratuities to the tour manager/guide and driver.• Any items not mentioned above, or of a personal nature (extras, laundry, phone calls, etc.)

Tentative flight schedule via Delta Airlines from MSP International Airport:Date Airline Flight Departure City/Time Arrival City/TimeDec. 29 Delta #2214 St. Paul MSP / 5:30 pm New York JFK / 9:20 pmDec. 29 Delta #468 New York JFK /11:55 pm -----------------------------------Dec. 30 --------------------------------- Tel Aviv TLV/ 5:20 pmJan. 9 Delta #469 Tel Aviv TLV/12:05 am New York JFK /5:30 amJan. 9 Delta #838 New York JFK /11:00 am St. Paul MSP / 1:30 pm

(Flight arrangements subject to confirmation by February 15, 2016)

ESTIMATED PRICING IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND WILL BE CONFIRMEDAPPROXIMATELY 11 MONTHS PRIOR TO DEPARTURE. ALL PRICING IS BASED

ON A MINIMUM OF 45 PAYING PARTICIPANTS (per coach). IF THE GROUP DOESNOT REACH THIS NUMBER, THE PRICE OR PROGRAM MAY BE ADJUSTED.

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personal check, money order or certified bank check.**Estimated departure taxes & fuel surcharge subject to increase until ticketing.q I would like airfare from New York (Estimated $200 reduction)q Single Room: (Single room supplement: $695.00)Peter’s Way Travel Insurance: (Yes__/No__)Travel Protection Plan Premium: For a “Total Package Price” from $3,501.00 - $4,500.00the cost of Peter’s Way Travel Insurance is $250.00 per person. See T&C for Land Only rates.Pre-existing conditions will be covered if your insurance premium is received with your deposit.Peter’s Way Travel Insurance Upgrade: (Yes__/No__)For an additional $100.00 you may upgrade to Cancel for any Reason: By purchasingthe Cancel For Any Reason upgrade, you can cancel up to 2 days prior to departure andreceive reimbursement of up to 75% of your total tour costs. Plan payment for the upgrademust be received with your insurance premium at the time of deposit.I accept all terms and conditions as noted in this brochure.

