In mid-August, the Archbishop of Luanda invited the faithful of Angola to walk 130 kilometres to the Shrine of Our Lady of the Conception of Muxima — a journey their ancestors made on foot since the 17th century, now being revived with deliberate structure and collective purpose. The pilgrimage, set for September 4 and 5, asks participants not merely to travel but to carry their intentions through the body's own effort, uniting physical sacrifice with prayer. In an age of easy transit and distant devotion, the Archbishop's challenge is quietly radical: to rediscover what is close, and to arriv