For 84 years pilgrims have been journeying to Cormac to seek the intercession of St. Ann, mother of Mary and grandmother of Jesus.
This year’s pilgrimage to St. Ann’s Shrine will take place on July 28th. There will be the solemn Mass at 11 a.m. and the healing Mass at 2 p.m.
St. Ann’s Triduum parish mission will be Thursday-Saturday, July 25-27.
St. Ann’s “Walk the Opeongo Line” Pilgrimage is another approach to the journey to St. Ann’s Shrine.
Begun in 2016, “Walk the Opeongo Line” is a 4 day, 67km walking pilgrimage from Our Lady of Fatima, Renfrew to St. Ann, Cormac. This pilgrimage follows part of the historic Opeongo Road, which opened the way for settlers to enter the Upper Ottawa Valley in the mid-1800s.
This walking pilgrimage is an excellent opportunity to step away from the noise of the world, get to know new people, pray, do penance, experience the beauty of the Opeongo Line, and many other unique blessings that Our Lord bestows upon His pilgrims. The pilgrimage begins July 25th and ends on July 28st with Mass at St. Ann’s shrine.
150km West of Ottawa, Cormac is a picturesque hamlet located in the Ottawa Valley.
St. Ann's Pilgrimage 