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PAYMENT: Deposits and insurance payments will be accepted in the form ofcheck, money order or credit card. A discount of $100.00 per person will applyfor payments made entirely by personal check, money order or certified bankcheck. Peter’s Way Tours reserves the right to increase package price or reduceservices accordingly should there be an escalation in the Euro valuation over theU.S. Dollar in excess of 3% from print date. If final payment is not received bythe balance deadline, Peter’s Way Tours reserves the right to cancel yourreservation. If for any reason payment is received within 21 days of departure,a charge for express mailing of final documents will apply. A $50.00 late pay-ment fee and possible increase in airfare may apply for late payments. Personalchecks will not be accepted within 30 days of departure. If the bank has returneda personal check, a $25.00 processing fee will apply and subsequent paymentsmust be made in the form of money order, certified bank check or credit card.CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDS: From the time your deposit is received up to130 days prior to departure, there is a $250.00 nonrefundable cancellation feeper person. From 129 to 100 days prior to departure, there is a $350.00 non-refundable cancellation fee per person. From 99 days prior to departure up tothe day of departure, there is a nonrefundable cancellation fee of 100% of allpayments made per person including departure taxes & fuel surcharges, singlesupplement, deviation fees, travel insurance payments and any other costsincurred. Travel insurance is offered as protection for cancellations due tomedical reasons such as illness or injury, please see TRAVEL INSURANCE.Travel insurance payments are nonrefundable upon receipt. Tour participationis nontransferable. Names cannot be transferred on reservations or airlinetickets. Refund requests can only be honored when submitted in writing toPeter’s Way Tours. All refund requests are subject to cancellation restrictions asset forth above. No refund will be made for any accommodations or servicesincluded in the tour that you do not use.LATE RESERVATIONS: A $25.00 late reservation fee and possible increase inairfare may apply for bookings received after the deposit deadline. All space issubject to availability and cannot be guaranteed past the deposit deadline notedon the brochure. TRAVEL DOCUMENTS: All participants must have a valid passport.U.S. Passports must be valid for at least six (6) months, subsequent to return date.Special entry requirements for non-U.S. citizens may apply. Please consult theappropriate Consulate for current requirements. It is solely the passenger’s respon-sibility to ensure that all documents needed are completed and current. Peter’s WayTours will not be held responsible for lack of current and valid entry documents.AIR TRANSPORTATION: Round trip from St. Paul or New York on DeltaAirlines. Flight itinerary and carrier may be subject to change. Departure taxes& fuel surcharges are estimated. They are determined solely by the airlines andare subject to increase prior to ticketing (approximately 30 days prior to departure).AIRLINE SEATING: Under group airline reservations/contracts, the airlineswill provide a block of seats for the group. Individual requests for seatingpreferences can only be made at time of check-in. Peter’s Way cannot submitseating preferences as we cannot guarantee that any or all requests will behonored. If you require specific seating as a condition of your travel, it issuggested that you book your airfare individually and purchase the Land Onlypackage. Upgrades to premium economy, business class, or first class may beavailable but oftentimes airlines will not allow the upgrades until time of tick-eting (approximately 30 days prior to departure). Group reservations may notbe accessible online for advance check-in/boarding passes/seat assignments.Airline guidelines vary. Please contact our office for specific details.LAND ONLY PASSENGERS: Land Only packages do not include any portionof the group airfare. This includes any flights booked within the group itinerary.All airline tickets will be your responsibility to book independently. A passengerchoosing the Land Only portion of the package (To be confirmed 11 months priorto departure) must notify Peter’s Way Tours, in writing, 100 days prior to date ofdeparture or a penalty fee will be assessed. Please be advised, passenger(s) optingfor the Land Only package or who are deviating from the group itinerary will beresponsible for their own transfers to/from hotel/airport. However, if you arriveat the same time or earlier than your group, you are welcome to join the group onthe bus. It is recommended that you purchase your air transportation only afteryou have been notified that the group has materialized. If you purchase your ownair transportation and the group does not materialize or you cancel your packagefor any reason, Peter’s Way Tours will not be held responsible for the cost of yourairfare or other arrangements booked independently.DEVIATIONS & ITINERARY CHANGES: Peter’s Way Tours is pleased toassist clients with changes in itineraries. All deviation requests must besubmitted in writing at least 90 days prior to departure. Deviation fee willapply plus an airline change fee per person. Your routing and dates requestedwill determine if a difference in airfare will also apply. Not all carriers permitrouting changes and/or deviations from the group itinerary. Please contact ouroffice for detailed information.TRANSFERS AND PORTERAGE: Round-trip airport transfers are includedfor passengers who purchase the full air and land package. Porterage of onepiece of luggage throughout your tour at hotels is also included. ACCOMMODATIONS/SINGLE TRAVELERS: Price per person is based ontwo persons sharing twin bedded rooms with private facilities in hotelsthroughout your tour. Matrimonial (full) bedded rooms are subject to avail-ability and must be requested. Triple rooms may be available for family orfriends traveling together. We discourage triple room accommodations becausethey are normally not spacious and there is no discount for triple occupancy.Triple rooms usually are regular twin or matrimonial (full) bedded rooms witha rollaway bed added. Single rooms are limited but may be requested at timeof booking for an additional charge of $695.00. While single rooms provideprivacy, they are often smaller than twin bedded rooms and may be located

