In 2022 the Bishops of the United States launched the National Eucharistic Revival to renew and deepen Catholics' belief in the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Most Holy Eucharist. Each year since there has been special initiatives to spread the revival.
In honor of the 250th Anniversary since the Declaration of Independence the Revival is leading a National Eucharistic Pilgrimage from the oldest Catholic worship site in the United States through the original thirteen colonies, visiting important historical sites.
The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage will visit the Archdiocese of Boston Fri Jun 26 - Sun Jun 28, 2026. On Friday evening June the 26th the visit will be to our very own Plymouth Waterfront and St. Peter Church! Please read the parking instructions carefully, as PARKING WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE at St. Peter's itself.
5:30pm Music and Devotions Pilgrim Memorial State Park 79 Water St., Plymouth
6:00pm Adoration
6:30pm Procession (.5 mi)
7:00pm Mass at St. Peter Church ---------------------------- Parking and Shuttles
Parking is Restricted at St. Peter’s Church. Parking is available at the local churches below. Shuttles begin to run from each to the Plymouth Waterfront from at 5:00pm. They will make several trips between each location until the start of the event. Return shuttles will begin returning to their parishes of origin after Mass around 8:30p, again making several trips assuring that all can return to their cars.
St. Kateri Tekakwitha Church 126 South Meadow Rd West Plymouth, MA
St. Bonaventure Parish 803 State Road Manomet, Plymouth, MA