2026 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage

The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage, “One Nation  Under God,” will arrive at the Archdiocese of Boston June 26-28, 2026, just days before our country celebrates the 250th birthday of our country. 

The pilgrimage calls us to build unity through prayer, and to let Jesus, present in the Eucharist, renew and heal the heart of our country one soul at a time. The pilgrimage will travel the eastern seaboard of the United States beginning in St. Augustine, Florida and concluding in Philadelphia, PA.

From Memorial Day 2026 through July 5, the Pilgrimage will include daily Mass, walking processions, Eucharistic adoration, witness talks, and service projects. The pilgrimage will pass through most of the thirteen original colonies with stops in eighteen dioceses. Pilgrims will carry the Blessed Sacrament along the route, engaging Catholics in each community. The locations for the pilgrimage in our own diocese during the June 26-28 visit will have historical significance in the founding of our country. A procession will take place from a centralized gathering place in Boston to Charlestown. A vigil Mass is being planned on Saturday, June 27 at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. 
(Visit eucharisticpilgrimage.org for more information.)

Friday, June 26: 
Our Lady of the Annunciation Melkite Cathedral 
7 VFW Pkwy, West Roxbury 
2pm Divine Liturgy 
3pm Fellowship 

Plymouth Memorial State Park 
79 Water St., Plymouth 
6pm Adoration 
6:30pm Procession (.5 mi) 
7pm Mass at St. Peter 

Saturday, June 27: 
Freedom Trail
139 Tremont St., Boston 
9:30am Boston Common Visitor's Ctr. 
10am Procession (2.5 mi) 
1pm Adoration Bunker Hill, Charlestown 

Vigil Mass @ Cathedral of the Holy Cross 
1400 Washington St., Boston 
3-4:15pm Confession & Adoration 
4:30pm Mass 

Sunday, June 28: 
St. Brigid 
1995 Mass. Ave., Lexington 
3:30-4:30pm Confession 
5pm Mass at St. Brigid 
6pm Procession (.25 mi) 
6:30pm Adoration on Battle Green

Registration not required.
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