away from the group in some hotels. We will make every effort (if you so desire)to match you with a same gender roommate when we receive your application,but we do not guarantee a roommate can be matched. If a single room must beassigned due to your roommate's cancellation, incompatibility or for any otherreason (even at the last moment or while on tour), we must charge you thetour's single supplement or pro-rated amount.MEALS: Breakfast and dinner daily, including farewell dinner prior to depar-ture. Beverages (coffee, tea, mineral water) are not included at set menu dinners.GRATUITIES & SERVICE CHARGES: Gratuities are not included in your tourpackage. For good work, recommended (but voluntary) tipping to your tour man-ager is $7.00 per passenger per day; to the driver is $3.00 per passenger per day.Tips for the tour manager and bus driver are normally given as a group at the endof the tour. Other gratuities are usually handled individually. All service chargesand local taxes as imposed by hotels are included in the program rate. Althoughservice charges are included, it is customary to leave $1.00 per person for thewaiters after each meal and $1.00 per person per day for the maid/bell boys.TRAVELER HEALTH ADVISORY: All passengers must ensure that they aremedically and physically fit for travel and that such traveling will not endangerthemselves or others as our pilgrimages entail a lot of walking, which mayinvolve stairs, hills, cobblestone roads and uneven pavement. Additionally,most motor coaches are not equipped with wheelchair ramps. It is each passen-ger’s responsibility to be aware of his or her limits with regard to travel andgroup activities. Any person with a disability requiring special attention mustadvise Peter’s Way Tours of the situation at time of enrollment. A qualifiedcompanion must accompany any passenger requiring special assistance. Peter’sWay Tours will make reasonable attempts to accommodate disabled passengerswith special needs, but shall not be held responsible in the event we are unableto do so. Moreover, Peter’s Way Tours is not responsible for the denial ofservices by any carriers, hotels, restaurants, or other independent suppliers.DISCLAIMER OF RESPONSIBILITY: Peter’s Way Tours is only acting asintermediary and agent for the suppliers identified on this, or any accompany-ing documents, in selling services, or in accepting reservations or bookings forservices that are not directly supplied by Peter’s Way Tours (such as air car-riage, hotel accommodations, ground transportation, meals, tours, cruises, etc.).Peter’s Way Tours shall not be responsible for breach of contract, bankruptcy orany intentional or careless actions or omissions on the part of such suppliers,which result in any loss, damage, delay, or injury to any traveler, travelcompanions or group member. Peter’s Way Tours shall not be held responsiblefor any changes made in the schedule of liturgies throughout the pilgrimage.Unless the term “guaranteed” is specifically written on the ticket, invoice orreservation itinerary, Peter’s Way does not guarantee any supplier’s rates, book-ings or reservations. Peter’s Way Tours shall not be responsible for any injuries,damages, or losses caused to any traveler in connection with terrorist activities,social or labor unrest, airline strikes, mechanical or construction difficulties,diseases, local laws, climatic conditions, abnormal conditions or developments,or any other actions, omissions, or conditions outside Peter’s Way Tourscontrol. By embarking upon the trip, the traveler voluntarily assumes all risksinvolved with such travel, whether expected or unexpected. The traveler ishereby warned of such risks and is advised to obtain appropriate insurancecoverage against them. A signed enrollment form shall constitute consent to theabove terms and conditions and an agreement on the traveler’s part to conveythe contents of this disclaimer to your travel companions and group members.TRAVEL INSURANCE: It is strongly recommended that all participants pur-chase insurance when they travel since the tour operator is not responsible fornon-refundable payments, damaged luggage or trip interruption. Peter’s WayTours offers an optional Passenger Travel Protection Plan. These benefits andservices help insure the well being of the passenger while traveling worldwide.The plan payments are based on total package price, including taxes, fuel sur-charges, single supplements, deviation fees, late charges, etc. The plan paymentfor total package prices from $3501.00 to $4500.00 is $250; $4501.00 to $5500.00is $275; and $5501.00 and over is 6% of total package price. If the plan paymentis made at the time of deposit, the passenger will be covered for pre-existingconditions. However, the insurance plan can be purchased at any time there-after, excluding coverage for pre-existing conditions, until final payment hasbeen made. Plan payments will not be accepted after final payment has beenmade. All plan payments are non-refundable. If you choose to extend your stayor embark on a pre-tour program, travel insurance can be purchased for anadditional $4.00 per day. Additional coverage needs to be requested. The insur-ance plan will not automatically be extended. The extended insurance plan willonly cover pre-paid arrangements made through Peter’s Way Tours. Land Onlypassengers can have their air arrangements covered for an additional $20.00 perperson. The Passenger Travel Protection Plan includes coverage for the follow-ing: trip cancellation/interruption/delay, accident/sickness medical expense,emergency medical evacuation/repatriation, lost baggage/personal effects,accidental death & dismemberment and 24-hour Emergency Travel AssistanceServices. These benefits and services are provided by Seven Corners, Inc. Uponclaim approval, reimbursement is up to 100% of the non-refundable paymentsfor your trip. Cancellation For Any Reason upgrade can be added to your poli-cy for an additional $100.00. This includes reasons for cancellation not otherwisecovered by the regular policy. You can cancel up to 2 days prior to departureand receive reimbursement of up to 75% of the non-refundable payments foryour trip. Payments must be received for the upgrade with your insurance pre-mium at the time of deposit. PLEASE NOTE: For complete details of coverage,terms, conditions, exclusions, and pre-existing conditions for the insurance pro-tection provided, refer to the Description of Coverage, which you will receivewith your travel documents. If you need further information, please call SevenCorners, Inc. at 1-800-371-0926 or 317-575-2656 and ask for Customer Service.Travel insurance is underwritten by United States Fire Insurance Company,Eatontown, NJ under policy number FSG12-120116-01RT.

Acceptance of these Terms & Conditions, with signature on enrollment form, is required for participation in this tour.