Night Run Tel Aviv 2025







Each stride became a prayer—for those whose journeys are hidden. For people who, though legally unrecognized, are part of our community and our hearts. This Night Run was a visible sign: no one runs alone.
A Moment of Prayer
Before the 5 km course began, Fr. Piotr gathered the group for a moment of quiet prayer. Together, they prayed the Our Father, and the Vicar blessed them with these words:
“Everyone belongs. You are in our hearts. We share the same home - in the Church.”
Three Rhythms, One Spirit
The runners of the Vicariate moved out in three groups, each with its own rhythm and purpose:
- Group One: Focused and determined, running with strength and endurance.
- Led by Ilan, Ferdie, and Adam.
- Group Two: Steady and united, encouraging one another step by step.
- Led by Fr. Piotr.
- Group Three: Joyful and reflective, turning every step into a celebration of life and belonging.
- Led by Danielle and Monika.
At the Finish Line
Laughter, exhaustion, and gratitude mingled. As the night ended, Fr. Piotr blessed each participant and their individual journeys:
“May faith, hope, and love continue to guide your paths.”
What began as a run became a living testimony:
Faith unites. Hope endures. Love gives strength to all.
A Special Mention
One runner stood out: Apulog Alejandro, who completed the 15 km run with outstanding time and remarkable endurance.
Looking Ahead
As the lights of Tel Aviv faded into the night, one promise remained:
“We will meet again—in March, in Jerusalem.”
Watch a short clip (big thanks to Cristiano and the CMC team): CLICK HERE.


The Documentary about the Vicariate Available Online
Anniversary of 70 Years of St. James Vicariate
Speeches at the 70 Years Gala Celebration
Homily of Cardinal Pizzaballa at the Solemnity of St. James
Easter 2026 in St. James Vicariate
Easter Greetings 2026
Sr. Elizabeth Galmiche RIP