The 2026 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage carried the theme One Nation Under God. Over the course of the journey, our pilgrims walked with Christ to draw our nation back to Him. We invited the country to realign under the sovereignty of Christ, and through prayer and sacrifice, witnessed the heart of our nation being renewed, one soul at a time.
The pilgrimage began over Memorial Day weekend in St. Augustine, Florida, near where the first Mass was celebrated. The route spanned the Eastern Seaboard through the original colonies, reaching north to New Hampshire and Maine. The journey concluded over the 4th of July weekend in Philadelphia, honoring the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
Explore the Cabrini Route through the Pilgrim Digest, a comprehensive archive of the journey. These entries serve as a witness to our country’s movement to realign itself under God. Relive the steps, the stories, and the spiritual renewal that transformed our land one mile at a time.
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As the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage unfolded, the Perpetual Pilgrims carried the Blessed Sacrament across the country, engaging the universality of the Church by stopping at parishes in both urban centers and rural communities. Their journey passed by some of the most historic landmarks along the East Coast. Use the map below to explore the stops made along the St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Route.
Diocese of St. Augustine
May 24-May 25Diocese of Savannah
May 25-May 28Diocese of Charleston
May 28-May 30Diocese of Charlotte
May 30-June 2Diocese of Richmond
June 2-June 5Diocese of Arlington
June 5, June 7Archdiocese of Washington
June 5-June 6Archdiocese of Baltimore
June 9-June 11Diocese of Wilmington
June 11-June 12Diocese of Camden
June 12-June 14Diocese of Paterson
Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Passaic
June 14-June 15Diocese of Springfield, MA
June 18-June 20Diocese of Fall River
Diocese of Manchester
June 20-June 23Diocese of Portland, ME
June 23-June 26Archdiocese of Boston
Diocese of Providence
June 30-July 2Archdiocese of Philadelphia
July 2-July 5
Don’t let the momentum stop here. We invite you to stay connected with our community as we carry the spirit of the pilgrimage forward. Stay connected to our ministry as we continue to offer resources, reflect on the fruits of our travels, and share news about future pilgrimages and events.
