“Walk where Apostle Paul taught for two full years, stand where the silversmiths rioted in the Great Theater, and pray in the quiet sanctuary of the Mother of Jesus.”
Sanctuary atop Mt. Koressos
St. Paul & Silversmith Riot (Acts 19)
Tomb of the Beloved Disciple
19th-Century Orthodox Stone Town
From the early apostolic missions to the monumental Ecumenical Councils
Paul lectures daily in the Hall of Tyrannus for two years. All inhabitants of Asia hear the word of the Lord, precipitating the Demetrius riot.
John cares for the Virgin Mary in Ephesus, writes his Gospel, and addresses the Ephesian congregation as the First Church of the Apocalypse.
Over 200 bishops gather at the Church of Mary in Ephesus, affirming Mary's title as Theotokos (God-bearer) and defining Christian orthodoxy.
Emperor Justinian erects one of the largest domed basilicas in the Byzantine Empire directly over St. John's subterranean burial crypt.
Led by certified Christian theology and classical antiquity scholars
A deep faith-centered journey through the House of the Virgin Mary, the entire ancient city of Ephesus, and the Tomb of St. John with time for private reflection.
Combine the Roman marvels of Ephesus with the picturesque 19th-century Greek-Ottoman stone architecture, churches, and fruit orchards of Sirince.
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Modest attire is appreciated as it is an active Catholic place of worship. Shoulders and knees should ideally be covered during entry into the small stone chapel, though head coverings are not mandatory.
Yes. We frequently accommodate church groups, university theology faculties, and private family pilgrimages with tailored schedules, private communion services, and customized pacing.