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Greek Isles and Turkey ww.eocatholic.com/mytrip Tour = GC19 Date = 101819 Code = C Guest Speaker Sr. Joan Chittister Sacred Journeys with Sr. Joan Chittister to the Greek Isles and Turkey October 18-27, 2019 8 Nights Aboard the Azamara Journey Roundtrip Athens, Greece www.eocatholic.com • 800-247-0017 Oct. 18 & 19 - Depart the USA - Arrive in Athens, Greece Your pilgrimage begins as you depart the USA and arrive in Athens. Time permitting, take a panoramic tour before embarking on the luxurious Azamara Journey. Oct. 20 - Mykonos, Greece (On Own) Have a delightful day exploring the exceptional beauty and culture of the Greek island of Mykonos with its lovely bays and beaches, distinctive whitewashed structures, and cobblestone streets. Shore excursions are booked through Azamara. Oct. 21 - Ephesus, Turkey Drive to Ephesus, the marble city where Paul spent three years of his ministry. The ruins of Ephesus have been restored much like the city was in Paul’s time. You will visit the ancient Agora and view the Great Oct. 25 - Chania, Crete, Greece Theater. View the terrace houses, also known as “the house of the Delve into a Cretan cultural experience that includes guided rich,” which give a true impression of the ancient lifestyle. Also, visit sightseeing at Lake Kournas, the Arkadi Monastery and the bustling the Ephesus Archaeological Museum for a look at some of Ephesus’ town of Rethymnon. First stop is at Lake Kournas, where you’ll savor most prized artifacts. a delicious treat of traditional cheese pie with honey, among white Oct. 22 - Patmos, Greece sands and ancient olive trees. Next up is a tour of the fortress-like You will set sail for the Island of Patmos. Visit the Monastery of St. monastery, whose history dates to Byzantine times. Finish with a stroll John, high on the mountain overlooking the entire island. Walk down through distinctively ancient yet distinctly modern Rethymnon. to the Grotto of the Apocalypse and the caves where the exiled Apostle Oct. 26 - Santorini, Greece (On Own) John lived, and inspired by God, wrote the book of Revelation as well Explore Santorini, one of the most beautiful of the Greek islands. Its as other letters to the early church. Afterwards enjoy free time to picturesque whitewashed villages with brilliant blue domes dot the explore the town. cliffs above the Aegean Sea. The island itself perches on the edges of Oct. 23 - Rhodes, Greece a volcano whose eruption 3,500 years ago is thought to have led to Paul visited Rhodes briefly on his way to Jerusalem at the end of his the collapse of the Minoan civilization. third missionary journey. Over 1,200 years later when Jerusalem Shore excursions are booked through Azamara. fell during the Crusades, the Knights of St. John fled to the island of Oct. 27 - Athens, Greece to USA or continue on the exciting Rhodes, where they ruled for two centuries. Suleiman the Magnificent Athens & Corinth Post-Tour finally captured the island, but lost 50,000 men in the campaign. The castles and old town built by the knights are still impressive today. Oct. 24 - Agios Nikolaos, Crete, Greece (On Own) Known for having “three faces to the sea”, this port on Crete’s east coast seamlessly blends the charm of a small fishing village with the glamor of a chic resort town. The perfect base for exploring smaller islands around Crete, it’s easy to create your own personal paradise in Agios Nikolaos. Shore excursions are booked through Azamara. Guest Speaker Aboard the Sr. Joan Chittister Azamara Joan, a member of the Benedictine Journey Sisters, Erie, PA, and executive director of Benetvision, has been a passionate advocate for peace, human rights, women’s issues and church renewal for over 40 years. She is a best-selling and award- winning author and a noted international lecturer. She writes for the National Catholic Reporter and Huffington Post and has been a guest on radio and TV programs including Meet the Press, 60 Minutes, Now with Bill Moyers and many others. All Inclusive Features + Smaller ship (max 690 guests) = more intimate cruising + Luxury Cruise Accommodations + All Meals + Complimentary bottled water, soft drinks, specialty coffees & teas + Complimentary spirits, international beers and wines + Selected boutique red and white wines at lunch and dinner + Gratuities for housekeeping, dining & staff + Self service laundry + Roundtrip International Airfare (from NY) + Fuel Surcharges, Government Taxes & Port Charges + Most Shore Excursions + Late night stays + Shuttle service to and from most ports when shore excursions are not included + Night touring with live music, dining and entertainment in Ephesus AthensOPTIONAL POST-TOUR& Corinth - $398* Register Early & Save Oct. 27 - Athens & Corinth $125 $100 Disembark the ship and travel to Corinth (Acts 18: 1-18) and visit the register by register by Archaeological Museum, the Market Place the Captives Façade and the December 31, 2018 January 31, 2019 Asklepion. Among the ruins, we can stand on the Bema where Paul defended the gospel. From a distance, view Acrocorinth. Visit the architectural splendors of the $75 $50 ancient Athens. Journey to the ancient Acropolis where you will see the Propylaea, register by register by the Parthenon and the Erectheum. View Mars Hill where Paul preached the gospel February 28, 2019 March 31, 2019 (Acts 17: 15-34). You will also view the Olympic Stadium. Spend tonight at a hotel Full deposit required. Savings deducted from balance. in Athens. Oct. 28 - Return to the USA ALL INCLUSIVE PRICING FROM NEW YORK* 12 SOLDInterior StateroomOUT $4498* 4 SOLDOcean View OUT Stateroom $5298* *All prices reflect a 4% cash discount • Guests taking an extension may be on a 11 SOLDInterior StateroomOUT $4598* V3 Veranda Stateroom $5498* different flight than their group and/or traveling companion. 10 SOLDInterior StateroomOUT $4698* V2 Veranda Stateroom $5598* 9 Interior Stateroom $4798* V1 Veranda Stateroom $5698* 8 Obstructed View Stateroom $4998* VX SOLDDlx.Veranda OUT Stateroom $5998* 6 Ocean View Stateroom $5098* N2 SOLDClub Continent OUT Suite $7998* 5 Ocean View Stateroom $5198* N1 SOLDClub Continent OUT Suite $8198* *Rates are per person, based on double occupancy All prices reflect a 4% cash discount Your Price from New York Includes: Roundtrip International Airfare & Overseas Transfers Additional baggage & optional fees may apply; see fine print for details Fuel Surcharges and Government Taxes (Subject to change) Most Shore Excursions • Most Meals • Admin. 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