He Will Lead   The WAY

Pilgrims walking down the street.

Go on Pilgrimage with Our Lord

During the summer of 2024, the Church in the U.S. revived this legacy through an unprecedented Eucharistic pilgrimage from the four corners of our nation, converging at the 10th National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis. The journey covered 6,500 miles and included 250,000+ participants, but even more numerous were the graces experienced by both participants and onlookers alike.

In 2025, we’re doing it again!

Scroll down to learn more and sign up to be notified as more detailed information becomes available beginning in the Spring of 2025.

Walk with Jesus in 2025

Beginning in mid-May, we will pick up where last year’s Pilgrimage left off: Indianapolis, the location of the 10th National Eucharistic Congress. From there, we will travel across the Southwestern United States, culminating our journey in Los Angeles.

Then, we will gather to celebrate the Feast of Corpus Christi and thank God for the graces of the National Eucharistic Revival!

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More information, including route details and events throughout the Pilgrimage, will be available by Spring 2025. Sign up below below to receive email updates as more information becomes available!

St. Junipero Serra

Patron of the Pilgrimage:
St. Katharine Drexel

St. Katharine Drexel came from a devout and wealthy family who used their material goods to serve those in need. After discerning a call to the religious life, she founded the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament. This order was dedicated to serving the Indian American and African American populations.

By the time of her death in 1955, Mother Katharine had used the funds from her inheritance to build a vast network of 50 missions and over 60 schools, with 500 sisters teaching in them. She was canonized a saint in 2000 by Pope John Paul II.

St. Katharine Drexel, pray for us!

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Pray for the Perpetual Pilgrims

Moved by a deep love for the Eucharist, eight young adults will make the full journey as Perpetual Pilgrims—traveling with Jesus all the way from Indy to LA! Please pray for them as they prepare for this once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Jesus arrives on day 1 at the 10th National Eucharistic Congress.

Who’s Involved

A pilgrimage needs participants to make it happen. Here are the key roles involved in the 2025 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage:

A priest processing through a city street with Jesus in a monstrance.

Jesus Christ

Jesus will be the focus of the entire Pilgrimage! Join us for segments of this massive expedition across the nation, physically walking side-by-side with our Risen Lord.
Pilgrims walking along a path.

Perpetual Pilgrims

A small, dedicated group of young adults will make the entire journey from Indianapolis to Los Angeles, traveling full-time from mid-May 2025 until late June. They will be led by clergy and followed by a support van.
A group of people praying at a pilgrimage event.

Eucharistic Caravan

Those who meet up with the Pilgrimage and register to walk with us for a public segment of the route are part of our Eucharistic Caravan. All are welcome to participate and journey with Our Lord and the Perpetual Pilgrims!
Pilgrims entering a home.

Our Gracious Hosts

Our Perpetual Pilgrims will rely on the biblical hospitality of local hosts, including lay families, parishes, religious orders, schools, and shrines along the way.
Eucharistic procession through a street
Eucharistic procession through a street

Discover the graces from the 2024 Eucharistic Pilgrimage

In 2024, God moved powerfully through the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage, igniting a spiritual renewal across the Church in the United States. As pilgrims journeyed with the Blessed Sacrament from state to state, hearts were transformed, and communities were united in the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist.

This pilgrimage became a living testament to the power of the Eucharist, rekindling faith and inspiring deeper devotion among the faithful. The ripple effect of this journey has left a lasting mark on parishes, families, and individuals across the United States. Discover more about the legacy of this transformative event.

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