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National Eucharistic Pilgrimage in Boston

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. You’re invited to join us, in person or in spirit, and offer prayers and sacrifices for the renewal of America.

The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage will pass through the Archdiocese of Boston from June 26th through June 28th with special events in Lexington, Plymouth, and along the Freedom Trail. This pilgrimage is an invitation to realign our lives, communities, and country under the sovereignty of Christ, to be one nation under God.

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Schedule of Events
Friday, June 26
• 2PM Divine Liturgy
• 3PM Fellowship
• 6PM Adoration
• 6:30PM Procession (.5 miles)
• 7PM Mass at St. Peter
Saturday, June 27
• 9:30AM Boston Common Visitor’s Center
• 10AM Procession (2.5 miles)
• 1PM Adoration at Bunker Hill, Charlestown
• 3PM – 4:15PM Confession and Adoration
• 4:30PM Votive Mass of the Sacred Heart
Sunday, June 28
• 3:30PM – 4:30PM Confession
• 5PM Mass at St. Brigid
• 6PM Procession
• 6:30PM Adoration on the Battle Green

“That They May Be One” Film Release

In theaters May 19th and 20th only!

“That They May Be One” – A Docudrama on Unity in Christ
On the night before His crucifixion, Jesus prayed a prayer that still echoes across the Church today: “That they may all be one.” (John 17)

Featuring Francis Chan and Christian leaders from across denominations, That They May Be One is a powerful docudrama exploring how the Holy Spirit has been quietly working across generations to answer that prayer.

The film uncovers a remarkable story of God’s providence unfolding for more than a century. From the urgent prayers of St. Elena Guerra, which inspired Pope Leo XIII to consecrate the twentieth century to the Holy Spirit, to the dramatic outpouring of the Spirit in Topeka, the historic revival at Azusa Street, and the surprising awakening among Catholics at Duquesne University in 1967, a powerful thread emerges.

Through compelling testimony, historical insight, and dramatic reenactments of Pentecost and Jesus’ prayer in John 17, the film reveals the Holy Spirit’s work across denominational lines – calling the Church to renewal, awakening, and unity.

That They May Be One is more than a documentary – it’s an invitation to rediscover the Spirit who is still moving today.

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Ticket Information Here – Playing in Danvers, Bellingham, Marlborough, Methuen, and more!

Sound of Worship

EDEN: A Live Recording worship experience

Join us for EDEN, an extended time of pure, uninterrupted worship hosted by Sound of Worship. 

Our mission is to raise altars of worship to the ends of the earth. EDEN is one of those altars. A sacred space where we gather with one purpose alone: to worship Jesus.

This is an invitation to come and bask in the presence of God. Free from distractions, free from noise, free from performance. Just hearts fully surrendered, gathering to raise a sound of worship.

As we spend extended time in worship, a live recording will also be taking place, preserving moments that will bless lives far beyond this event.

So Join us! There’s a seat just for you!

Find us on Instagram @sound_of_worship

and register with this link

Seeking Music Director (part-time)

The Music Director is a part-time role, 10-15 hours per week. The vision of Christ the King Dorchester is
to be a gospel-driven church seeking the renewal and flourishing of all people in Dorchester and beyond.
As a church based in Boston’s largest and most diverse neighborhood, we are seeking to hire a Music
Director who will help lead our worship services in ways that reflect the beautiful diversity not only of our
congregation, but also the community our church is rooted in. Our Sunday worship services include
varied musical styles drawing from gospel, hymns, and contemporary worship. CTK Dorchester is a
member of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA).

We are seeking:
– A gifted musician, who is called and able to lead musical worship in ways that reflect the diversity
of our congregation and community.
– A developer of persons, who can lead our current group of music ministry volunteers and
continue to develop and grow this team as you lead worship together.
– A contributing member of our church staff team, who will help shape Sunday worship services, as
well as the broader life and ministry of our local church.
– A committed member of our church, who is energized and engaged in the mission and vision of
CTK Dorchester.

Responsibilities:
– Oversee music for Sunday worship services and special events. Our weekly worship service is at
4pm each Sundays at First Parish Dorchester, however we are currently exploring options to
move to a morning service time.
– Lead and develop a volunteer worship team who help lead each Sunday
– Have creative oversight over all musical and lyrical arrangements
– Organize and lead rehearsals of the music team
– Manage the scheduling of rotations for music ministry volunteers
– Collaborate with the Lead Pastor in choosing songs
– Provide improvisational transition music during services
– Prepare slides for Sunday services
– Lead music for additional special events, such as Good Friday, Christmas Eve, etc.
– Order music and maintain music library and ensure compliance with CCLI copyright laws.
– Attend weekly staff meetings

Qualifications:
– Have experienced the grace of Jesus Christ in your own life and responded in faith
– Be willing to make CTK Dorchester your church home by becoming a communing member
– Gifted in musical ability vocally or instrumentally (piano or guitar preferred)
– Ability to lead a congregation in musical worship both solo or with a team.
– Three to five years experience in leading musical worship
– Residing in, or willingness to relocate to, the neighborhood of Dorchester or surrounding
communities is strongly preferred

RCCI’s Community Gathering & Fundraiser

In the midst of the racism and polarization in our word, the Church must rise up and be a faithful witness. We must choose to model the way of Jesus – who speaks truth, embodies love, and affirms the dignity of every image bearer.

But how are we to do this? And how are we to sustain this work in these challenging times?

You are invited to connect in community, be encouraged, and get equipped to be a faithful witness to Jesus. Come to RCCI’s Community Gathering & Fundraiser at 5pm on June 6th.

Learn how others are resisting racism and sustaining their shalom-building work. You are not alone. Together we can grow in our faith, expand our imaginations, and find creative ways to continue Christ’s redemptive work across racial lines.

Please RSVP at https://tinyurl.com/376355mp.

Hope to see you there!

Megan & the RCCI team


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