Walk with Jesus. Pray for the nation. Follow the journey.
In honor of America’s 250th year, the 2026 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage will carry the theme One Nation Under God. One Nation Under God is not a slogan—it’s an invitation to realign our lives, communities, and country under the sovereignty of Christ. It’s a call to build unity through prayer, and to let Jesus, present in the Eucharist, renew and heal the heart of our country, one soul at a time. As pilgrims on this route, we walk with Christ so that His love might draw our nation back to Him.
The pilgrimage begins over Memorial Day weekend in St. Augustine, Florida, where the first Mass in our country was celebrated at the Our Lady of La Leche Shrine at Mission de Nombres. The route will continue up the Eastern Seaboard through most of the 13 original colonies, reaching as far north as New Hampshire and Maine. Stops will be made in the Archdiocese of Baltimore, our country’s very first Catholic diocese, as well as the Archdiocese of Boston to visit significant national historical sites. The pilgrimage concludes over the 4th of July weekend in Philadelphia, in honor of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
As the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage unfolds, the Perpetual Pilgrims will carry 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 will pass by some of the most historic landmarks along the East Coast along what has been named the St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Route. ~ National Eucharistic Pilgrimage website
To view the St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Route and learn more about the Pilgrimage click here
From the St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Shrine, NYC: The perpetual pilgrims will stop at the Shrine on June 16 and 17 to make a 2-day retreat. We are sending each of the “perpetual pilgrims” a 2nd class relic and will be praying for them each by name during their long walk. We are thrilled to have them come!
To visit the Shrine website click here
The program was presented by Joely Caro, an intern from Westchester Community College.
The Cabrini High School Board of Trustees, in partnership with the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, has announced the appointment of Mr. Eric L. DesOrmeaux, M.Ed., as the next president-elect of Cabrini High School following a comprehensive, year-long national search.
Dear friends and all those who help us in sharing the good news of God’s love,
Missing their beloved Radnor campus, the Cabrini University community members take every opportunity to gather whenever and wherever they can…especially to celebrate the good cheer of Christmas
The Christmas season at Cabrini High School is filled with beloved traditions, community spirit, and celebrations rooted in Cabrinian faith. Festivities began with the highly anticipated Cabrini High School Cookie Bake, a cherished dad-and-daughter event that offered yet another unforgettable evening of laughter, connection, and flour-covered fun. After a cozy Daddy and Daughter Dinner prepared by the famed Cabrini Dads’ Club chefs, cookie dough was rolled out, and the beloved “Flour Fight” erupted once again as clouds of flour and laughter filled the parking lot, celebrating the spirit of the season and the unique bond shared by Cabrini families.
the season, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception Mass honored Mary’s “yes” to God and Mother Cabrini’s faithful example of answering “yes” to her calling as well. As part of this cherished tradition, senior Crescents received their Mother Cabrini rosaries, symbolizing the guidance of both the Blessed Mother and our school’s patroness.
The Knitting Group at Cabrini Immigrant Services – Dobbs Ferry, NY (CIS-DF) have been Santa elves as they have crocheted clowns that will be donated to the Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital in Valhalla, NY. The very colorful clowns will bring big smiles to the faces of the children who are patients in the hospital.
