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Memories of Madrid 2011 - almost two million people travelled to the Spanish capital, if you were one of them, we want to hear from you.
Memories of Madrid 2011 - almost two million people travelled to the Spanish capital, if you were one of them, we want to hear from you.

Memories of Madrid

By  Catholic Register Staff
  • August 20, 2011

The festivities in Spain are over, but we want your memories of World Youth Day to live forever!

Share your favorite experience from World Youth Day 2011 in the easy to fill out form below, and have your experience published in The Catholic Register's special online feature, "Memories of Madrid".

This web page has been designed so that you can share your thoughts and feelings of an unforgettable event.

Here are some of the first entries we have received.

Memories of Madrid - Ken Ramiro
Memories of Madrid - Alycia Rodrigues
Memories of Madrid - Stefanie Romano
Memories of Madrid - Katrina Read
Memories of Madrid - Darrell Vekasi

Our Youth Editor Vanessa Santilli travelled to Madrid, and you can relive her pilgrimage experience online at youthspeaknews.org. All of our World Youth Day 2011 coverage is included in the "Related links" section at the bottom of this page.

In the September 4, 2011 edition of the newspaper a few select of the Madrid memories were printed. Any submissions we receive from now on will be featured here on the website.{iframe width="100%" height="501px"}http://www.catholicregister.org/images/stories/MemoriesMadrid/form.php{/iframe}

More in this category: « Here comes the Pope Cardinal says bishops were encouraged by youths at WYD »

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