Some exciting news from the organizers of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage, the full routes and schedule of events have been revealed.
Pilgrims from across the country will be traveling 6,500 miles in the 60 days leading up to the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis this July.
They’ll walk one of four different routes from each corner of the country, passing through 65 dioceses including the Diocese of Brooklyn.
Of course, the Eucharist will be with them the whole way.
Currents News spoke with one of the organizers, Tim Glemkowski, about how this first-of-its-kind pilgrimage will strengthen participants’ faith.
Glemkowski also shared that the route starting on the East Coast, in New Haven, Connecticut, may be the most culturally significant.
It is called the Seton Route, after Elizabeth Ann Seton. It will take participants through Manhattan, Ellis Island, and Washington D.C.
It all starts May 18, eight weeks before the highly anticipated Eucharistic Congress.
For more info on that congress, the pilgrimage, and the revival itself just go to eucharisticrevival.org.