The 2026 Eucharistic Pilgrimage, called the "St. Francis Xavier Cabrini Route," will go up and down the east coast of the United States.
The 11th National Eucharistic Congress will be held during the summer of 2029, with an aim to have the event at a regular interval moving forward.
Rather than four routes converging on Indianapolis, a single route will process Christ in the Blessed Sacrament across the country.
While it is too soon to say where the 2029 Congress will be held, it will likely be in a central city in order to more easily facilitate pilgrimages.
Missed the cross-country trek to the National Eucharistic Congress? You get a second chance in 2025.
Sustaining the momentum of this summer's National Eucharistic Congress, online sessions will help serve a "Year of Mission."
The 2028 International Eucharistic Congress will be held in Australia, and the bishops are already planning a decade of festivities.
The National Eucharistic Congress of Tanzania was held in tandem with the International Eucharistic Congress, and shared its theme: “Brotherhood to Heal the World.”
The National Eucharistic Congress has launched the Society of the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus in continued support of the ongoing National Eucharistic Revival.
Despite only ever having been tube fed, Paul Ganucci showed remarkable determination to receive his First Holy Communion.
The Eucharist to be carried in 14-foot monstrance aboard Mississippi boat in a one-of-a-kind procession, with a boat for incense, another for the crucifix, etc.
This little rhyme helps to keep the teachings of John 6 and the Old Testament symbols straight in our heads.
The simple white T-shirt with quotes from Flannery O'Connor and the Gospel of John is up for sale with limited supplies. First come, first Chosen.
Was the Indianapolis event a "turning point for the Church in America"? There are reasons to believe it was!
Like the early Christians, joy in gathering for the Eucharist can have a strong evangelizing effect, Vatican cardinal says.
The National Shroud of Turin Exhibit was one of the most popular attractions of the National Eucharistic Congress; standing room only.
Bishop Richard Umbers of Sydney hailed the efforts of US Catholics to put on a fine National Eucharistic Congress, calling it a model for other countries.
